How are you all doing today? It's been over three months since I first joined Hive, and this is my first time joining to the Photography Lovers. I am the one who has only recently begun to learn about photography in little increments, but I am constantly eager to learn more about new things. Saying I am a nature lover isn't enough for me; feeling the beauty of nature via my eyes and the photographs I take is how I genuinely adore it.
Today, I will concentrate on writing about one of Vietnam's most beautiful provinces, Quang Binh, which has attracted not only Vietnamese but also international tourists from all over the world. Quang Binh has developed into an extraordinarily attractive and unique area, with a majestic limestone mountain range and a lengthy coastline.
Mother Nature has always been generous to us all. She will replace anything she takes with something of equal or better worth. Quang Binh is located in the center part of Vietnam and is prone to flooding every year. However, with over 80% of the land covered in limestone mountains and a river system, Quang Binh has become one of the best destinations in Vietnam to visit on your bucket list.
In recent years, adventure tourism has grown in popularity in Vietnam. This profession began to emerge in the north of Vietnam, in places like Sapa, where there are numerous hiking activities that may be enjoyed by those who find staying in a luxurious resort to be tedious. Since Hang Son Doong was discovered and recognized as the world's largest natural cave, Quang Binh has grown in popularity as a tourist destination. The Phong Nha cave system includes this beautiful cavern, which is only a minor fraction of the larger Phong Nha cave system. Aside from Hang Son Doong, this picturesque country also boasts another stunning and important cave system, the Tu Lan cave system, which contains more than 20 outstanding caves with both dry and river passages.
I'd like to summarize some key facts that have helped Quang Binh become a must-see destination:
• Phong Nha cave was first opened to tourism in 1997
• The Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park was established in 2001
• The National Park was first reconized as a World Heritage Site in 2003 for its geological and geomorphological values, and won second time in 2015 for its incredible biodiversity
• Paradise cave was first opened to tourism in 2011
• Longest river cave in the world – Hang Khe Ry at around 18 km
• Largest cave in the world – Hang Son Doong with 9km long and 250m wide.
• 16 major expeditions to Quang Binh led by the British Caving Research Association and local jungle men, and there are over 400 caves explored in Quang Binh area
• Caving adventure tour companies have distributed to employ over 300 guides and porters.
Beautiful beaches with white and fine sands, on the other hand, are one of Quang Binh's most well-known and appealing tourist attractions. I can name three well-known beaches: Quang Phu Beach, Da Nhay Beach, and Nhat Le Beach, each of which has its unique charm. If you get the chance to visit Quang Binh, you must visit Nhat Le and Quang Phu Beach, which is located close the city center of Dong Hoi (about 3km from the central). I fell in love with the beach because of the breathtaking sunrise and sunset views.
It is just far from Dong Hoi city about 40 km where has a unique beach called Da Nhay.
What distinguishes Da Nhay Beach is the presence of rocky mountains that have been eroded by sea water erosion throughout time, resulting in a variety of fancy shapes worthy of a natural sculpture masterpiece. The poetic beauty of this pristine beach makes visitors unforgettable when they come here for the first time.
With a diverse variety of tourist options ranging from experience to discovery to adventure, visitors will be sure to have a memorable time in this area.
