Ca Pass, also known as Drama Pass, is one of the special and famous passes in Central Vietnam. Located on National Highway 1, Deo Ca Pass connects the two provinces of Khanh Hoa and Phu Yen.
Deo Ca Pass has an altitude of about 333m and a length of about 12km. Considered one of the largest passes in Vietnam, and at the same time possessing majestic and dangerous beauty, Deo Ca Pass is an ideal destination for tourists who want to enjoy the amazing natural space, where the sea and mountains blend.
Deo Ca Pass is not only one of the most rugged passes in Central Vietnam, but also one of the few passes located close to the sea that brings majestic beauty that is both quiet and poetic.
The beauty of Deo Ca Pass is a wonderful combination of the majestic sea and the green mountains, creating a unique and attractive landscape. When you stand at the top of the pass, you will be fascinated by the magical and enchanting beauty of this place.
Looking towards the sea, the sunlight reflected on the water creates bright, shimmering rays. The vast, immense blue seascape, mixed with the white waves below, creates a mysterious and tranquil image.
Meanwhile, facing the view towards the mountain, you will be attracted by the greenery of the forest. The mountain ranges are identical, intertwined, creating a majestic and vast scenery. The white clouds floating on the top of the mountain further enhance the great beauty of nature.
Ca Pass is not only a beautiful and majestic tourist route but also a pass associated with heroic historical stories.
Canh Vinh Ro is famous for being a beautiful bay intertwined between the majesty of the hills and mountains and the poetry of the sea hugging along the S-shaped curve.
Deo Ca Pass is not only an ideal stop for nature lovers but also a place that attracts tourists who want to explore and challenge themselves in trekking, climbing, or simply relax and enjoy the peaceful space of the sea and sky here.
The Ca Pass tunnel is located between the two provinces of Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa, currently the second longest road tunnel in Vietnam, after the Hai Van tunnel.
Co Ma Pass winds along a beautiful sea route.
The population here is quite sparse. For a great view, you should go around the pass (on the right) instead of going through the tunnel.
Source: Vietnamtravel/Zing
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