Green moss grows like a carpet for kilometers on volcanic sedimentary rocks in the Ly Son district of Quang Ngai province.

Mountain sedimentary rocks in this island district grow green moss everywhere after long days of rough seas and warm sunny weather. The green moss carpet stands out against the clear sea water beneath the ancient crater Thoi Loi in the photo

Every year, the moss season in Ly Son Island lasts from January to the end of the third lunar month. A unique volcanic sedimentary rock near Hang Co relic area, Ly Son district, is shown in the photograph.

"We came to Ly Son Island to travel because there were many rocks covered in green moss. The pristine and romantic natural space of the island here provided us with a particularly interesting feeling throughout the journey "Ms. Nguyen Thi Anh Lan stated (Hanoi).

Volcanic sedimentary cliffs are covered in green moss in the scenic Hang Pagoda district of Ly Son island.

With each wave crashing against the white shore, the mossy patch on the volcanic sedimentary rock stands out.

In front of An Hai village area, Ly Son island district, green moss forms a long streak like a silk strip. "The province is looking for companies that want to invest in tourism and services worthy of the fatherland island district. We believe that the local tourism industry will thrive in the coming years "Ninh expressed his optimism.

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The ancient crater remains intact all year. With many basalt reefs, three-paved stone columns, and extremely unique lava rocks, the ecosystem extends to the surrounding area.Lava rocks act as breakwaters, creating shallow, clear, and calm water in which visitors can freely wave and bathe.The Ba Lang An Lighthouse is also a popular tourist destination. This sea light station was built in 1982 and has been repaired numerous times to assist boats operating in Quang Ngai sea-oriented waters.

The Ba Lang An Lighthouse is 36.4m tall and serves as a tourist attraction as well as a navigational aid for boats.

"The environment is pristine, and the sea is clear and calm. Because the trees grow green, the entire sea becomes cool. This location is ideal for unwinding after a long day at work "Ms. Suong, a tourist, stated.

Ba Lang An, because the sea is a relatively calm and unspoiled environment, it is a popular weekend destination for tourists. Visitors can paddle here to explore an ancient crater hidden beneath the water.The waters of Ba Lang An are distinguished by trees that grow green all the way to the coast. The greenery creates a cool zone near the wave's base.

Residents of Ba Village An in particular, and of Binh Chau commune in general, are primarily fishermen who are well-known for their long-term fishing in the Paracels and Spratlys. Each sea voyage can last between one and two months. Because of the extended period of sea clinging, fishermen in this area are referred to as "Paracel and Spratly residents."Ly Son island district (Quang Ngai province) with three volcanoes towering in the middle of the sea can be seen clearly from Ba Làng An. With a distance of 135 nautical miles, Cape Ba Làng An was also identified as the closest mainland location to Hoàng Sa Islands.The waters of Binh Chau commune are also known as the "ancient shipwreck graveyard" in addition to their geological value. According to experts, there used to be a busy trading port at sea on the "Silk Road."

According to Nguyen Tuan Lam, a former underwater archaeology expert at the Vietnam History Museum, the sea has discovered evidence of 11 ancient shipwrecks. Apart from the Bermuda Triangle in the Atlantic Ocean, no other location has such a dense concentration of ancient shipwrecks as the waters of Bình Châu.

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"When I visited Sa Huynh land, I was especially impressed by the people of the fishing village here. They are close, sketchy, and honest, and the landscape is lyrical and heartfelt ", shared Le Thi Dieu Tra (mo Duc district, Quang Ngai province).The residents of Go Co's ancient village knit nets entice tourists and photographers to visit and photograph the village. According to archaeological experts, the village is a comprehensive picture of diverse heritage values, bringing together the essence of the three Sa Huynh, Cham Pa, and Dai Viet cultures.On the traditional National New Year's Day, Tet, a group of young men from Sa Huynh fishing village cheers the tug-of-war competition while the girls wear brilliant costumes to play the role of cheering actors (folk songs of fishermen from the central coast), singing bold talismans of sea and island culture.The Sa Huynh culture was named after archaeologists who discovered it in Sa Huynh village in 1909. (Quang Ngai). The complex of three archaeological sites, Long Thanh, Phu Khuong, and Thanh Duc, with numerous artifacts discovered, has significant cultural and historical significance.The Sa Huynh Cultural Museum attracts visitors. According to Dr. Doan Ngoc Khoi, Deputy Director of the Quang Ngai General Museum, Dong Son culture (North), Oc Eo culture (South), and Sa Huynh culture (Central) are the "three cradles of civilization" in the past, forming a cultural triangle in Vietnam's territory.

Sa Huynh Beach (Duc Pho town, Quang Ngai province).

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