Vietnamese island, summer fishing village tour

Yingcun, located in the pristine style of Nha Trang city area. This is a fishing village on a small island in the Cai River of Nha Trang, and the village lives up to its name, with the entire village reflected in the water. The slanting shadows of the coconut palms along the riverbank are a portrait of Yingcun's scenery, a summer resort for escaping the heat. Admission is free. Attractions Chenfu Bridge, Yingcun Bridge There are Chenfu Bridge and Yingcun Bridge connecting the isolated village from the south to the north, and it takes about two hours to tour from south to north. The residential buildings along the riverbank still retain the traditional stilt houses from a hundred years ago, with towering coconut trees and wax apple trees complementing the stilt houses along the coast to form an original ecological village landscape in the Nha Trang city area. Walking into Yingcun, the pace of life here is slow. Inside the stilt houses along the coast, the lazy owners run their own coffee shops, and groups of villagers come here to rest in the early morning and afternoon, enjoying the lake view for just two dollars in the afternoon. In the past, local villagers lived by fishing, and now tourism has also been developed, with French-style mansions built within the village. However, the fishing village still retains the tradition of living off the sea. Fishermen will have winnowing boats or large fishing boats for going out to sea, and during the closed fishing season, the boats are moored in the river at the entrance to the village. Food recommendations: Vietnamese coffee, pudding, Vietnamese rice dumplings, and enjoy a cup of coffee with the local villagers in the stilt houses while admiring the Cai River sunset. Transportation: Take a taxi or rent a car, get off at the east slope of Yingcun Bridge or Chenfu Bridge.