There is a stream between the white sand dunes.

Nature has bestowed on the sandy land of Hoa Thang a truly magical stream. The wild and attractive stream is hidden in the middle of the “sand desert” in the middle of the desert hills. The pristine beauty of the white sand dunes and the poetic, cool stream have attracted many travelers who want to explore the new and strange landscapes of the Hoa Thang coastal area (Bac Binh).

Barefoot, carrying sandals in hand, step by step, slowly, the members of the group waded upstream of the small stream to enjoy the cool feeling of a summer day. On both sides of the stream were rolling white sand dunes, the sand was hot, the natural scenery here was wonderful.

Mr. Le Lan, a resident of Hoa Thang commune, said: “This stream originates from the foot of the sand dunes and has no name yet. Local people passing by here saw that both sides of the stream were covered with wild pineapple trees and bushes, so they called it “Pineapple Stream”. The stream is about 3 km long, running from the foot of the sand dunes (next to Bau Trang) to the sea. Backpackers or people who like to explore dangerous places and new natural landscapes sometimes set up tents to stay overnight at Mui Yen, and early in the morning, walk or use special vehicles to Pineapple Stream to explore and enjoy the magical cool water flowing from the heart of the hot “sand desert”…”.

Special vehicle to Pineapple Stream to explore and enjoy the magical cool water.

Not only us but many people in the group were really surprised, because they could not explain where the water came from, flowing into the stream and then out to sea. Because both sides of the stream were white sand and occasionally there were wild pineapple bushes and green bushes. In the dry season as well as the rainy season, the water still flows endlessly. The small stream is winding, the widest part is only about 5m. The water in the middle of the stream is just above the ankles, so travelers roll up their pants above their knees to wade through the stream for several hundred meters. Backpacker Nguyen Long An from Ho Chi Minh City shared: “Every time we come to Hoa Thang, we not only visit and experience Trinh Nu sand hill, Mui Yen but also stop by this stream to rest and relax after a difficult journey of crossing the hot and rocky “sand desert” of nearly 4km… Moreover, every time the wind blows strongly, the sand flies with a whistling sound, the tiny sand grains hit our faces and hurt our skin…”.

The wild and attractive stream is hidden in the middle of the "sand desert".

We know that the coastal area from Mui Yen to Suoi Dua has been planned to develop an eco-tourism area. The locality is currently inviting investors to exploit the tourism development potential of this area. Perhaps in the near future, Suoi Dua scenic spot, located in the middle of the Hoa Thang “sand desert”, will be awakened and become an attractive destination for travelers from all over.

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