Strange Giang Thom hole, Na Nghe stream

Located in two mountainous communes of Tam My and Duc Phu (Da Nang city), Giang Thom hole and Na Nghe stream still retain their wild beauty, attracting many tourists to visit...

Giang Thom Hole. Photo: VAN PHIN

Giang Thom Hole in Dong Co village (Tam My commune) - known as the 11-storey waterfall - is located about 10km west of National Highway 1. The hole is formed by submerged and emergent rock strips running nearly 1km long, at the source there is a small stream, water from above falls down, creating white waterfalls that murmur all day and night.

Right at the foot of the waterfalls, many streams form deep, clear, cool pools. Looking down from above, the scene is magical like a paradise with white mist like clouds creating a charming landscape painting.

Giang Thom area has three water holes separated by high and protruding rocks. Here there are wide rocks, leaning against the cliff, where visitors can stop to rest and enjoy the scenery.

Along the stream are undulating rocky slopes with white-foam waterfalls and clear blue lakes appearing halfway up the mountain. Below, many jet-black rocks create a wild and equally attractive scene. The climate here is cool and pleasant in a peaceful space, very suitable for tourists to experience.

Experience Giang Thom hole. Photo: VAN PHIN

Nowadays, around Giang Thom pit area, many farms have sprung up with fruit orchards, acacia forests stretching out, adding to the beauty of nature. Around the area, there are also services for tourists such as cuisine with free-range chicken and mountain specialties and accommodations on windy hillsides...

Leaving Giang Thom pit, visitors continue heading west to Duc Phu commune with its rolling hills to enjoy the pristine Na Nghe stream. Na Nghe stream belongs to Thuan Yen Tay village and is about 2km long. To the west of the stream is Ba cave - Go mountain; to the south is Hang Mo mountain; to the north and east are Thung mountain - Ong Binh.

From the top of Hang Mo Mountain - at a height where you can see the whole Chu Lai landscape (Nui Thanh commune) - the water flows downstream to create Gieo waterfall, a giant waterfall that drops water into Na Nghe stream. Following the waterfall are green stone slabs, with a wide surface stretching to Go Oi waterfall. Here, water columns squeeze through thick stone slabs and then fall down below, creating a white color that blends into the peaceful Na Nghe stream.

Na Nghe Stream, Duc Phu Commune. Photo: VAN PHIN

The Na Nghe stream bed creates an attraction with many rocks stacked on top of each other. Around it, many ancient trees stretch their big roots down along with clusters of wild climbing flowers, creating an interesting feeling... The clear water of Na Nghe stream flows through a small cave through green rocks, blending with the cool water of Thuan Yen river and into the immense Phu Ninh reservoir...

Na Nghe Stream (Duc Phu Commune) and Giang Thom Hole (Tam My Commune) are still very wild and pristine scenic spots with clean environment, visitors will be surprised and surprised. This place is also in great need of businesses to invest in infrastructure and facilities to create more experiences and attract tourists from all over the world.

Source: https://baodanang.vn/la-lam-ho-giang-thom-suoi-na-nghe-3305710.html