(Baonghean.vn) – There are massive, towering horizontal rock formations, and also small rocky areas teetering on the edge of the waves. The rocks come in all shapes and sizes, as if nature has sculpted statues on the waves of Quynh Beach…
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| Quynh Lap rocky beach is located in Quynh Lap commune, Hoang Mai town, about 10km from National Highway 1A. This beach retains its pristine, unspoiled beauty and is little-known. After images of the beach were published on various media outlets, many people have praised it as one of the most beautiful natural rocky beaches in Nghe An province. |
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| A rock formation shaped like a turtle on the rocky beach. |
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| This rock formation resembles a sea cucumber; some people also call it the elephant rock. |
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| A rock formation resembling a cannon. |
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| A massive rock formation juts out into the sea. |
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| Stones stacked on top of each other... |
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| The small rocky beach lies just below the edge of the waves, and each time the tide rises, they disappear beneath the water. |
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| Mushroom-shaped rock formations. |
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| The rocks are like spikes. |
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| A rock formation shaped like a dragon's head. |
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| Waves crash against the ancient cliffs, sending white foam crashing down. |
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| Untouched and magnificent. |
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| It is believed that these are the footprints of Ông Đùng, the giant who mended the sky with stones in legend. |
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| The colors of the rocks are also diverse and varied. |
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| Shark jaws. |
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| A swan. |
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| This masterpiece was created over hundreds of years thanks to the remains of oysters and mussels clinging to the rocks. |
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| It was as if tree roots were clinging tangled to the rock. |
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| Viewed from above, the Quỳnh Lập rocky beach resembles a unique and majestic natural painting, with some sections black, others silvery white, and still others yellow. |
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