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Green spaces in outskirts of city: relaxing hideaways

By DA NANG Today / DA NANG Today
August 26, 2019, 12:12 [GMT+7]

Spaces in the outskirts of Da Nang featuring boundless rice paddy fields, peaceful rivers and green-covered hills considerably cool down the heat during scorching summer days. In particular, they offer a beautiful natural setting which offers the calm and serene atmosphere to visitors. These sites, located in Hoa Vang District, are highly inviting to those who want to discover simple lives, get close to the natural world, and enjoy truly peaceful places to relax. 

Let’s explore the beauty of green-covered places through nice photos captured by our reporter Xuan Son.

A rice paddy field in Truong Dinh Village, Hoa Lien Commune, looks gorgeous in its lush greenery.
A rice paddy field in Truong Dinh Village, Hoa Lien Commune, looks gorgeous in its lush greenery.
Here is a rustic scene of Hoa Lien Commune viewed from the Nam Hai Van bypass.
Here is a rustic scene of Hoa Lien Commune viewed from the Nam Hai Van bypass.
A tranquil section of the Cu De River, which runs through Hoa Bac Commune
A tranquil section of the Cu De River which runs through Hoa Bac Commune
A peaceful scene of Hoa Son Commune
A peaceful scene of Hoa Son Commune
The Hoi Yen Church in Nam Yen Village, Hoa Bac Commune, seen from the namesake rice paddy field.
The Hoi Yen Church in Nam Yen Village, Hoa Bac Commune, seen from the namesake rice paddy field.
  A waterfall, surrounded by lush trees and primeval rocks in Hoa Son Commune, creating massive clouds of eye-catching white foam
A waterfall, surrounded by lush trees and primeval rocks in Hoa Son Commune, creating massive clouds of eye-catching white foam
 Sugar cane fields stretching along the both banks of the Cu De River
Sugar cane fields stretching along the both banks of the Cu De River
Rural houses peacefully nestled behind numerous rows of coconut and banana trees in baking weather
Rural houses peacefully nestled behind numerous rows of coconut and banana trees in baking weather

 

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