Hanoi: Da Nang city has a coastal line that stretches over 200 km, with wild, pristine beaches in the south of the city. These beaches offer a wilder, quieter escape compared to central My Khe, and locals still keep the traditional livelihoods of fishing. With their unexplored nature, Da Nang city's southern beaches are increasingly becoming attractive to tourists. According to Vietnam News Agency, the southern beaches of Da Nang are gaining popularity for their untouched environment and the traditional fishing practices still maintained by the local communities. These beaches are becoming a serene getaway for those looking to experience natural beauty and cultural heritage away from the bustling central parts of the city. The rise in interest among tourists is also contributing to the local economy, as more visitors come to enjoy the natural scenery and engage with the local culture. These areas offer a unique glimpse into the traditional way of life in Da Nang, providing both a scenic and cultural experie nce. As these beaches continue to attract attention, efforts are being made to ensure that their natural beauty and cultural significance are preserved for future visitors. The local authorities are working on sustainable tourism practices to maintain the balance between tourist activities and conservation.