Phu Yen is charming city and rear to be known by travelers in and outside Vietnam, but because its wild nature became the most famous as Rapid Rock (Ghềnh Đá Đĩa) which is prominent among a clear blue sky of An Ninh Dong commune, Tuy An district is prismatic stone pillars piled up like dishes with unique black color.
Da Dia rapids or Da Dia reefs are famous sights of Phu Yen province, about 40 km from Tuy Hoa city center. To reach the Da Dia rapids, visitors depart from Tuy Hoa city along Highway 1A about 30 km, to the town of Chi Thanh turn right to the east about 12 km.
The first impression to visitors when coming here is the unique prismatic black rocks, looking like a giant honeycomb lying peacefully on the beach. But when coming closer and looking at the straight, leaning pillars piling up layers of layers, many people associate piles of dishes.
Every time the sun went up, the black rocks on the Rock Disc rapids glowed with brilliant yellow like beeswax. As a fascinating natural landscape of the landscape and unique geology in Vietnam, the rocks in rapids seem to have arranged hands of humans.
The hollow valleys between rapids are home to many marine species such as algae, shrimp, crabs, snails ... bringing excitement to visitors while walking and exploring here. With clear blue water and unique natural landscape, Da Dia rapids attract many photographers to visit and record impressive frames.
From the rapids overlooking is the peaceful setting of a vast sea area with boats bobbing on the waves. The intermingling colors of grass, trees, mountains and the sky make a beautiful picture that attracts visitors.
Near the rapids is a small and gentle sand. Compared with rapids, the waves here are somewhat softer, very suitable for swimming. Smooth sandy beaches, soft water waves and picturesque views are a gift that nature offers to far-away travelers.
