Dai Lanh Lighthouse has a long history and is known as a beautiful sight in Phu Yen that tourists cannot miss. Not only is it a place to guard and protect the safety of people living near the sea, but this project is also a favorite destination with an extremely cool sea view. If you stand from above, you can observe many beaches and the scenery of Phu Yen in full. To make your upcoming trip more convenient and save many memorable memories, let's join Vietnam.vn to admire Dai Lanh Lighthouse through the photo series "Dai Lanh Lighthouse viewed from above" by author Dinh Thi Van Chi. The photo series was submitted by the author to the Photo and Video Contest "Happy Vietnam - Happy Vietnam", organized by the Ministry of Information and Communications. Dai Lanh Lighthouse is located on Mui Dien, Phuoc Tan village, Hoa Tam commune, Dong Hoa district, Phu Yen province, which was formerly considered the easternmost point of the country. This is one of the famous landscapes of Phu Yen. Dai Lanh Lighthouse was built by the French in 1890, covering an area of ​​over 300m2, 110m above sea level, including a 5m high building and a 26.5m high light tower. The lighthouse can shine 27 nautical miles, helping fishermen locate when fishing far out at sea. The project was built in the late 19th century with an area of ​​300m2, the design and implementation process was also carried out by the French and the architecture is unique. Therefore, despite many years, this Lighthouse still maintains its solidity, standing tall against the sea and mountains to complete its mission. From a suitable angle, Dai Lanh Lighthouse seems to be placed on a real map of Vietnam. The image is majestic, magnificent and evocative. For more than a century, Dai Lanh Lighthouse has been majestically guarding the coast and protecting fishermen far out at sea.

You will admire the beauty of the cool blue sky, the morning sunlight shining and combined with the cool blue sea, fresh air. All create peace and attraction for anyone standing from the top of Dai Lanh Lighthouse looking down at the panoramic space.