Cu Lao Cham - Island paradise

Cu Lao Cham - Island paradise

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  • Cu Lao Cham is an archipelago, recognized by UNESCO as a world biosphere reserve with a rich and diverse ecosystem. Cu Lao Cham offers visitors wonderful experiences in nature, culture and cuisine. Let's explore Cu Lao Cham with BDATrip through this article!

Introduction to Cu Lao Cham

Cu Lao Cham is an island cluster of 8 large and small islands located in Cua Dai Bay, Tan Hiep island commune, Hoi An city, Quang Nam province. This place is about 15km from the mainland and has an area of ​​about 15km2. Cu Lao Cham was formed from a volcano that stopped working millions of years ago. This place has a temperate climate, with an average temperature of 25-28 degrees Celsius.

Cứ Lao Cham Islands
Cứ Lao Cham Islands

This place is recognized by UNESCO as a world biosphere reserve, with a rich and diverse ecosystem. Cu Lao Cham not only has blue sea, white sand, beautiful coral, but also many historical and cultural relics and peaceful, friendly fishing villages. Traveling to Cu Lao Cham, you will have interesting and unforgettable experiences.

Natural features

Cu Lao Cham has a diverse and rich ecosystem, with many rare flora and fauna species. There are 461 plant species here, including 14 endemic plant species. Cu Lao Cham is also home to more than 100 species of coral, 60 species of marine fish, 18 species of sea turtles and 10 species of rare animals.

Famous attractions

Cu Lao Cham has many attractive attractions that attract tourists such as:

Bai Ong beach

Bai Ong beach
Bai Ong beach

Bai Ong is the largest and most beautiful beach on Cu Lao Cham, located in the northeast of Hon Lao. Ong Beach has fine white sand, clear blue sea water, calm waves and colorful coral. Ong Beach is also home to many restaurants, eateries and accommodation services, serving the needs of tourists. You can swim, lie on the sand, or participate in fun activities such as windsurfing, kayaking, and diving to see coral at Bai Ong.

Bai Chong beach

Bai Chong 
Bai Chong 

Bai Chong is a famous beach with large, strangely shaped rocks, formed by the metamorphosis of granite. Bai Chong has a wide sandy beach, clear sea water and gentle waves. Bai Chong is also an ideal place to camp, watch the sunset and admire the wild beauty of Cu Lao Cham.

Hai Tang Pagoda

Hai Tang Pagoda on Cu Lao Cham Island
Hai Tang Pagoda on Cu Lao Cham Island

Hai Tang Pagoda is an ancient pagoda on Cu Lao Cham island, Hoi An city, Quang Nam province. The pagoda was built in 1758, following the Champa architectural style. The pagoda has many historical, cultural and spiritual relics, such as ancient bells, stone stele, Buddha statues, gods... The pagoda is also associated with many mysterious legends, such as the legend about the birth of the pagoda, the legend of the pagoda. Legend of Hai Tang fairy... This place is an attractive tourist destination, attracting many tourists to visit, worship and feel the peace and purity of this place.

Ancient well

Ancient well at the foot of Hai Tang Pagoda
Ancient well at the foot of Hai Tang Pagoda

This is an ancient well located at the foot of Hai Tang Pagoda, built by the Cham people in the 11th century. The ancient well is an ancient architectural work, located in Cam hamlet, Lao island. The ancient well was built in the 10th century, in the Champa style. The ancient well is square in shape, lined with stones, and has a depth of about 5m. The ancient well is a valuable source of fresh water for the islanders, and is also a symbol of the ancient civilization of Cu Lao Cham.

Boat lock

Boat lock
Boat lock

This is an ancient boat wharf built during the Nguyen Dynasty. The lock is a small bay, located southeast of Lao Island. The lock has calm sea water, white sand and many green trees surrounding it. The lock is a shelter for ships when the sea is rough, and is also where visitors can participate in activities such as fishing, boating, and enjoying fresh seafood.

Marine Museum

Landscape outside the marine museum
Landscape outside the marine museum

The marine museum is an educational tourist destination, located in Bai Lang village, Lao island. The marine museum displays many artifacts related to the life, culture and history of the people of Cu Lao Cham. You can learn about animals, marine plants, fishing tools, ancient relics, maps, and documents about the Cu Lao Cham biosphere reserve at this museum.

Note

  • The most ideal time to travel to Cu Lao Cham is from March to September, when the weather is sunny and little rain.
  • Visitors should bring hats, hats, sunscreen, swimsuits, etc. to protect their bodies from the hot sun.
  • You should prepare food and drinks to save money.
  • Comply with regulations of Cu Lao Cham marine protected area to protect the environment.

Hopefully the content in the article helps you know more interesting things about Cu Lao Cham. Wishing you and your family will have fun and happy relaxing moments here!

 

Itinerary

Cu Lao Cham

  • 8:00: Pick up at the meeting point. Depart to Hoai river port (Hoi An) on the way you will visit to admire the works made of stone from Non Nuoc stone
    carving village. 09h15: Canoe depart for Cu Lao Cham . Enjoy the feeling of floating on the river.
  • 09h45: Arrive at Cu Lao Cham. You visit the marine protected area Bai Lang residential area, Au boat - the area to avoid the protection of fishermen. and continue to visit Hai Tang Pagoda an ancient temple more than 400 years old, Tan Hiep market and shopping.
  • 11h00: Visitors participate in diving and watching corals and marine life.
  • 12h00: Lunch and rest at the restaurant. You are free to visit, relax, swim, sunbathe here.
  • 15h00: Goodbye Cu Lao Cham, car picks you up to Da Nang - Welcome End of the program.
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