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Lăng Cô Beach is nestled within Lăng Cô Bay, located in Phú Lộc district, Thừa Thiên Huế province. It is approximately 30km south of Da Nang city and 70km north of Huế city.
Captivating Beauty of Lăng Cô Bay
Lăng Cô Bay in Huế has long been renowned for its breathtaking natural landscape, a convergence of land and sky, a place of heavenly enchantment. It features over 10km of white sandy beaches, pristine azure waters, embraced by the majestic Trường Sơn mountain range, nestled between lush forests and the vast mystical An Cư lagoon.
In 2009, the 5th International Conference of the World's Most Beautiful Bays Club took place in Setubal, Portugal, with 140 delegates from various countries and representatives of 21 club members.
Club President Mr. Jérôme Bignon officially organized the certification ceremony for Lăng Cô Bay, Thừa Thiên Huế province, as the 28th official member of the World's Most Beautiful Bays Club. This is a significant honor, paving the way for Lăng Cô to thrive in tourism and services, becoming known to many travelers.
Upon arrival, you'll be enchanted by the charming fishing village alongside Lăng Cô Bay, offering a surprising blend of towering mountains on one side and the azure sea on the other.
Lập An Lagoon spans approximately 800 hectares, a vast and serene water lagoon that is part of Lăng Cô Bay. The most picturesque moments at Lập An Lagoon unfold during the evening, resembling a watercolor painting. The water is shallow, clear, and possesses a distinctive bluish-green hue rarely found elsewhere.
Although referred to as a lagoon, the water here is remarkably clear, allowing visibility to the lake bottom with seashells. Notably, there is no mud, so even venturing far into the lagoon, the water only reaches the ankles of adults.
The romantic sunset scene with the water acting as a mirror reflecting vibrant light at Lập An Lagoon is truly a masterpiece of art.
Nestled amid a branch of the Trường Sơn mountain range extending into the sea, with one end being Hải Vân Pass and the other being Phú Gia Pass, Lăng Cô Bay boasts sandy islets under lush green trees throughout the four seasons. Traveling to Lăng Cô Bay in any season has its unique allure. In summer, this place is a paradise to escape the heat, with a cool climate thanks to the sea breeze that dispels the scorching sun.
While the entire Central region is scorching, Lăng Cô enjoys a mild climate at around 25-26 degrees Celsius. In late autumn, Lăng Cô dissolves into a misty, ethereal atmosphere, as if a gentle breath would make the thin mist disappear like smoke. In the evening, flocks of white storks fly back to the Lập An Lagoon area, creating a captivating and tranquil painting of both stillness and movement.
Recently, taking advantage of its proximity to Bạch Mã National Park, Lăng Cô Bay has emerged as a captivating destination, seamlessly blending the untouched surroundings with the lively coastal activity of numerous boats passing by.
The majority of tourists visiting Lăng Cô Bay find delight in activities like fishing, scuba diving, mountain climbing, forest trekking, and more. This tranquil small town provides a wonderful retreat for relaxation. The seafood nurtured and caught in the bay is transformed into delicious dishes, including lobster, prawns, silver prawns, mantis shrimp, mud shrimp, land crab, oyster, blood cockle, and more.
Particularly, the oysters in Lăng Cô have a rich and savory taste, both sweet and fatty. Oysters have been a natural gift to the fishing village for generations. Visitors from afar come here to savor boiled pork dipped in various types of sour shrimp paste, blood cockle paste, accompanied by a variety of fresh herbs, earning nods of approval even from the most discerning food enthusiasts.
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Reference: Travel guide from Mytour
MytourSeptember 22, 2022
