Located along Dak Lak provincial eastern coast, Ganh Den (Tuy An Dong commune) appears as a pristine natural landscape, where the azure sea, dramatic rock formations, and sky blend together to create a scene that is both majestic and peaceful.

Viewed from above, Ganh Den (approximately 1 km from Da Dia reef) features an expansive rocky headland stretching out into the sea. The rocks, in various shapes alongside sizes, have been eroded by waves and wind over millions of years, forming a unique landscape against the backdrop of the blue sea. A narrow concrete road winds along the rocky slopes leading to the headland, providing convenient access for visitors to exploring the cape.

The highlight of Ganh Den is the lighthouse, painted in red along with white, situated amidst coastline rocky cliffs. Besides guiding ships, the lighthouse is also a symbol contributing to affirming and protecting the sacred sovereignty of the national sea coupled with islands.

Ganh Den attracting tourists with its untouched scenery

From the rocky promontory, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view across vast sea and islets scattered along Xuan Dai Bay. At sunrise or sunset, Ganh Den becomes even more captivating as the sunlight bathes the rocks in vibrant orange as well as yellow hues.

PPC Vice Chairman, comrade Dao My, together with a delegation from the UAE Ambassador to Vietnam during a survey at Ganh Den.

Beyond domestic tourists, numerous international visitors also appreciate the natural beauty of Ganh Den. In an investment survey in the area, the UAE Ambassador in Vietnam, Mr. Bader Almatrooshi, expressed his admiration for Ganh Den’s beauty. He stated that the area possesses unique natural landscapes, retaining rare unspoiled features, making it very suitable for developing high-end resort tourism integrated to nature conservation. According to him, if properly planned, harmonizing development and environmental preservation, Ganh Den could become an attractive destination for international tourists, contributing to promoting the image of Dak Lak province to the world.

After expanding its development space towards the sea, Dak Lak province has identified coastal tourism as one of its new growth drivers. PPC Vice Chairman, comrade Dao My, stated: “The province is orienting coastal tourism development towards a green, sustainable, combined with selective approach. Areas with special scenic value, including Ganh Den, will be prioritized for preservation while maintaining their natural beauty. We look forward to attracting capable investors to build high-quality tourism products while ensuring harmony with nature, allowing every visitor to experience the pristine beauty of this coastline.”

Translated by TRINH THUY