The rare S-shaped strip of land in Phu Yen

Mui Dien, also known as Mui Dai Lanh, is located in Hoa Tam commune, Dong Hoa district, Phu Yen province. This strip of land is part of the Dai Lanh mountain range - a branch of the Truong Son range that projects into the East Sea. Photo: May Trang

The Cape ofagen was discovered in the late 19th century by a French general named Varella who recognized an important role on the international map. Therefore, on the old map, this place was also called Cap Varella (Mui Varella). Photo: Trang Nguyen

In 1890, with the purpose of orienting ships to operate at sea and into Vung Ro Bay, in Mui Dien, the French built a lighthouse 26.5m above the building's foundation and 110m above the sea level. To get to the lighthouse, visitors will have to climb more than 100 spiral stairs. Photo: Trang Nguyen

In 2008, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism recognized Bai Mon - Mui Dien as a national scenic relic. This is the first place to welcome the dawn in mainland Vietnam. Photo: May Trang

This victory, when viewed in its entirety, is like a miniature S-shaped strip of land right at the far East of the Fatherland. Photo: May Trang

"Some people still think that Phu Yen only has green yellow flowers. This summer, if you go to Phu Yen, you definitely have to go to Mui Dien. Although you can't see the early morning here, the sun is still too beautiful, the sea is blue, the plants are shining like lights. It is really beautiful", tourist Nguyen Quynh Trang expressed. Photo: Trang Nguyen