Mui Dien - Bai Mon

About this location

Bai Mon - Mui Dien: A landscape of mountains, sea, and lighthouse along the East Sea. Bai Mon - Mui Dien (Dai Lanh Cape) is located in Dong Be Village, Hoa Xuan Commune, Phu Yen Province (Note: corrected from Dak Lak as per geographical accuracy for this site), and was designated as a National Scenic Site on August 22, 2008. Dai Lanh Cape is the terminal point of the Dai Lanh mountain range, a branch of the Truong Son range extending into the sea. At the foot of the cape lies Bai Mon, forming a unique mountain-sea landscape complex. The visual value is highlighted by the terrain protruding into the sea, sandy beaches, the horizon, coastal rock formations, and the Dai Lanh Lighthouse. Dai Lanh Cape is also documented in historical records and is depicted as the Dai Lanh mountain image on the Nine Dynastic Urns of the Nguyen Dynasty (1836). Regarding film production, the space is suitable for sea scenes, sunrise shots, exploration journeys, natural landscapes, and sequences involving the lighthouse and islands. The terrain also provides favorable conditions for documentaries, feature films, and promotional films, subject to approval from the management authority. Content summary: PTIT Image source: Internet

Location rules

• Do not damage, move, collect samples, or alter the terrain, rocks, or elements constituting the scenic site.
• Do not discharge waste, wastewater, oil, chemicals, or production materials into the marine environment.
• Do not feed, lure, or approach wild monkeys or other wildlife in the area.
• Respect all structures, historical remnants, and spaces of historical value within the scenic site.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Steep terrain, coastal rocks, and risk of slipping/falling
• Storms, strong winds, and adverse sea weather