If Phan Thiet is well-known for beautiful beaches and fine white sands, Ke Ga Cape, about 20 km from it to the East is attractive with strange stones arranged in curious shapes.
The local people compare the rocks as a stone garden. The name Ke Ga Cape was given because the stones by the sea were arranged like a chicken’s head. The flow runs around the stones like foating clouds embracing the mountain.
Regardless of the strong development of neighbouring resorts, Ke Ga Cape still remains its unspoiled, idyllic inherent beauty of nature with rows of pine trees and strange granites. It will be regretable thing if traveling to Ke Ga Cape without visiting Dien Cape, 500 m off shore. The lighthouse at the Dien Cape was designed by French engineer Chnavat and considered as the highest and oldest lighthouse in Southeast Asia. On the tower of the lighhouse hangs a large bulb 2,000W with a radius of 22 miles of light (equivalent to 40 km)
The stones are overlaped creating large special rocks. The lighthouse keepers are always ready to carry tourist to the lighthouse by coracle. In twilight, the habitants often go inshore fishing and trade along the coast. Ke Ga Cape was praised as not tobe missed strange coastal area.
