◊ Thien Cam Beach

Thien Cam Beach has the bow shape and stretches nearly 3km from Thien Cam Mountain to Dau Voi Mountain. Legend has it that when the 13^th King Hung passed here, he heard the sounds of wind, waves and pine trees creating a melodious music, so named the beach as Thien Cam (meaning Heaven’s Lute).

Thien Cam owns the pristine and glamorous beauty with long beach, smooth white sand, crystal blue water and gentle waves. To Thien Cam, visitors has the opportunity to sightsee, swim in the sea and enjoy specialty dishes such as cu ky bird, lobter, Nhuong fish sauce…

◊ Surrounding Interesting Places

Coming to Thien Cam Beach, visitors can also visit several surrounding interesting places. Separated from the mountain by a sandbank is Yen Lac Pagoda, built during the 13^th century. It boasts antiques, including a bronze bell, Buddhist statues and a famous set of paintings called The King of Hell's Ten Palaces. The pagoda with a 600 year-old Bohdi tree and surrounded by the sea on three sides, receives thousands of visitors and pilgrims each year.

Visitors can also walk in pine forests and have picnics in Thien Cam Mountain and Ho Quy Ly Cave, or tour of the Nhuong Ban 500-year-old fishing village. Villagers love performing traditional songs and dances, reflecting their daily life and tales of conquering the sea's fierceness.

Not far from the beach are En and Boc islands where delicious seafood and clean beaches are available. From Thien Cam, visitors can take a boat for a cruise of half an hour to Boc Island to view imposing rocks over-looking the sea. Behind these rocks is a clean beach ideal for swimming in the rippling of the water surface and under the sunshine. Sitting in huts on the island to have boiled fresh seafood in the late afternoon is a common habit for most visitors. Not far from the island is Tien (Fairy) Beach at the foot of Tuong Mount, with stone caves where both currents of salty and fresh waters meet.