A rock formation made of stone has been discovered in the south central province of Phu Yen and is expected to be a new tourist draw in the locality.
A stone formation has been discovered in the southern province of
Phu Yen and is expected to be a new tourist draw in the locality. (Photo:
laodong.com.vn)
The area covers 500sq metres, locating near Ganh Da Dia, a
national landscape site in An Ninh Dong commune. It is formed by layers of
hexagonal, square and round stones. The larger stones have vertical cracks due
to the influence of nature over the years.
Trinh Trong Dao, a worker at the site said the area had previously been covered
with bushes and mud, therefore no one knew what was underneath yet when the mud
was removed, the stones were uncovered.
Ho Van Tien, Director of the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and
Tourism, said the department was given permission to work with scientists to
uncover the mud layer above the stone. After that, the department will work out
a plan to preserve and develop the area into a tourism site.
Tien said the research process will be done carefully so that it won’t affect
the stone.
The Ganh Da Dia was recognised as a national landscape site in 1998 and has
become a top tourist draw in Phu Yen.
Source: VNA
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