Vi Rong Cape.

 

Vi Rong Cape gets its name from the distinctive shape of a massive rock formation leaning into the sea, resembling a dragon soaring through endless waves. Over time, the rock layers have been carved by wind and waves into bold, powerful contours that give it the majestic appearance of a mythical creature.

 

The local tale goes that Vi Rong Cape has long been home to a sacred dragon protecting this land from fierce sea storms. The name Vi Rong reflects not only the area’s natural shape but also has a deep connection with the spirit of Binh Dinh’s coastal people.

 

Visitors to Vi Rong Cape are immediately enchanted by the glorious scenery, with towering cliffs rising from the deep blue sea. On clear days, you can stand atop the rocky point and gaze at every wave rolling toward the shore beneath the vast sky.

 

One of the most beautiful moments here is watching sunrise from Vi Rong Cape’s peak. As the sun appears, its rays pierce through layers of clouds, painting the entire sea surface in gold — a truly breathtaking sight.

 

Beyond spectacular views, Vi Rong Cape features unique sea caves that visitors can explore by rented boat, self-discovering hidden passages underground.

 

No visit would be complete without tasting the seafood here. Fresh emperor crab, muc rim (squid simmered in sauce), and banh xeo hai san (savoury seafood pancakes) showcase the best of what local fishermen have to offer.

 

Getting to Vi Rong Cape is straightforward, and the journey itself is part of the charm. Winding through lush rice paddies and peaceful villages that give you a taste of what's to come. If you don't mind getting tanned, taking a motorbike is the way to go, you'll love the freedom of exploring these coastal roads of the new Gia Lai Province at your own pace.

 

Quoc Thai