Located on the outskirts of the central city of Hue, Long Ho Village in Kim Tra Ward offers a glimpse into a community where tradition and history remain deeply rooted.
The beach morning glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae) is a hardy vine that colors wild coastlines with bell-shaped, pastel-purple flowers at sunrise.
Just 10 kilometers northeast of downtown Danang City, Son Tra Peninsula stands as a majestic green lung and natural shield for this vibrant coastal hub. As the final outpost of the Truong Son mountain range, it boldly stretches into the East Sea, unveiling a breathtaking panorama of lush primary forests and untouched shoreline.
A corner of green Son Tra Peninsula seen from its Ban Co Peak - PHOTO: HOANG LE
Spanning 4,390 hectares, the peninsula is a haven of romantic landscapes, crowned by a peak reaching 696 meters. Its gently rolling hills, cloaked in deep emerald foliage, form a natural barrier that protects the city from seasonal storms. Around 20 streams—some flowing year-round, others seasonally—meander through the terrain, adding to its serene charm.
Blessed with a tropical monsoon climate, sweeping vistas, and seamless connectivity to the city center, Son Tra has emerged as one of Danang’s most captivating tourist destinations. It offers visitors a rare harmony between mountain tranquility and coastal splendor—a perfect escape into nature’s embrace.
Located on the outskirts of the central city of Hue, Long Ho Village in Kim Tra Ward offers a glimpse into a community where tradition and history remain deeply rooted.