Green moss field appears for the first time in the 'heavenly palace' of Ha Tinh

Admiring the lush green moss field at Ha Tinh beach. Video : Pham Truong.

Thien Cam Beach is located in Cam Xuyen District, about 25 km from the center of Ha Tinh City, including a complex of mountains, sea, temples, pagodas, and accommodation areas. This is a familiar destination for many locals and tourists from near and far. With a crescent shape, the sandy beach stretches nearly 3 km - this place is known as the "sea bow" of the Central region.

In the first days of the year of At Ty 2025, the rocky beaches, the seawalls along Thien Cam beach and Cam Nhuong seawall are covered with green moss. When the tide goes down, the moss layer is revealed, lush green, very beautiful.

“We have been to Thien Cam beach and Cam Nhuong embankment many times, but this is the first time we have seen beautiful green moss clinging to the rocks like a carpet,” said Ms. Thanh Tam (30 years old, living in Ha Tinh city).

The rugged rocks are covered with green moss that grows in competition with each other. This moss is bright green, clings tightly to the rocks, and sways gently with the sea water.

Locals said that the mossy rocks first appeared in this area after the breakwater in Cam Nhuong commune was upgraded and built. This season, when dawn rises or dusk falls, the rocks along the coast appear with a fresh green color, extremely eye-catching.

This sea area has clear water, combined with rocks covered with green moss, so people and tourists often come here to sightsee and take pictures.

Some people also catch crabs, mussels, oysters... clinging to the embankments and rocky rapids.

In addition to the newly appeared green moss beach, visitors to this coastal area can also explore the undulating rocky reefs and unspoiled beaches that few people know about.

Or experience the unique and special fishing festivals that are hundreds of years old. Tourists can also visit the fish market at dawn along the embankment of the old fishing village of Cam Nhuong.