Check-in spots not to be missed when coming to Nghi Thuy fishing village
(Baonghean.vn) - Located along the coast and the Cam River, Nghi Thuy Ward (Cua Lo Town, Nghe An) is a rural area with a strong maritime cultural identity. From landscapes, ancient architectural works, traditional crafts to daily life, all are ideal check-in spots.
 Nghi Thuy is a coastal fishing village with a history of hundreds of years, famous for its fishing and seafood processing. Nghi Thuy fishing wharf is located at the end of the Cam River, where fishermen's boats come and go, on the shore is a seafood market. The fishing wharf area is always busy and bustling, especially in the early morning, and is also a place for tourists to visit, experience and get satisfactory photos. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Currently, Cua Lo town is building a project to build a tourist destination in Nghi Thuy ward with many works and items to attract tourists, including many check-in points imbued with the cultural identity of the sea. Mai Bang Temple is one of the important works that has been restored and embellished to serve tourism development. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Mai Bang Temple still retains its ancient architecture and a spacious space located in the middle of residential area block 4. The temple was built during the Later Le Dynasty, and is a place to worship the gods: Chieu Trung Vuong Le Khoi (who had great merit under the Le Dynasty, helping Le Loi defeat the Ming invaders); Che Thang Phu Nhan Nguyen Thi Bich Chau (a beautiful and talented noble concubine, revered by the people as the goddess of the sea); Thuy Tinh Phu Nhan (ruling over the river area) and worshiping 6 founding gods. The temple is a place that strongly reflects the beliefs of coastal residents, worshiping the gods who govern the river and sea areas, protecting fishermen from the storms of the sea. Every time they go out to sea, people of Nghi Tan ward often come to the temple to pray for safety. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Not far from Mai Bang Temple is the village's ancient well, dating back hundreds of years, closely associated with the ups and downs of life of Mai Bang fishermen. Currently, the well is still preserved and embellished by the villagers, contributing to the expression of the coastal village landscape imbued with traditional cultural identity. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Along with exploitation and fishing, Nghi Thuy ward has a famous seafood processing industry, some facilities have been recognized as OCOP products. Seafood processing facilities are also built into destinations for tourists to visit and experience, helping to better understand the lives of coastal residents. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Nghi Thuy also has many fish grilling establishments, where fresh fish brought from the sea are grilled on fragrant charcoal, always an attractive product for tourists. Coming to enjoy the food, tourists also have the opportunity to experience the work and daily life of the residents of the coastal village. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| If needed, tourists can order Nghi Thuy grilled fish specialty, which will be grilled thoroughly by fishermen, carefully packaged, and put in a styrofoam box, ensuring safety during transportation. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Nghi Thuy also has a bustling electronics business area. Electronic goods are shipped from abroad by sea and are considered to be of good quality and reasonably priced. Coming here, visitors will be able to choose the products they like. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| If the stay is longer, visitors can stroll along Nghi Thuy beach, to the gathering point of fishermen's basket boats, and immerse themselves in the rhythm of the coastal village life. From there, they can understand part of the culture of the local residents. And, of course, there will be impressive photos. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Next, visitors go to Lan Chau Island, go to the rocky beach behind the island to admire the vast sky and sea and find moments of leisure and relaxation. If you are passionate, you can bring a fishing rod, sit on the rocks and listen to the waves, catch shrimp and record memorable moments. Photo: Duc Anh |
