Photographer Cao Ky Nhan.
Cao Ky Nhan, born in Phu Yen, currently lives in Ho Chi Minh City. He used to work in a foreign architectural firm with an impressive salary but he did not feel that this was the life he wanted. Since holding a camera in his hand, he realized that this was his true passion. Traveling here and there, capturing the beautiful scenery of his homeland, learning about the culture of each region has been an interesting experience in his life.
After a time of wandering around, he realized how poetic his hometown Phu Yen is. This inspired him to take a photo series recording the beautiful scenery of his hometown to introduce to friends from all over the country.
Xuan Dai Bay is formed by a mountain range running out to sea.
As a coastal province, Phu Yen owns two bays at the North and South ends, along with extremely eye-catching rocky cliffs.
Xuan Dai Bay is a small bay located at the foot of Gang slope in Song Cau town. The bay is formed by a mountain range running out to sea for about 15 km, looking like the head of a unicorn. Few bays have such a diverse mix of terrain as Xuan Dai Bay - rapids following coves, coves following beaches, beaches following winding mountains.
From Xuan Dai Bay, go along National Highway 1A to Tuy An District. This place owns most of the famous scenic spots of Phu Yen such as: Ganh Da Dia, Ganh Den, Bai Bang, Phu Hanh ancient stone village, Ong Cop Bridge, Mang Lang Church, O Loan Lagoon, Hon Yen, Vuc Hom...
The famous Ganh Da Dia of Phu Yen.
Tuy An land is being deeply studied about stone culture. It would be a mistake to think that Ganh Da Dia is the only place with honeycomb stone structure. At Hon Yen, Vuc Hom also has honeycomb stone structure like Ganh Da Dia and there are many similar stone structures hidden deep underground.
About 1 km north of Ganh Da Dia is Ganh Den. The landscape here is still wild and has not been well exploited for tourism.
Ganh Den
About 1 km south of Ganh Da Dia is Bai Bang, a rocky beach located right on the coast. From February to the end of March, these rocky beaches are covered with algae and moss, giving them a wild and extremely eye-catching look.
Bang's Card
Nearby is the ancient stone village of Phu Hanh, a fairly old village with houses, cowsheds, wells, and paths all paved with very large stone blocks.
Basket boat making village in Phu Yen.
About 10 km from Ganh Da Dia, you can visit and explore Ong Cop Bridge - the longest wooden bridge connecting the sea in Vietnam, Mang Lang Church, and Tam Giang Dam.
Ong Cop Bridge
O Loan Lagoon with its peaceful beauty, this place has the famous blood cockles of Phu Yen.
Hon Yen is a very famous natural landscape and has been recognized as a National Monument.
At Hon Yen there is a fairly large coral reef, which can be seen exposed during the lowest tides of the year when the water recedes.
Tuy Hoa city is changing its appearance day by day. In addition to the old attractions such as Nhan mountain - Da river (also known as Da Rang river, or Ba Ha river), most recently, Tuy Hoa's Nghinh Phong tower has emerged as a phenomenon.
Nghi Phong Tower.
The tower has a beautiful design with a honeycomb stone structure like Ganh Da Dia. The tower is divided into 2 parts, each part has 50 hexagonal stone pillars inspired by the legend of the hundred eggs of Lac Long Quan and Au Co.
Nhan Waterfall is famous for its Cham architecture.
In the South of Phu Yen, besides Vung Ro Bay, there is Mui Dien and Bai Mon. Traveling on this route brings an exciting feeling with the long blue coastline lying along the cliffs.
Besides the sea, Phu Yen also has mountains. Tourists can go to Ong Hinh to see the Hinh River hydroelectric lake and visit H'Ly waterfall.
H'Ly Waterfall is also known as Journey to the West Waterfall.
Van Hoa Plateau is considered the second Da Lat.
