Quynh beaches may sound rustic and unique, but they are endless with 7 beaches located in 7 communes, spread across Quynh Luu district.
The Quynh Sea is still very strange on the map of Vietnam's sea tourism, but that is why the Quynh Sea contains many wild and new things, very stimulating those who want to "enjoy vitamin Sea" in a deserted sea area, not affected both positively and negatively by the huge "landing" of tourists.
Therefore, Quynh Sea is such a place, unknown because it is too close to famous sea tourism destinations such as: Sam Son (Thanh Hoa), Cua Lo (Nghe An), Thien Cam (Ha Tinh). So close that people would not have thought that there would still be such a sea area!
In fact, that place is just an unidentified beach, not a 5-star sky peak, not a luxurious seafood restaurant, not a luxurious entertainment venue, not a service for high-class life and not a luxurious nightlife.
That place only promised an escape and disappeared from the world of speed. A beach resort has never been so wild and innocent in the coastal swamps that are still majestically abandoned, innocent, and honest with the peaceful rhythm of life that has existed since the village was built until now.
Quynh sea sounds rustic, cute and curious. If there were no National Highway 45 - Nghi Son - Dien Chau Expressway, not many people would know about Quynh Sea outside the locality or those who accidentally got lost and passed by, then were fascinated by the pristine beauty of Quynh Sea.
Quynh Bien is a common name to refer to 7 adjacent beaches of coastal communes in Quynh Luu district, running from Quynh Lap commune to Tien Thuy commune, named Quynh Phuong, Quynh Lien, Quynh Bang, Quynh Luong, Quynh Minh, Quynh Nghia and Tien Thuy.
Quynh Sea has been almost out of tourism service for about the past 5 years. From ancient times to the present, the beautiful and clean sandbanks of the Quynh Sea have been simply places for people to pull the net (a form of pulling the net on the shore), for fishermen to stay on fishing boats, drying nets, drying fish...
It is a space for marine workers and fishermen rather than tourism services, even though the sea here has many features of the seas in the Central Coast region. The water is clear and green almost all year round, not much gray, yellow, or even red due to the downstream water of major rivers like the seas in the North.
Quynh Sea has dozens of beautiful, beautiful, "one corner of the sky" beaches, with a row of green seaweed in 4 seasons, then to the sandbank full of purple, purple, and then to the clean, golden sandbank that will be eroded by the silver waves.
Thanks to the characteristics of a sea area, with an end emerging from Quynh Phuong sea and the sacred Con temple, the Quynh sea area is quite calm, gentle, and cannot contain the evil underground flows. Hot, pure, filled with the salty flavors of the ocean... those characteristics are very common but now it is difficult to find in other coastal areas.
Looking at Con Temple, I was thinking about Cuong Temple, which is also located in the nearby Dien Chau District. Every Vietnamese person must know the legendary story about the father and son of Thuc Phan An Duong Vuong who took My Chau and exiled her from Co Loa citadel. After the sanctuary lost its effectiveness due to " misplaced heart" on her head, My Chau revealed the secret of the sanctuary to Trong Thuy, leading to disaster and water damage.
When he ran to a beach in the Quynh sea, An Duong Vuong stopped to listen to the god Kim Quy appear to sentence My Chau to death, then slashed his daughter before returning to the current Cuong temple area to commit suicide, instead of letting her fall into the hands of the enemy.
I heard that My Chau's blood turned into pearls, if it was washed with Trong Thuy well water, it would be very bright. Is that the sand on Quynh beach beautiful, clean and uncompromising? The sand was wandered at people's feet, as if telling a history of passion, mistakes and injustice.
I like to lie all day on the Quynh sea to listen to the wind, waves, and howling waves, when I read three pages of books, sometimes I stop and watch the herds of sea urchin, bird, and seaweed fly in many thousands on the silver waves and then form a V-shaped formation towards the far away Con temple.
Quynh Sea is especially unique in the cave system, rarely seen in other sea areas. The caves are located right next to the coast, when the tide rises, they become puddles, when the tide falls, leaving crabs and cranes alone on the sand. Here is Dragon Mountain with Dragon Eye Cave with beautiful, expansive deposits of vayos.
The sun rises, but it is a gentle sunlight that is not too burning, just enough to warm the sea water to encourage the tired bodies waiting for a little regeneration. That warm water also invites shrimp (small sea shrimp, also known as Moi) to float and fall into the net of shrimp strikers.
The fresh sea shrimp stir-fried with star fruit is delicious, originally a gift from the sky of Quynh sea. The sun has risen more severe, and will dry the shrimp to become a dry food for the days of heavy rain. Shrimp is also the ingredient for the delicious "AR-ching" shrimp paste. In addition to shrimp, sun-watching mackerel is also a specialty of Quynh sea.
Try to go to Quynh beach in the middle of the lunar calendar to see the full moon rising in the middle of a solid space like a cup of coffee. The light of the moon will make the sea change the vast sea surface, making them a magical quartz.
In that light, the white fingers from thousands of years of hard waves stroked the beach and murmuring the story of An Duong Vuong - My Chau, the story of "Loc Temple" and hundreds of thousands of mysteries of the mastery land, of the "red address" in this Soviet and revolutionary movement.
