The fascinating mossy rocks of Quynh Beach
(Baonghean.vn) - This is a mossy rock beach located on the seashore, right behind Cờn Temple (outside) in Quỳnh Phương ward, Hoàng Mai town (Nghe An). This place is very suitable for those who like backpacking and "adventure" travel.
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| Located on the water's edge, behind the Cờn Temple (outside), the mossy rock formations create a fascinating space. Photo: Hồ Long |
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| Originally a natural rocky beach, after Hoang Mai town planned to build a road along the coastline, many beautiful green mosses appeared on the rocks. Photo: Ho Long |
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| In spring, moss and algae are most abundant. There are two types of moss here: leafy moss and filamentous moss. |
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| The jagged rocks along the shore, covered in lush green moss, create a striking and unusual sight. Photo: Ho Long |
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| When the tide rises, the mossy rocky beach attracts plankton and algae-eating creatures like crabs, fish, and shrimp. When the tide recedes, the rocky beach becomes a place where locals catch crabs, snails, and harvest oysters. |
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| Locals often come to the rocky beach to collect oysters. Photo: Ho Long |
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| Oysters thrive on large rocks. They only emerge when the tide recedes, and locals use makeshift tools to harvest them. Photo: Ho Long |
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| Bowls of freshly shucked oysters. Photo: Ho Long |
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| A man is trying to catch crabs in a crevice in the rocks. Photo: Ho Long |
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| The rocky beach is also a place where local children often come to play. Photo: Ho Long |
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| The children enjoyed removing moss from the rocks. Photo: Ho Long |
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| This is an ideal destination for those who enjoy backpacking and budget travel by sea. Photo: Ho Long |
