Hey Hive riends, how is the start of the week treating you today? Is everything still running nicely for you? Congratulations if you had a good day, and congratulations if you didn't have a poor day but were unhappy about a number of things since you still have tomorrow to improve your mindset. degree. Even though it's horrible, it makes sense for you if you look at it from a different angle.
Today, I'll show you a spot where you can exercise and recharge before going to work. That's Sup Son Tra Island, which lies about 1.5 kilometers off the coast of Da Nang and has coordinates of (16.088880761364454, 108.2622965390421). These are the rocks that rise high above the water in shallow water and are one of the five spots on the Son Tra peninsula where there is a concentration of spectacular coral reefs. Because it is close to the city center, locals and visitors flock here to participate in fun activities like swimming, snorkeling, and observing coral.
Because the position is in Da Nang Bay, the early waves are tranquil, making it ideal for those who want to catch the sunrise in a unique way. The sunset is likewise stunning, but the waves will be much bigger and more difficult to maneuver safely.
I experienced a similar experience. Calculate a realistic time period based on the season, your hobbies, and where you reside. In the summer, the sun rises above the sea horizon between 5:10 and 5:30 a.m., however in the winter, it rises 30 minutes later.
Preferences are determined by how each individual wishes to greet the sunrise. I enjoy the sensation of seeing the passage of time from night to day (when the sun has not yet crossed the horizon). Because winter is approaching, I left at 5 a.m. Drive to Man Thai Beach (where Hon Sup is the nearest), park your car, and pump up Sup.
Witnessing the change from night to day has an unparalleled appeal. The light does not come on suddenly like the lights in the room or the headlights of a car; it comes on gradually, and if I am patient enough, I can sense the close inspection.
Even though it is not yet morning, there are things to do. Swimming in the water, yoga, and jogging are still popular activities. The Thai beach is bustling with people pounding Sup and developing muscles. I used fast to get a head start on the day while still being able to row in the dark. The sea water is calm and pleasant, which is why I assumed it would be frigid in the winter. I chose a path that was about 50 meters away from the swimmers or SUP paddlers because I wanted to appreciate the peace because young people are anxious to try Sup rowing, which is fairly noisy.
You can image my excitement when I approached Hon Sup (it took about 20-25 minutes). The sun began to glow red around the horizon, then slowly rose out of the ocean. This form of dawn is unique in that the hue is redder and the size is greater than usual due to distinct optical viewing angles (long wavelength of light). It's unusual to be able to recline or sit on the seashore and enjoy the warm sunlight in this manner. That will be the energy required for a productive day at work and a cheerful disposition.
In the summer, the water is usually very clear, and you can view the coral with just a pair of diving goggles and a short snorkel. You may even go up to Hon Sup to play, but be cautious of sharp rocks and cut oysters. Surrounded by a plethora of stand-up paddleboarding and swimming opportunities. To enjoy the view of the sea and surrounding mountains, bring snacks and ready-to-drink coffee.
Although I had to dive a little deeper to observe the coral since the water was cloudy, I went on a day when the water was quite cloudy. Because this area is maintained and preserved, I occasionally encounter many young people who are unaware of the importance of capturing starfish to check in and publish on social media. Changes in the marine environment also kill a lot of coral reefs.That's the tragedy. I chose a quiet location away from the bustle to witness life's happenings.
As a result, I ran into some fisherman who were fishing nearby. It gave me the chance to approach them and learn about their seafaring culture. I came across an elderly gentleman who was catching blue crabs. He pleasantly stated during conversation that this season's catch was quite little, and that not much was caught today. That cheerful, upbeat expression was perhaps a blessing in disguise for me on that particular day.
He'd rather be healthy for work than have a high level of production. They are as genuine as the natural worlds of heaven, earth, and sea, and are accustomed to travelers approaching and photographing them. I'd like to take some photographs to document the beauty of working on the water.
I only returned when the sun began to rise (7:15 a.m.), but rowing with the long-distance swimmers on the way back was a blast. You can choose such an interesting and distinctive area to visit or live and work in Da Nang if you visit or live and work there one day. If you're lucky, you might be able to purchase the freshest fish you've caught along the beach wayside. Because seafood is so fresh, it sells so rapidly.
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