Location
Quang Lang Beach belongs to Quang Lang village, Thuy Hai commune, Thai Thuy district, Thai Binh province. The destination is about 38km from Thai Binh city, about 120km from Hanoi.
Quang Lang Beach is located next to the mouth of the Yan Ho River - a small tributary of the Red River. The characteristic of this place is the brown alluvial sand, which is flat and spread all over looking like a giant mirror reflecting the scenery and sky.
This alluvial beach is about 7km wide, with a sea surface full of water. Early on, people went to the beach to catch nail snails by using iron rods to catch them
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Time
To see the "infinity sea", you have to go very early, about 2-3 am to be here to go to the sea.
Note the sea level because the tide rises and falls. From September 1st to 6th, all mornings the water is high, so people should not go there. The right time to come here to take photos this month is from September 7 - 12 and September 23 - 26.
Travel Distance
To get to the "infinity sea", you have to park your car and walk through the mud for about 3km to get to the sea. Since this area is an estuary, there is a lot of mud, silt, and the road is very slippery, so you have to go carefully.
Photo: Nguyen Quang Minh/Doan Ngoc Anh/Aries_2302
Note
Bring few belongings, bring the essentials when going to the sea
Go early to choose a spot and catch the sunrise
Bring boots (if applicable) or wear non-slip shoes
Bring a small chair or folding chair because the sea of ginseng is flooded, you can't sit and wait for a few hours, your legs are very tired!
Bring drinking water and snacks.
If you go with children, it is a bit hard because you have to get up early and the walking path is quite long and difficult to walk. It should be considered.
Pay attention to the tide, if you don't want to have an effortless trip without beautiful photos to bring back.
Do not take garbage to the sea and if there is, remember to bring it back after check-in.
The best paparazzi only lasts about 15 minutes when the sun has just risen, and the pink light covers the space. If the sun rises too high, the bright light will be difficult to photograph.
Photo: Do Van Tuyen
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