Phu Yen owns nearly 200km of coastline, of which, the coastal road has a length of more than 130km.
One of the beautiful coastal roads is from Dai Lanh lighthouse (Mui Dien) to Hung Vuong Boulevard, into Tuy Hoa city.
On the way, there is a small rocky outcrop, visitors can stop to take pictures and check-in.
With a bird's-eye view, the road appears impressive with mountains and forests on one side, and the vast open sea on the other. For those who are passionate about "moving", this route is considered the most beautiful sea route in Vietnam, worth experiencing once in a lifetime.
The ideal time to take photos is between 7 and 8 am or at sunset, around 16 to 17 pm. Dai Lanh Lighthouse (also known as Mui Dien lighthouse), is located at the easternmost point of the country, where the first sunrise on the mainland of Vietnam is welcomed.
This place is said by young people to be a place "must come once in a lifetime", because the moment of seeing the first sunlight on the mainland of Vietnam will be an unforgettable moment for anyone who has experienced it.
Mui Dien seen from above is shaped like a softly curved S-shape, like a miniature map of Vietnam.
Mui Dien is located near Vung Ro port and is located under the Ca Pass - one of the most majestic roads in Vietnam. In 2008, Mui Dien was honored to be recognized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism as a National Scenic Monument.
In Mui Dien, the lighthouse stands tall on the top of the hill, facing the sea, which is a famous check-in point, attracting visitors. Located at an altitude of 110m above sea level, visitors when standing from the highest point of the lighthouse will easily zoom out into the distance, enjoying the picturesque sea view.
Coming here, after visiting and checking in to the lighthouse, visitors can combine to experience the cliffs below or nearby areas to fully explore the beauty of nature here.
Bai Tien and Bai Ngoc seen from above.
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