Visitors rush to moss-covered rocks at Da Nang beach

Images of the moss-blanketed rocks on the beach have gone viral on social media.

The best time to admire the scene is early in the morning, so many people have reached the site from the early morning to wait for sunrise.

At 8:00 am on Saturday, Nam O Beach was crowded with visitors.

Many people from neighboring Thua Thien Hue and Quang Nam Province have also arrived at the beach to admire and take photos with the moss-coated rocks.

The grey rocks have been covered with green moss, which is an interesting natural phenomenon.

The site has emerged as a new ‘check-in point’ for locals and tourists.

The ‘moss season’ at Nam O Beach is an annual phenomenon after the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday. The moss flourishes for 15-20 days before withering.

The Nam O Beach in Da Nang City, central Vietnam is packed with people taking photos with the moss-covered rocks there, February 11, 2023. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
Nam O Beach in Da Nang City, central Vietnam is packed with people taking photos with the moss-covered rocks there, February 11, 2023. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

Moss looks like green coats covering the rocks. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
Moss looks like green coats covering the rocks. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

The moss-coated rocks have attracted many local residents and tourists. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
The moss-coated rocks have attracted many local residents and tourists. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

Moss grows on the rocks and droops to the water surface. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
Moss grows on the rocks and droops to the water surface. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

Moss carpets the rocks. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
Moss carpets the rocks. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

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Many local residents and tourists have flocked to Nam O Beach in Da Nang City, central Vietnam to take photos as the rocks there are coated with moss, creating a stunning landscape.

Images of the moss-blanketed rocks on the beach have gone viral on social media.

The best time to admire the scene is early in the morning, so many people have reached the site from the early morning to wait for sunrise.

At 8:00 am on Saturday, Nam O Beach was crowded with visitors.

Many people from neighboring Thua Thien Hue and Quang Nam Province have also arrived at the beach to admire and take photos with the moss-coated rocks.

The grey rocks have been covered with green moss, which is an interesting natural phenomenon.

The site has emerged as a new ‘check-in point’ for locals and tourists.

The ‘moss season’ at Nam O Beach is an annual phenomenon after the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday. The moss flourishes for 15-20 days before withering.

The Nam O Beach in Da Nang City, central Vietnam is packed with people taking photos with the moss-covered rocks there, February 11, 2023. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
Nam O Beach in Da Nang City, central Vietnam is packed with people taking photos with the moss-covered rocks there, February 11, 2023. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

Moss looks like green coats covering the rocks. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
Moss looks like green coats covering the rocks. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

The moss-coated rocks have attracted many local residents and tourists. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
The moss-coated rocks have attracted many local residents and tourists. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

Moss grows on the rocks and droops to the water surface. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
Moss grows on the rocks and droops to the water surface. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

Moss carpets the rocks. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre
Moss carpets the rocks. Photo: B.D. / Tuoi Tre

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