The beautiful sunrise scene at Hon Yen 'captures the hearts' of tourists

(Dan Tri) - The land of "Yellow flowers on green grass" ( Phu Yen ) has become an unmissable destination for those who love to travel with its colorful natural picture of plains, mountains and seas.

Coming here, tourists cannot help but visit Hon Yen. Hon Yen fascinates people with its wild, simple and poetic beauty at dawn.

About 17km north of Tuy Hoa city, Hon Yen belongs to Nhon Hoi village, An Hoa commune, Tuy An district and is part of Hon Yen complex. In 2018, this place was recognized as a national scenic relic.

According to locals, the reason for this name is because in the past, many swiftlets flew here to nest, breed and live. Nowadays, Hon Yen is chosen by Phu Yen fishermen as a place to raise lobsters. In the photo is a panoramic view of Hon Yen from above.

Coming to Hon Yen, visitors not only immerse themselves in the wild and simple beauty but also feel the vibrant life under the dawn. Fishermen use small mesh nets to catch shrimp and anchovies. The nets are slowly lowered into the sea, while boats run in circles to surround the fish. Seen from above, the giant net is no different from a soft, gradually curving, creating shape on the blue sea. These are impressive moments that create the uniqueness of the picture of nature and people in Hon Yen.

Lobster farming has been developed by fishermen since 2005 and is still maintained today. This profession has helped many people in Hon Yen improve their lives.

Every year from May to August, Hon Yen fishermen are busy going out to sea to cast their nets.

Anchovy fishing boats usually have 10-13 people, they are no different from artists with masterpieces in the middle of the ocean.

Many boats gather to cast nets like "sea flowers" blooming amidst the blending green. News and photos: Minh Luong

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