2025 Ly Son Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

When it comes to beach resorts in Vietnam, Da Nang, Nha Trang, Phu Quoc, etc. are famous, but have you ever heard of an island called Ly Son Island? 🥹 Personally, I think it has the most beautiful sea in Vietnam! ✨ It's not a tourist destination, so it's not an island where you can feel like you're in a resort, but you can spend a simple and relaxing time there☺️ Ly Son Island is located 120km south of Da Nang, and you can't go there as a day trip, so you need to stay at least one night❣ It takes about 2.5 hours by taxi from Da Nang to the port🚗 It takes about 30 minutes by boat from the port to Ly Son Island🚢 The boat costs 160,000 VND (about 960 yen) one way It's a little difficult to get to, but the sea is so beautiful that you wouldn't think it was in Vietnam, so if you like hidden places, please go and visit😍 #overseas travel trip #Vietnam #beach #Ly Son Island

Ly Son Island is a hidden gem in Vietnam that offers a unique experience of volcanic landscapes, coral beaches, garlic fields and historical sites. It is a perfect place for adventurous travelers who want to explore the natural beauty and cultural heritage of this island. Ly Son Island is located in the East Sea, about 30km from the mainland of Quang Ngai Province. It was formed by volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, creating five craters and many cliffs and caves. The island is also known as the kingdom of garlic and onions, as these crops are grown everywhere on the island. The garlic and onions from Ly Son are famous for their flavor and quality. To get to Ly Son Island, you need to take a speedboat from Sa Ky Port, which takes about 35-40 minutes. You can buy the ticket in advance or at the port, but be aware that it might be crowded during the peak season (June-September). The speedboat ticket costs 178,000 VND for one way and 160,000 VND for the return trip. Ly Son Island consists of three islands: Lon Island, Be Island and Mu Cu Islet. Lon Island is the main and largest island, where most of the attractions and accommodations are located. Be Island is a small island with a stunning beach and coral reefs. Mu Cu Islet is an uninhabited island with a lighthouse. Some of the things you can do on Ly Son Island are: - Visit the historical sites: Ly Son Island has a rich history as a naval base and a prison island. You can learn more about the history of the island by visiting the Ly Son Museum, the Tiger Cages, the Hang Duong Cemetery and the Vo Thi Sau Tomb. You can also join the special holiday to commemorate the Hoang Sa soldiers, who defended the Paracel Islands from foreign invaders. The holiday takes place on 18th, 19th and 20th of March lunar calendar. - Enjoy the beaches: Ly Son Island has many beautiful beaches with clear water and white sand. You can swim, snorkel, dive or just relax on the beach. Some of the most popular beaches are Dat Doc Beach, Loi Beach, An Hai Beach and Bai Nhat Beach. - Explore the national park: Ly Son National Park covers most of the island and is home to many rare and endemic species of flora and fauna. You can hike, bike, camp or join a guided tour to see the wildlife and natural scenery of the island. You might also have a chance to see the sea turtles laying eggs on the beach at night. - Try the local food: Ly Son Island is famous for its seafood, especially the con son snails, which are only found on this island. You can also try other dishes such as banh canh ca ro dong (rice noodle soup with mud carp), banh xeo (crispy pancake with shrimp and pork) and banh it tran (steamed glutinous rice dumplings with mung bean paste). You can find many restaurants and street vendors around the island that serve these delicacies.

Ly Son, this enchanting island, nestled in the vast ocean of Vietnam, offers a captivating escape into a world of unspoiled landscapes and rich traditions. The island's volcanic origin gifts it with unique geology, including the stunning To Vo Gate and Thoi Loi Mountain. The pristine beaches, such as Hang Cau Beach and Be Island, beckon with their clear waters and soft sand, perfect for relaxation and water sports. Ly Son's cultural heritage is equally captivating. Explore ancient temples like Hang Pagoda and Duc Pagoda, where locals pay homage to their ancestors and embrace spiritual rituals. The vibrant Be Island Night Market, bustling with local delicacies, crafts, and warm hospitality, immerses visitors in the island's vibrant culture. The local garlic and onion farms add to the island's charm, where traditional farming practices thrive amidst breathtaking landscapes. The warm-hearted locals welcome visitors with open arms, sharing stories of their island's history and folklore. Ly Son Island's simplicity and authenticity are its allure, making it a destination for wanderers seeking untouched beauty and cultural immersion. Discover this hidden gem, embrace its natural wonders, and leave with unforgettable memories of an island that captures the heart. The price for seafood, accommodation services, bike for rent are quite cheap. The locals are friendly. I have visited this island twice but the feeling is always the same. I will come back next time with friends. #island #summervibes #vietnam #vietnamtravel

Lý Sơn, the frontier island of Quảng Ngãi, emerges from the ocean like a raw gem sculpted by time, waves, and volcanic lava over millions of years. Known as the "Kingdom of Garlic," Lý Sơn offers more than just garlic. It boasts the deep blue of the sea, the jet-black cliffs of ancient volcanic craters, sprawling garlic and onion fields, the rustic voices of coastal residents, and breathtaking sunrises atop Thới Lới Peak. From Hang Câu, Cổng Tò Vò, Chùa Hang, to the breezy coastal roads – Lý Sơn exudes a beauty that is both majestic and gentle, wild yet serenely peaceful. Every step on the island brings you closer to nature, the history of the Hoàng Sa naval fleet, and a slower, greener pace of life.

#island Location & Geography • Ly Son lies about 30 km off the coast of Quảng Ngãi Province and is the only inhabited island in the region. It comprises Big Island (Đảo Lớn), Small Island (Đảo Bé), and the Mu Cu islet . • The landscape is shaped by extinct volcanoes, which have formed dramatic craters, tuff rings, lava cliffs, and coral-rich beaches . ⸻ 🌄 Key Attractions & Natural Beauty Volcano Viewpoints & Formations • Thoi Loi (Water) Mountain – the tallest peak (≈170 m), with a freshwater crater lake and a 20–27 m flagpole offering panoramic sea views, including the Hoàng Sa archipelago . • Gieng Tien, another extinct volcano, features the Duc Pagoda and a large statue of Quan Am (Goddess of Mercy) with sweeping coastal views . Iconic Geological Spots • Tò Vò Arch (Heaven’s Gate) – a natural volcanic rock arch (~2.5 m high) surrounded by jagged black cliffs . • Hang Cau (Cau Cave) – a dramatic cliff-edge rock formation at the base of Thoi Loi . Beaches & Marine Areas • Hang Cau Beach and Chua Hang Beach – set beneath cliffs with volcanic rocks and clear waters perfect for snorkeling . • Ngang Beach on Little Island is noted for stunning turquoise water and snorkeling opportunities . Satellite Islands • An Binh (Small) Island – connected by ferry (~15–20 min), ideal for beaches, coracle rides, murals, and a laid-back picnic vibe . • Mu Cu – linked by a seawall causing a rugged lighthouse viewpoint, great for sunrise/sunset photography . ⸻ 🛕 Cultural & Spiritual Sites • Dozens of temples and shrines, including cave pagodas 24 m deep, often with Cham roots . • The Whale Temple(s) – sacred whale skeletons (largest ~28 m) used by fishing communities to pray for safe seas . • An Vinh Communal House – dating from the early 1700s, dedicated to Hoàng Sa sailors, still used during maritime ceremony . ⸻ 🧂 Local Produce & Culinary Delights • Garlic Kingdom – Ly Son’s volcanic soil (~basalt + coral sand) produces premium garlic, used widely in dishes and sold as value-adds (garlic wine, black garlic) . • Famous dishes include garlic salad, jellyfish salad, sea urchins, conch with chili–lemongrass, spanner crab, giant clam, and bánh ít lá gai (glutinous rice cake) . ⸻ 🎉 Festivals & Cultural Events • Khao Le The Linh Hoàng Sa – a 200+‑year‑old ceremony in the 3rd lunar month to honor sailors protecting the Hoàng Sa and Trường Sa islands . • Tu Linh Boat Race Festival – early in the lunar year, with races featuring boats shaped like dragons, turtles, unicorns, and phoenixes . Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

I searched hard but couldn't find any review of Ly Son in my heart. The second time I returned to Ly Son to answer everyone's questions about this beautiful, peaceful island after nearly a month on the island, the tiny island that made me miss it so much. I hope that my experiences will help everyone on their upcoming trip. 1. How to get to Ly Son: - There are 2 ways to get to Ly Son: from Hanoi or from Da Nang, I have been to both and found some advantages and disadvantages of both ways as follows: + 1 is from Hanoi, the price will be higher because there are not many flights, the airport is small so there is only one flight at 7:20 a.m. all day, the price is quite high, moving from the airport to Sa Ky port, there is no shared car so you have to rent a car for about 500k, it takes 45 minutes. But it saves a lot of time + 2 is to go from Da Nang, the flight from Hanoi to DN is also cheaper, there are many shared buses, the price for 1 seat is 250k but it takes 3 hours by shared bus and 45 minutes by train. This way is more economical but takes more time. I will leave the phone number of the shared bus below the comment 2. What is the best month for the weather in Ly Son? - In my opinion, the best weather in Ly Son is from April to September, you can follow the weather and wind on Windy when you are close to going to get the most accurate information, but the most reliable is to go in June and July when the waves are calm and the wind is not strong. 3. Homestay on Dao Lon I often stay at Mr. Minh Black's home near Hang Cau (Price from 400k), although there is no beautiful sea view but it is very clean, I feel like every time I come home, my grandparents are waiting for me, the rice cooked by my second sister is delicious, very delicious. In addition, if you like sea views, you can refer to Huy Nguyen homestay or Angel Ly Son (Price from 600k) 4. Homestays on Dao Be have sea views and Dao Be should you go back in a day or do you need to stay overnight to experience all the activities here? - I would like to confirm that when you come to Ly Son, you must stay at Dao Be at least 1 night because it is very beautiful and peaceful, instead of going on a day tour, you should stay to explore the whole island, in the morning go to see the coral, in the afternoon go to Bai Ngang to take photos alone in a place without crowding, in the evening lie on the beach to watch the stars, I swear it is beautiful. - Some homestays I stayed at Dao Be: Be Ecolage or rent a camping tent at Home Gio Bien. Both homes have sea views and there are many homes on Dao Be but they are not very convenient (Price from 400k) 5. Where to rent a motorbike on Dao Lon? - All the homestays I stay at rent motorbikes, when booking a room you can note that the homestay rents motorbikes so you don't have to worry too much about renting a motorbike (Price from 150k including gas) 6. Which restaurant is worth trying for delicious - nutritious - cheap seafood? - I often book at the homestay of my second sister who goes to the market and cooks for me or eat on the small island because the seafood here is fresh, caught during the day so anything cooked is delicious. - There is a restaurant called Oc 49 near the square that is also delicious and cheap. Highly recommend everyone to try 7. Freediving tour with fins to see corals on the Small Island and explore Hang Cau - The ocean and corals in Ly Son are very beautiful and rich to me even though I have been diving in many places, the sea water is blue, the sand is white and the corals are also diverse. If you intend to go to the island to try freediving

10 DAYS ACROSS VIETNAM ON LY SON ISLAND AND REAL PAINTINGS ✨ I didn't believe this place existed in real life before I came here. Ly Son Island is an island district in Quang Ngai province, the best time to visit the island is the dry season from April to September every year. And I had a 10-day trip to this beautiful island. ⛵️ Transportation: We traveled by motorbike from Hoi An - Quang Nam to Sa Ky Port - Quang Ngai, about 100km away, within 3 hours. The road is beautiful and easy to travel (you can combine Hoi An and Ly Son tours) ⛵️ Buy train tickets and bring your motorbike on board: - Buy train tickets, train departure time: We asked Ms. Chung (owner of Phuoc Loc homestay) to book train tickets about 10 days in advance with the departure ticket price of 203xu/person, the return ticket can be booked later for 185xu/person. There are many trains and train departure times a day, everyone calculates the appropriate time and then books tickets. - Bring your motorbike on board: When we arrive at Sa Ky Port, we drive straight to gate number 5 (goods), then the boat assistants will guide and let the motorbike on board. The ticket price for motorbikes is 100xu/way (no need to buy in advance). ⛵️ Where to stay in Ly Son Island: We spent 7 days on Big Island and 3 days on Small Island. - Big Island, I stayed at Phuoc Loc Guesthouse: A beautiful home with bougainvillea trellis in front of the gate, spacious and airy room. Especially Ms. Chung is super enthusiastic, supporting us from A to Z. Our room has a balcony that can see the sea every morning at dawn. It is near Mu Cu Lighthouse, Hang Cau and Thoi Loi Mountain. - Small Island, I stayed at Be Ecolodge: The home is close to the sea, I had a very interesting experience sleeping in a tent for 1 night and sleeping in a wooden house for 1 night. The feeling of living with nature, waking up in the morning to the cool blue sea. ⛵️ Places I went to in Ly Son: Everyone can arrange their time to go for about 3-4 days with 3 days on Big Island and 1 day on Small Island, which is enough time to visit the places. If you want to go for a healing trip in the morning to watch the sunrise here, and in the afternoon to watch the sunset there, please refer to my check-in locations and times: 📸 Mu Cu Lighthouse: Watch the sunrise (4:30- 6:00) 📸 Hang Pagoda: 8:30- 10:00 📸 To Vo Gate: People often watch the sunset here (but it's super crowded). If you want to take photos without people and not against the light, go around 8:00- 9:00. 📸 Mural Road: 9:00- 10:00 or watch the sunset. 📸 Cau Cave: 14:00- 16:00 📸 Thoi Loi Mountain Slope: The photo color is like mine at noon 13:00- 14:00, you can go later around 15:00-17:00. 📸 Thoi Loi Freshwater Lake: 14:00- 17:00 📸 Ly Son Flagpole: sunset 17:00- 18:00 📸 Bai Ngang Dao Be: 11:00- 15:00 ⛵️ What to eat on Ly Son Island? Restaurants that we visited 2-3 times within 10 days: - Hoang Anh duck vermicelli (next to Muong Thanh) - Hang Dai seafood rice - Banh xeo, duck porridge shop (Ms. Chung pointed out, near the homestay) - Chicken sticky rice (Ly Son market) - Oc 49, Oc Thao or something I forgot the name - 30xu popular rice (opposite Muong Thanh, only open at noon) - Mixed fruit (opposite Ly Son Square) - Phuong Trang sweet soup - Xua Xoa on Thoi Loi Mountain - Hang Cau seaweed water

Ly Son is an island district of Quang Ngai province, 17 nautical miles from the mainland. The district has an area of ​​about 10 square kilometers, with a population of about 22,000 people. Ly Son district includes the Big Island and the Small Island. This area has traces of 10 craters, of which 3 craters are located on the seabed. Ly Son Island has many ancient craters, beautiful beaches, and pristine scenery. In addition, Ly Son is also famous for its fresh seafood, especially garlic specialties. The tourist season in Ly Son starts from April to August every year. During this time, the weather in Ly Son is quite nice, favorable for tourists to explore the entire island. Ly Son Island includes the Big Island and the Small Island. The Big Island is where passenger ships from the mainland dock. From the sea, visitors will see towering ancient volcanoes. Most of the relics and scenic spots are located on the Big Island. To Vo Gate is also an interesting destination for tourists. This is a rare natural stone arch in the world. The stone arch was formed from volcanic sediments millions of years ago. To Vo Gate is about 20m long, the top of the gate is 4m higher than the sea erosion surface, the narrowest point is about 2m wide. Be Island is more than 3 nautical miles from Lon Island. From Lon Island, it takes about 15 minutes by canoe to reach Be Island. This place has a wild space, beautiful beaches. Coming to Be Island, visitors can experience the windy roads along the coast, admire the ancient sedimentary rock beach, and Dun Island. #awesomepic #vietnamtravel #lysonisland

The weather may be bad but Ly Son is always beautiful ❤️ After 2 days of wandering around Quang Ngai city because the boat to the island was stopped, we finally arrived at the island 🏝️. Although I took motion sickness pills, I still 🤢 Stepping off the boat, there was a combo of rain + wind + cold :))) Luckily, the night before going to the island, we booked a room at Huy Nguyen Ly Son Island Homestay & Cafe - a small, pretty homestay on the beach. Because of the bad weather, there was no canoe to the small island, so the whole time we were on the big island playing 😂 For 2 nights on the island, we stayed in 2 different rooms: Autumn room 🍂 (room with 2 beds 🛏️ double - 1 million/day but because we went with 2 people, it was reduced to 700k) - young master room (600k), all rooms are beautifully decorated, fully equipped - just lying in the room, you can have a photo album :))) Everyone at the homestay is enthusiastic and thoughtful. All train tickets, booking a car to the port were booked by the homestay. The day we arrived, Uncle Nhan - the homestay owner - came all the way to the pier to pick us up. As soon as we arrived at the homestay, the staff invited us to drink orange juice, and then everyone asked us if we were seasick. Huhu, it felt like we were returning home from a long trip 🥹 Miss Tien cooks delicious meals, so we ate all our meals at the homestay. The first day we checked in - had lunch - rested in the afternoon, we just walked around the homestay. The second day it rained in the morning so we just stayed in the room to take pictures of the room before moving to another room. - After lunch, the sun cleared up so we took our motorbikes and drove around the island to check in the attractions on the island (Mu Cu Lighthouse - Hang Cau - Cot Co - Dinh Thoi Loi - coastal mural road - To Vo Gate). The biggest regret of the trip was that we didn't get to go to the small island, didn't get to see the beauty of Ly Son in its entirety. 🙋🏻♀️ I only had 1 day in Ly Son to visit this green island. It's called 1 day but it's also coming after sunrise and leaving before sunset... ✅ And here are the places where I took virtual photos when I had 1 day in Ly Son: 📍National Flagpole 📍Thoi Loi Peak 📍Convex Bridge Curve 📍Cau Cave 📍Hang Pagoda 📍To Vo Gate

#beachlife Ly son Island, located off the coast of Quảng Ngãi Province in central Vietnam, is a serene and picturesque destination often referred to as the "Garlic Island" due to its thriving garlic cultivation. This small island, comprising Lý Sơn Island (Big Islandand Bé Island (Small Island), is a treasure trove of natural wonders, stunning beaches, and cultural heritage. The island's volcanic history is strikingly visible in its landscapes. The dramatic cliffs, black lava stones, and ancient craters offer an unforgettable view. One of the most famous sites

#earthdayjourney The Ly Son Island National Flagpole is located on Thoi Loi Mountain, Ly Son Island District, Quang Ngai Province. This structure is up to 20m high. The foundation and pedestal of the flagpole are made of sturdy reinforced concrete. On top of the tower is a red flag with a yellow star fluttering. The Ly Son Island Flagpole is located facing the sea, and has a very special meaning for the people of the whole country in general and the people of Ly Son in particular.

#Tyson Location • Lý Sơn Island is located about 30 km off the coast of Quảng Ngãi Province, in central Vietnam. • It belongs to Lý Sơn District, which includes Đảo Lớn (Big Island), Đảo Bé (Little Island), and a few smaller islets. Nicknames & Significance • Often called the “Jeju of Vietnam” due to its volcanic origins and scenic beauty. • Famous as the “Kingdom of Garlic” — it’s renowned for producing a unique, flavorful variety of garlic grown in volcanic soil. Geography & Nature • Formed from five extinct volcanoes, the island has striking geological formations including cliffs, caves, and black volcanic rock beaches. • Notable sites: Thới Lới Mountain, To Vo Gate (a natural lava rock arch), Hang Câu, and Cave Pagoda. Culture & History • Rich in history, especially linked to the Hoàng Sa (Paracel) Flotilla, a historical sea militia that claimed and protected Vietnam’s sovereignty over the Paracel and Spratly Islands. • Many shrines and temples on the island honor these historical missions. Local Life • The main livelihoods are fishing and garlic farming. • Seafood is fresh and abundant; dishes like garlic salad, sea urchin, and grilled squid are local favorites. Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

#earthdayjourney #lysonisland With two distinct rainy and sunny seasons, the best time to travel to Ly Son is from April to August. During this time, the weather is stable, with little rain and sunshine. However, you should avoid going during the peak season from April to June to avoid the crowds. September to December is the rainy season, with storms and rough seas. From late December to April is the season when green moss covers the rocky beaches along Ly Son beach.

Ly Son Island, located off the coast of Quang Ngai Province in Vietnam, is known for its stunning natural beauty, including unique volcanic landscapes and caves. One of the most famous caves on the island is **Hang Câu Cave** (also known as **Coral Cave**), which is a must-visit for travelers. The cave was formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago, creating a unique basalt rock structure.

If anyone asks me about the beauty of the sea and islands, I will tell them about the Garlic Kingdom of Ly Son - a place likened to the Maldives of Vietnam, with wild, majestic scenery and hospitable, friendly people ❤️. Known as the "fairy island" in the middle of the vast ocean, with clear blue water like jade and vast garlic fields, Ly Son is always an attractive destination not to be missed for young people. Oh Ly Son, see you again in the not too distant future... ❤️ #lysonisland #vietnam #travel

A great day experience in Ly Son Island! Mustry!

The experience of walking early in the morning on Ly Son island beach is wonderful.

#vietnamtrip destination that radiates both natural beauty and spiritual significance. Located amidst the picturesque landscapes of Vietnam, this sacred mountain holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. Its name, which translates to “Fairy Well Peak,” evokes a sense of mysticism and wonder, perfectly complementing the serene atmosphere that surrounds it. As you ascend the mountain, you’re greeted by lush greenery, winding trails, and breathtaking views that stretch across the horizon. The journey itself is an invitation to connect with nature, offering moments of reflection and peace. At the peak, the sacred well—believed to hold divine properties—serves as a spiritual focal point, drawing pilgrims and travelers who seek blessings, tranquility, and a deeper connection to the natural world.

This beautiful island still has the remains of an ancient volcanic crater on the island near the Quan Am pagoda. #BeautifulIslandofvietnam

#travellerswonderland Hố Núi Lửa Thới Lới in Lý Sơn Island Hố Núi Lửa Thới Lới, or Thới Lới Crater, is one of the most captivating and iconic features of Lý Sơn Island, located off the coast of Quảng Ngãi Province in central Vietnam. Lý Sơn is known as the “kingdom of garlic” due to its fertile volcanic soil, which produces some of the best garlic in the country, but it is also famous for its stunning landscapes, many of which owe their existence to volcanic activity. Thới Lới Crater, a remnant of volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, is a testament to the island’s dramatic geological history and offers visitors an unforgettable experience. Thới Lới Crater sits atop Thới Lới Mountain, the highest peak on Lý Sơn Island, rising about 170 meters above sea level. The crater itself is a massive bowl-shaped depression, and while it no longer shows signs of volcanic activity, it stands as a reminder of the island’s fiery past. Over time, the crater has evolved into a serene, green space, with a freshwater lake forming at the center, which supplies water to the local population. The contrast between the rugged volcanic rock formations surrounding the crater and the tranquil, mirror-like surface of the lake makes this a unique natural wonder on the island. From the top of Thới Lới Mountain, visitors are rewarded with panoramic views of Lý Sơn Island and the surrounding South China Sea. On a clear day, the view stretches across lush garlic fields, white sandy beaches, and the sparkling blue ocean. The coastline is dotted with other geological features, such as the distinct black lava rocks at Hang Câu and the dramatic cliffs that plunge into the sea. The island’s rugged beauty, with its mixture of volcanic landscapes and coastal scenery, creates an atmosphere that feels both wild and serene. Hiking up to Thới Lới Crater is one of the must-do activities for visitors to Lý Sơn. The trail is relatively easy to navigate, and the journey offers a chance to observe the island’s unique vegetation and agricultural practices. Along the way, travelers often encounter local farmers tending to their garlic and onion fields, adding a cultural element to the adventure. Once at the top, the serene environment of the crater invites reflection and appreciation of the island’s natural beauty. Lý Sơn, with its volcanic heritage, pristine beaches, and rich cultural history, is quickly becoming a popular destination for both local and international tourists. Thới Lới Crater, as one of the island’s most prominent landmarks, encapsulates the raw, untouched beauty of the area. A visit to this volcanic crater is not only a journey through a fascinating geological past but also a glimpse into the future of Vietnam’s emerging ecotourism scene.

#100WaysOfTravel **Lý Sơn Island - Quảng Ngãi: A Volcanic Paradise** Lý Sơn Island, located off the coast of Quảng Ngãi in central Vietnam, is a hidden paradise waiting to be explored. Known for its volcanic origins, pristine beaches, and rich cultural heritage, this small island offers a unique travel experience away from the tourist crowds. #100Waysoftravel Lý Sơn Island is a haven for adventure seekers, beach lovers, and cultural enthusiasts. Formed by volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, the island is home to spectacular landscapes such as the towering Thới Lới Peak, a dormant volcano offering sweeping views of the island's coastlines and endless blue waters. The island’s rugged beauty is enhanced by its black volcanic cliffs and shimmering beaches like Hang Câu and An Bình Island (also known as Bé Island), perfect for snorkeling and swimming. For those interested in history and culture, Lý Sơn is not just about nature. It holds historical significance as a base for the ancient Hoàng Sa naval fleet, which played a key role in protecting Vietnam's maritime territory. The Hoàng Sa Museum and ancient pagodas like Đục Pagoda and Hang Pagoda provide deeper insights into the island's historical and religious heritage. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience local life by visiting the famous garlic fields, where Lý Sơn’s renowned garlic – often referred to as “king garlic” – is cultivated. The island's cuisine is equally enticing, with fresh seafood and garlic-infused dishes that capture the essence of coastal Vietnam. Whether you're trekking up volcanoes, diving into crystal-clear waters, or immersing yourself in local culture, Lý Sơn Island offers an off-the-beaten-path experience for travelers seeking beauty, history, and adventure. #100Waysoftravel

#100WaysOfTravel **Lý Sơn Island**, located off the coast of Quảng Ngãi Province in central Vietnam, is a hidden gem that captivates visitors with its natural beauty and rich cultural history. Also known as the "Kingdom of Garlic" for its extensive garlic cultivation, this small island, comprising two islands—Lớn Island (Big Island) and Bé Island (Small Island)—offers a blend of scenic landscapes, turquoise waters, and volcanic formations. One of the island's most notable features is its volcanic origin, evident in the rugged cliffs, black lava rocks, and ancient craters that dot the landscape. **Thới Lới Mountain**, a dormant volcano, offers a panoramic view of the island, and the **Hang Câu Cave**, formed by volcanic activity, is a popular spot for photography and relaxation by the sea. The beaches, especially on Bé Island, are pristine, with crystal-clear waters and soft white sand, ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Beyond its natural beauty, Lý Sơn holds significant historical and cultural importance. The island has long been a fishing community, and many of its residents trace their ancestry to the soldiers of the Hoàng Sa (Paracel) and Trường Sa (Spratly) naval flotillas. These soldiers were dispatched by the Nguyễn Dynasty centuries ago to defend Vietnam’s maritime sovereignty. The **Hoàng Sa Memorial Museum** and the **Am Linh Pagoda** stand as reminders of this proud heritage. Garlic farming plays a central role in the local economy, and visitors can sample unique garlic-based products. With its unique blend of history, culture, and breathtaking natural beauty, Lý Sơn Island is becoming an increasingly popular destination for travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience in Vietnam.#quangngai #100WaysOfTravel

Today I want to introduce use a wonderful Island in Vietnam - Ly Son . Ly Son belong to Quang Ngai province. I had a trip in here in last month in April. It was wonderful, I think if you are looking for a place to take a rest to see the beach and to enjoy the nature, you can not miss this place. The people in here really honestly, open and friendly. just only one thing it may take some disadvantage is sometimes you cannot understand what people say and people in here is not normally speak English. They speak Vietnamese, but is kind of different with the Hanoi people or HCM people . They are really awesome. They support you every time you need they didn't care about much about the money, they will never shouted on you, I have 4 days and 3 nights in here and I am mostly live in Dao Lon and I feel little bit regret because I don't have too much of time to come in Dao Be because I just have like half day to go Dao Be, but the view in there are so great. You can see a lot of plant around there The people in there are simple and are support you always. If you need any information about Ly Son, don't hesitate to contact with me so I can support you for some further information.

Lý Sơn, previously known as Cù Lao Ré, is an insular district of Quảng Ngãi province, lying off the South Central Coast of Vietnam. As in other parts of coastal Vietnam[9] whales are important in local mythology and religion. Around one hundred whale skeletons are kept in temples, the largest and most important of which is in Tan Temple in An Hai Commune.[10] According to a local legend, the 200-year-old skeleton are the remains of Nam Hai Dong Dinh Dai Vuong (the king of whales), the most powerful whale in the East Sea.[10] Whale skeletons are worshiped and huge funerals are held when a stranded whale is found because they are believed to protect fishers while they are at sea.[10]

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Ly Son Island in Quang Ngai Province is one of the most beautiful islands in Vietnam. On the island are the remains of two volcanoes that have long been inactive. If you visit the island, you will see a freshwater reservoir in the crater. In addition, Ly Son is also famous for its single garlic and delicious and cheap seafood such as Huynh De crab and snails. #lysonisland

#familytravel #tripmoments enjoy happy times together with the big family. Quang Ngai island welcomes the family with sea breeze and sunny sky These are unforgettable memories

#wheretogo #beachlife Watching the sunset at Cong To Vo, Ly Son, Vietnam, is an awe-inspiring and soul-soothing experience. This serene coastal spot, known for its rugged beauty, takes on a whole new dimension as the sun dips below the horizon. The natural beauty of the coastline, with its unique rock formations and clear waters, creates a picturesque setting for the sunset. It's a photographer's dream, with each moment capturing the changing hues of the sky and the shimmering reflections on the water. The sound of gentle waves crashing against the shore and the salty sea breeze in the air create a sensory symphony that enhances the experience. It's a moment of tranquility and reflection, allowing you to connect with the natural world. As the sun disappears, leaving behind a vibrant tapestry of colors in the sky, you can't help but feel a deep sense of wonder and appreciation for the beauty of Ly Son island. Watching the sunset at Cong To Vo is a magical and memorable experience that leaves you with a lasting sense of peace and reverence for nature's wonders.