Trek through the jungle to the picturesque beach in Da Nang

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Located on the eastern edge of Son Tra Peninsula (Da Nang City), Ghenh Bang with its wild beauty attracts many locals and tourists, especially nature lovers to visit and explore - Photo: THANH NGUYEN

Hidden behind the lush green forest canopy, Ghenh Bang is one of the attractive check-in spots, attracting tourists when coming to Son Tra peninsula in recent times.

To get to Ghenh Bang, visitors must overcome a rather arduous path. After parking their vehicles at a coffee shop, visitors must cross a trail through the forest.

In many sections, visitors have to cling to ropes set up by locals to climb the slope. In particular, the last 100m of the road is the most difficult section with large moss-covered rocks that are slippery. After about 20-30 minutes of trekking through the forest, Ghenh Bang beach appears before your eyes.

Coming to Ghenh Bang to experience, Ms. Nguyen Thi Quynh Anh (a tourist from Hanoi) shared: “The road is less than 1km but sometimes you have to hold on to the rope tightly, if you do not prepare suitable clothes, it will be very difficult to move. Everyone should pay attention to go slowly to ensure safety. This is the most interesting experience in our trip to Da Nang this time”.

Crossing the forest to reach the picturesque beach in Da Nang - Photo 2.

Nguyen Thi Quynh Anh (a tourist from Hanoi ) said this was the most interesting experience during her trip to Da Nang this time - Photo: THANH NGUYEN

Although the road is difficult, many tourists are excited because the reward is a picturesque scene.

As a nature lover, Ms. Nguyen Trang knew about Ghenh Bang through the sparkling photos on social networks. When she set foot here in person, she could truly feel the beauty of the beach nestled between the cliffs.

“The golden sand beach with rocks of all shapes and clear water. The air here is very fresh like standing in the middle of a deserted island. Although the road is difficult, my efforts were rewarded with wonderful photos,” Ms. Nguyen Thi Nga shared.

Many visitors also expressed their hope that visitors would raise awareness and not litter to protect the natural landscape. They also hoped that the road to Ghenh Bang would be renovated and built to be safer.

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