Ecotourism, experiencing and exploring the mountains and forests are certainly no longer strange to tourism lovers and are becoming a trend among young people to find a peaceful space. Yang Bay Tourist Park (Khanh Phu commune, Khanh Vinh district, Khanh Hoa province) is an attractive choice for tourists.
Yang Bay Tourist Park is 45km far from Nha Trang City, at an altitude of more than 100m above sea level. Located in a valley spanning more than 570 hectares, Yang Bay is an ecotourism resort combined with the unique cultural features of the Raglai ethnic people.
Lying in the middle of the vast ocean, Yang Bay has a peaceful and poetic appearance. Yang Bay has no disturbance with the flow of people or vehicles, it has the sounds of birds chirping, forest leaves rustling with the whispering wind, the sound of a gurgling stream mixed with the flute sounds of Raglai people. All create a relaxing space, where you can immerse yourself in nature, a place to soothe and "heal your soul" after the chaos and worries of life.
Yang Bay has charming mountains and rivers, endless green forests, soft waterfalls and streams winding around the mountains and hills. The tourist site has three waterfalls, including Yang Bay, Yang Khang and Hocho. Yang Bay is the main waterfall, 80m high and about 2,000m long. Seen from a distance, Yang Bay waterfall looks like a white silk strip across the jungle, standing out in the green of the mountains and forests. Besides, there are two other small waterfalls, Yang Khang and Hocho, with cool water pouring down onto layers of rock creating white foam. In the sweltering heat of a summer day, perhaps there is nothing better than immersing yourself in cool water at the foot of the waterfall, washing away all daily fatigue.
Not only does it have a cool waterfall, Yang Bay is also blessed with precious hot mineral resources by nature. Two hot and cold mineral streams exist simultaneously at the foot of Hocho waterfall, flowing into the stream bed to create hot mineral pools, attractive to tourists to experience. In addition, Yang Bay also has a herbal hot mineral bath service, combining natural hot minerals and Raglai herbs to help improve health and refresh the spirit.
Coming to Yang Bay, visitors can also experience many exciting fun activities such as visiting the hundred-year-old magic tree, fishing for crocodiles, bottle-feeding fish, visiting the fairy flower hill, watching pig racing, and folk cockfighting...; or just take a walk under the trees to deeply inhale the clear air of the mountains and forests. The gentle, romantic scenery makes you relax your soul and slowly enjoy life.
In particular, Yang Bay also has an educational experience model suitable for students such as visiting the zoo, friendly contact with deer, ostriches, white horses, rabbits, monkeys, parrots...; visiting the botanical garden with a variety of vines and fruits such as gourds, squash, luffa, eggplant..., thereby adding knowledge about nature to children. The stadium has a spacious and green lawn to freely organize fun activities in groups, teams, teambuilding... Through this, students can both have fun and learn more useful knowledge from nature and teamwork skills.
Located in a land where many Raglai people live, visitors to Yang Bay can also immerse themselves in the Raglai cultural flow through unique art programs. Dancers wear graceful traditional costumes to show the dance of their homeland and roots. Musical instruments made from stone and bamboo combined with the skillful hands of the Raglai artist create a chord that is sometimes melodious and cheerful.
Yang Bay promises to be a place that brings new experiences to visitors, especially those who want to be in harmony with nature. If you have the opportunity to visit Khanh Hoa, try setting foot in Yang Bay to explore the wild and unique beauty, and find peace and tranquility in your soul after long days of being caught up in the hustle and bustle of work.
Kieu Huong & Hai Lang - Translated by T.T
