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In recent days, Quang Lang beach (Thai Binh province) has attracted many tourists to check in thanks to the scenery where the water reflects the sky, creating a vast and captivating landscape.
Affectionately named the "Infinity Sea," Quang Lang Beach is one of the most unique natural landmarks in Vietnam. Specifically, in the early morning, when the tide recedes, the water level on the sandy beach, mixed with silt, is only ankle-deep, allowing visitors to easily walk around. The space here stretches out vast and wide like a giant mirror.
These stunning photos were taken at the infinity beach.
Recently, many people have been sharing check-in photos at this destination. However, this place is still quite pristine and undeveloped for tourism, so there aren't many accommodations around. Tourists mainly come here to take photos of the sunrise and return on the same day.
During the National Day holiday on September 2nd, thousands of tourists from neighboring provinces and cities such as Hanoi, Hai Phong, Hai Duong, etc., flocked to Quang Lang "infinity beach" to witness firsthand the picturesque scenery in the morning.
Hundreds of tourists arrived early to take photos.
Choose a spot for taking Instagram-worthy photos.
Trying to strike a pose, but the tide was too high.
However, on the morning of September 4th, due to unfavorable weather conditions and high tides, tourists were unable to admire the breathtaking "infinity sea" as they had on previous days. Many expressed disappointment at the significant difference between reality and the images they saw online.
After walking 2-3 km along a dirt path, tourists finally reached their destination. The rain had just stopped, leaving the path very muddy. Hundreds of tourists had reportedly arrived early in the morning to capture stunning photos for social media. However, the high tide and cloudy skies diminished the beach's beauty. They decided to stay and watch the sunrise instead.
High tides made it difficult for tourists to move around.
Some people decided to go swimming instead of checking in.
"This is a polar sea, not an infinite one. Extremely polar, polarity is present from home to the beach," one Facebook user commented.
Locals advise visitors to check the tide schedule and weather forecast before visiting for the best experience. Additionally, to preserve the beach's beauty, visitors should refrain from littering and be mindful of cleaning up their belongings.
An aerial view of tourists visiting the infinity sea.
Some people arrived before sunrise.
Tourists wearing boots choose spots to take photos.
Visitors can track and check the tide schedule on an online application to understand the current water levels. Additionally, to visit the "infinity sea" and capture the most impressive photos, visitors should choose a day with few clouds and calm winds. Late summer and early autumn (July-October) are ideal times when the wind is gentle and the sunrise is beautiful. It is known that from September 2nd to 6th, the tide is high, so visitors to Quang Lang beach on these days will not be able to admire the "infinity sea" at dawn.
Located about 120 km from Hanoi, this destination can be reached by motorbike, car, or bus. Starting from Hanoi, take the Hanoi - Hai Phong expressway - National Highway 10 - Road 25 - Provincial Road 354 - National Highway 37 - Provincial Road 461 - Thuy Xuan.
