Below are photos of the pristine beauty of the beach.

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Hon Noi, or Yen Island, is one of the most beautiful and renowned islands in Nha Trang Bay, characterized by its untouched and majestic beauty.

According to historical records, in 1328, Admiral Le Van Dat in the Tran Dynasty discovered edible bird nests on Binh Khang waters in Khanh Hoa province today. Dat was subsequently honored as the father of the swiftlet farming industry in Vietnam.
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To reach the island, visitors must take wooden boats or canoes from the local fishing port in Nha Trang, covering a distance of 30km. The boat tickets range from VND 490,000 to 790,000 per person.
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Tourists have to traverse rocky cliffs, with the azure sea and cool breeze on one side. In some sections, small bridges were built by tourism authorities to facilitate visitors.
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The scenic lookout tower is situated atop Ha Du Peak, standing at a height of 90 meters. From here, tourists can admire the panoramic view of the island and the sea.
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A statue of Admiral Le Thi Huyen Tram, a naval commander during the Tay Son Dynasty, has been erected on Hon Noi. According to historical documents, Le Thi Huyen Tram was appointed as the commander of the naval fleet stationed at Binh Khang Palace and manager of Hon Tre Island and fishing areas on Yen Island. She directed the exploitation and export of edible bird nests to provide financial, logistics, and military supplies to the Tay Son Dynasty.

In 1788, she was appointed as the commander of combined naval and land forces in strategic coastal areas. On May 10, 1793, during a battle to protect maritime sovereignty and the swiftlet islands, Admiral Le Thi Huyen Tram laid down her life. Local people honored Le Thi Huyen Tram as the Guardian Mother of the swiftlet islands and built temples on islands in dedication to her.
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Annually on the 10th of lunar May, local residents hold ceremonies to commemorate the Guardian Mother and the fallen Tay Son soldiers at temples. Visitors can learn about the history and development of the swiftlet farming industry during their visit.
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On the island, several spots with large rocky cliffs, surrounded by soaring seagulls, attract visitors to take photos.
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According to The Quang, a visitor from Hanoi, spending a vocation on an island is an interesting experience.
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A photo shows the pristine beauty of the island. About 2km away from Hon Noi is Hon Ngoai (on the right), where, according to staff on the island, various bird species gather.

Source: vnexpress.net

Translated by Tran Hoai