Amazing volcanic cliffs, seagulls flying to their homes, sunset gilding the waves… are some enchanting pictures from nature on Ly Son island (Quang Ngai province, Vietnam ).
Volcanic cliffs form ‘a curved arm’ stretching out towards the sea, creating a dreamlike scenery for An Binh island commune (Ly Son district, Quang Ngai province).
The canoe rides the waves, taking visitors to unique volcanic sediments around An Binh island.
Seagulls are flying to their nests altogether.
The waves are hitting the shore, bringing interesting moments.
On beautiful sunny days, visitors can join local fishermen to dive and catch fish and admire the coral reefs.
Ly Son is also one of the fishing locations with various sea animals.
Simple life of local people on the beach around the island.
The garlic fields near aquaculture cages of fishermen have become the highlight on the island.
The cliffs from millions-year volcanic sediments have unique shapes in Hang pagoda – a national historic cultural site on Ly Son.
As evening nearly falls, visitors can admire a picture of sunset gilding the whole sea surface.
Fog on garlic fields at dawn.
Sunset on Thoi Loi peak.
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