Hue has come into summer with the peach of the sun and the sound of cicadas resounding on the canopy of leaves. Sometimes the spring still pours mist into the early sunrise and late sunset. With the desire to see ‘the region of weeping willow’ and the ocean in the middle of this time, we chose Tan My village (Quang Ngan commune, Quang Dien district - more than 15km north of Hue City) to enjoy the rustic, close and serene beauty of nature which is typical of the coastal village of Thua Thien on the other side of Tam Giang lagoon.

With immense nature, Tam Giang – Cau Hai is the home of various types of typical and unique seafood species. Now it is even becoming an attractive destination with those in love with experiencing watery life, loving “hunting” the moments of sunset and sunrise.

Located downstream of the Perfume River, Ru Cha is a rare primeval mangrove forest that exists in Tam Giang lagoon. The forest belongs to Thuan Hoa village (Huong Phong commune), about 15km from the center of Hue city. The scenery here is like a picture of pristine, fresh and gentle nature, attracting all eyes.

The Spring Summer Autumn Winter and Spring Again Season 2 "Fishing village - Cha cha cha" episodes at Ngu My Thanh (Quang Loi, Quang Dien) have just aired, attracting the attention of young music enthusiasts. In the vast peaceful space of the Tam Giang Lagoon, the program took away many tears from the audience with songs praising the love of family and the homeland...

With an area of around 22 hectares of water surface, Tam Giang – Cau hai Lagoon is Southeast Asia’s largest brackish lagoon, with a diversity of flora and fauna ecosystems.

According to the organizing committee of Hue Festival 2022, in the framework of summer festivals of the Four Season Festival, “Song nuoc Tam Giang” Festival (Tam Giang Waves Festival) will be held from June 17 to 19.

Quang Loi lagoon, which is located about 30km North of Hue City, in Quang Loi Commune, Quang Dien District, is one of the lagoons in Tam Giang lagoon system, with an area of ​​nearly 800 hectares.