Phu Yen (Dak Lak province) is always mentioned as a destination that still retains its pristine beauty and is of great interest to domestic and foreign tourists.
The suitable time to travel to Phu Yen is usually in the dry season, from about January to August. This is a fairly stable weather period, with little rain, favorable for traveling and visiting outdoor attractions.
Bai Xep
Bai Xep is the setting for the movie "I See Yellow Flowers on Green Grass" with eye-catching scenes. Located 14 km north of the center of Tuy Hoa city (old).
This is a long road, surrounded by extremely cool casuarina trees. Bai Xep, although only about 500m long, has a poetic beauty with two rocky beaches surrounding both ends of the beach.
The brilliant summer sunshine covers the entire space, shooting straight ahead from above, tourists can admire the wild green grass carpet creating an endless attraction.
Bai Mon - Mui Dien
Bai Mon is one of the easternmost points of the country and the place to welcome peace the earliest in the country. Bai Mon beach is not long, only about half a kilometer, but located in the middle or mountain range, so the sea here is gentle, light waves, gently sloping. In Bai Mon, there is also Mui Dien lighthouse.
Ms. Pham Thanh Tam (23 years old, Hanoi) who had a trip to Quy Nhon - Phu Yen, said: "To "hunt" for the earliest sunrise scene in the country, our group woke up at 2 am to move. Because we only spent one day from Quy Nhon to Phu Yen, our group planned to go very early because the travel time would take about 2 hours.
Ghenh Da Dia
Phu Yen Plate Rocky Reef owns prismatic rocks stacked neatly on top of each other. Looking far away, the rocky reef looks like a giant honeycomb reaching out to the vast ocean. The rocky beach with thousands of shiny stone slabs with a mysterious black color stands out in the blue sea water and white waves. The plate rocky reef is created thanks to the eruption of hot lava flows that then shrink into a fascinating natural phenomenon.
Nghinh Phong Tower
The tower is located in the center of Tuy Hoa, at the intersection of Nguyen Huu Tho street and Doc Lap street. The project was inaugurated in 2022, highlighted by its architecture inspired by the legend of "Lac Long Quan - Au Co" giving birth to a thousand eggs.
The two towers consist of 100 stone columns divided equally on both sides, symbolizing yin - yang, father - mother, fairy - dragon and expressing the spirit of solidarity, the origin of Dragon children and Fairy grandchildren of the Vietnamese people. In particular, the image of stacked stone blocks also evokes Ganh Da Dia as a special national relic and a famous destination of Phu Yen tourism.
