Which province after the merger has 'Maldives of Vietnam' and 'miniature Da Lat'?

Ly Son Island has clear, emerald green sea water, and is considered the "Maldives of Vietnam".

According to Resolution No. 60 of the 11th Central Conference, Kon Tum province is expected to merge with Quang Ngai province and take the name Quang Ngai province; the political and administrative center is located in the current Quang Ngai province.

The area of ​​the new Quang Ngai province will be up to 14,832km², including sea, forest, highway, deep-water port,...

The new province will own both the island known as "Vietnam's Maldives" and "miniature Da Lat".

"Maldives of Vietnam"

Ly Son island district, Quang Ngai includes 3 islands: Cu Lao Re (Big island), An Binh island commune (Small island) and Mu Cu island, located about 30 km from the mainland.

The ideal time to explore this island district is from April to August every year, when the weather is sunny, there is little rain, and the sea is calm. From late December to April of the following year, Ly Son enters the impressive green moss season.

On Big Island, visitors can rent motorbikes to visit Thoi Loi peak, garlic fields, Cau cave, To Vo gate, Hang pagoda, Duc pagoda. These are all famous "check-in" spots, with impressive views of the sea.

An Binh Island (Small Island) is located about 3 nautical miles from Big Island. True to its name, this place is not noisy, not crowded. Life is simple and rustic with small houses facing the sea.

In addition to swimming in the clear blue beach, visitors can experience SUP, kayaking, basket boating, scuba diving to see coral...

"Miniature Dalat"

Mang Den is a small town on the plateau, in Kon Plong district, about 60km from Kon Tum city. This place is likened to "miniature Da Lat" with primeval forests, lakes, waterfalls...

Similar to Da Lat, each season Mang Den is adorned with its own flower colors such as mimosa, ban flower, purple phoenix flower, purple sim... Mang Den also has its own attraction, being an ideal place to "heal" and relax.

Coming to Mang Den, tourists can visit Pa Sy waterfall eco-tourism area, Dak Ke lake, wooden statue garden, Khanh Lam pagoda,... or go to farms.

Mang Den is considered a "miniature Da Lat". Photo: Mang Den Tourism Association

Many beautiful "tourist coordinates"

In Quang Ngai, tourists can find the wild, peaceful beauty of the sea at My A port, Hoc Mo beach, Chau Me beach, Hon Nhan, Ba Lang An cape, Xep beach, and Nghia An embankment.

Bai Xep - Hon Nhan is located in Ghenh Da hamlet, Binh Chau, Binh Son. Bai Xep was formed from the eruption and tectonic activity of the volcanic sedimentary zone. The sea here is very shallow and clear, visitors can wade.

Standing at Hon Nhan, visitors can freely admire the vast ocean, look towards Ba Lang An, the lighthouse...

If you like to hunt clouds, looking for Sa Pa, Ta Xua right in Quang Ngai, visitors can go to Violak Pass. The pass is located on Highway 24, right between the two districts of Kon Plong (Kon Tum) and Ba To (Quang Ngai).

In Kon Tum, visitors can admire the beauty of the Cathedral built in Roman architecture combined with the traditional stilt house style of the Ba Na people.

The church has stained glass windows depicting biblical stories and depictions of the Central Highlands people.

Ngoc Linh Mountain is a majestic mountain range stretching across the four provinces of Kon Tum, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai, and Gia Lai. With a height of more than 2,600m above sea level, it is considered the roof of the Central Highlands.

Not only possessing majestic and spectacular natural scenery, Ngoc Linh is also the capital of rare ginseng.

However, Ngoc Linh mountain is located in a special-use forest strictly protected by forest rangers, so if you want to trek Ngoc Linh mountain, you need to apply for a permit from the authorities.

The road to the top of the mountain is quite difficult, so to ensure safety, visitors should hire a local who is familiar with the terrain to lead the way.

VN (according to Vietnamnet)

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