On the tour from Phan Rang to Vinh Hy, a tourist attraction you cannot miss is Rai cave. Beautiful caves are created by piled stones. The mountain is not high, the cave is not deep, but they are very impressive as one side is Chua mountain and other is sea.

Nearby Rai cave, there are a small sea, a reservoir whose water comes from Chua mountain and a fishing village hiding behind a row of cactus blooming all year round. People in the fishing village not only go fishing but also raise sheep in the rocky mountain and grow rice in the valley. This is not a big bay but being impressive by the various landscapes. 

Visitors can enter caves and listen to the sound of wave. Sometimes, they can hear their voice reverberating from the cliff. In the other side of the mountain, there are plenty of bizarre shapes of rocks jutting out into the sea.

This is the place flocks of nomadic coats standing in the abrupt mountain slopes and calling its flock. A person living in the fishing village talked about the terrain here that the mountain holding back the wave and there are a lot of caves, so this is a habitat for otters. It is why people call this place Rai cave. Now, visitors sometimes see flocks of otters playing in the rock-top.

For people being interested in discovering and experiencing strong feeling, Rai cave is a suitable tourist attraction with a lot of attractive challenges like subduing high large rocks, going through big caves or small caves, diving to see colorful flocks of fish, or going with local men and diving under the sea to collect moon snails.

After that, if you are tired, you can choose a seat in somewhere to feel the wind blowing from the sea and go fishing, or contemplate beautiful pictures of nature in a small tea shop. You can ask sale person for help to cook cheap and fresh seacooking.

Most visitors come here with their group of traveling. They choose cool caves located between cliffs for taking a rest. Groups of young people like scuba diving to see colorful flocks of fish swimming in range of coral. In the decline of day, when the tide goes down, you can follow local men to dive and find moon snails in the rocky caves. It is very interesting.

Translated by Nguyen Hao

Source:Chudu24