Tam Giang Lagoon

We took a buggy and toured the countryside to get there. Not the best of tracks, but worth the experience. Cheap entry fee, for the facility. It’s a fun spot. It was uncrowded and a pleasurable way to spend a couple of hours.

The Lijiang River means three rivers, the Vietnamese here don't live in a house, they live in a boat, the children here don't go to school, there are no candy, no books, nothing. Booked a private afternoon tour as we mainly just wanted to see the sunset, take a sunset fishing boat and a water restaurant.

The Lijiang Lagoon is a salt water lake. The pearls here are very famous. The whole lake is free to open. You can come here for outings and enjoy the beauty of nature. Of course, this is a very full travel time to consider.

The Lijiang Lagoon is in the north of Hue. If this lake is placed in China, it is a very ordinary lake, but it is actually a small attraction in Hue. Of course, it is a natural attraction. No tickets are charged. In fact, it is mainly a farm. According to the tour guide, the pearls produced inside are of good quality and can be compared with the South Pearl of China.

The so-called lagoon is a salt water lake formed after the sea water is separated. This lagoon is located between Da Nang and Hue. The locals are breeding in the lake and the pearls are very famous. The scenery is very good.