Have you been to the Maldives of Vietnam yet?

Have you been to the Maldives of Vietnam yet?

Recently, many young people repeatedly shared the images of a beach in Vietnam beautifully no less than the Maldives. It is the Binh Lap sea - brother with the Binh Ba sea in Khanh Hoa.




If Binh Ba has attracted many tourists, then Binh Lap is still a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. About 90km from Nha Trang city center, it takes about 2 hours by boat from Ba Ngoi port, Binh Lap impresses strongly and deeply with visitors by blue water color without a ripple. At first glance as if the Maldives have been moved to Vietnam. (Source: Internet)





Binh Lap River, Cam Ranh City, Khanh Hoa Province. Compared with the remaining three brothers in "Tu Binh" (Binh Hung, Binh Lap, Binh Tien, Binh Ba), Binh Lap still retains the beauty of wild and rustic, not yet exploited by tourism. (Source: Internet)




From here you can look straight to the vast space of charm including the blue in the sea and the soft blue of the clear sky. (Source: Internet)




In Binh Lap, you will be attracted by Bai Ngang with white sand smooth, clean, plus flat surface like mirror, blue water. (Source: Internet)




Another attraction of Binh Lap is the architecture of the resort is no different than the Maldives. The wooden port leads to the sea creating a poetic and romantic feel for visitors when walking or watching the sea. (Source: Internet)




Under the clear blue waters of the sea are rich reefs. (Source: Internet)





Blue jade water is a specialty of Binh Lap, making it look more like the Maldives than anywhere else. Soaking up in the cool water, lift your head up to the soft blue sky, you are separated from the bustling world. (Source: Internet)




The beauty of Binh Lap is not only on the beach. When strolling on the winding roads, zoom in on the four corners of the mountain to see the white, rugged mountains, coconut-fringed jungles, a small dam and blue eyes. The mountains are open with few simple, humble roofs. (Source: Internet)




Far away is the Lao Beach, also known as the Mui Cay Nhao and is definitely a beach you can not ignore. The small waves rolling down the shore, sea water in the bottom, Lao Beach is located in another arch next to Bai Ngang to create a very spectacular elliptical shoreline. (Source: Internet)




In front of the sea, behind the mountain ... (Source: Internet)



The sea surface is always very smooth. (Source: Internet)




Due to being caught and consumed during the day, the seafood here is always the freshest and the price is cheap. The popular seafood here are fish, squid, crab, snail, spiny ... especially lobster.(Source: Internet)





In the morning, what is more interesting about sitting next to local vendors, smell & taste the fresh food (Source: Internet)





The cakes are also worth a try in the wild Binh Lap. (Source: Internet)