Cau Hai Lagoon is considered a natural masterpiece because it not only possesses wild beauty but also the beauty of the working life of the people here. Cau Hai Lagoon, also known as Chuon Lagoon, is a large lagoon belonging to the Tam Giang - Cau Hai lagoon system of Thua Thien - Hue province. This lagoon system stretches 68km in the Northwest - Southeast direction, along the coast through 4 districts: Phong Dien, Quang Dien, Phu Vang, Phu Loc. Among them, Cau Hai lagoon belongs to Phu Loc district, Thua Thien - Hue province. With a total water surface area of 216km², the Tam Giang - Cau Hai lagoon system includes 3 main lagoons: Tam Giang lagoon, Thuy Tu lagoon and Cau lagoon. Two. The Tam Giang - Cau Hai lagoon system opens to the East Sea through Thuan An estuary (Tam Giang lagoon, Phu Vang district) and Tu Hien estuary (Cau Hai lagoon, Phu Loc district). Historically, these were two seaports that played a strategic role in the capital city of Hue. The lagoon system receives water from most major rivers in Thua Thien Hue province, so the water here is relatively fresh and changes to brackish water in the dry season. This is the largest brackish water lagoon system in Vietnam and Southeast Asia with an extremely rich ecosystem. Located at the end of the lagoon system, about 40km from Hue city, Cau Hai lagoon is the largest lagoon with surface area. The water is up to 112km² and the circumference is about 100km. The lagoon opens to the East Sea through Tu Hien estuary in Vinh Hien commune (Phu Loc district), which is considered to have the most beautiful scenery here. The east side of the lagoon is surrounded by Dong Nhut Mountain separating it from Chan May Bay, while the west is home to fishing villages. Thanks to its location at the end of the lagoon system, the seafood here was considered the best at that time. Near the seaport is Vinh Hien beach, famous for its fine white sand and clear blue water. Fishermen at Cau Hai lagoon often go out at night, each trip lasts a few days and return to the wharf at 3 a.m. for a meeting. fish market. The market is not only a place to exchange seafood but also provides necessities and supplies for fishermen. As dawn gradually rises at Tu Hien estuary, fishing boats arrive one after another, creating a crowded and bustling scene. Seafood is sold right at the wharf, while fishermen relax after a long night of work. Cau Hai Lagoon is an ideal destination for many photographers and backpackers when visiting Hue. With a large area, Cau Hai lagoon is like an endless ocean, adorned with small islands. You can also rent a boat to cruise the lagoon, learn about the fishermen's fishing methods and enjoy Enjoy the fresh flavors of typical brackish water fish and shrimp. Cau Hai Lagoon carries with it the typical poetic beauty of Hue and is an attractive destination for anyone traveling to Hue. Please save this place in your Travel Guide and plan to come here right away!
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Ngày cập nhật : 30/11/2024