Visitors flock to Vietnam’s ‘infinity sea’ with cameras to capture sunrise
Sandy Verma | August 30, 2026 7:24 AM CST
As the beach grows in popularity, visitors are warned to navigate the dark, muddy, slippery, and flooded sections of the tidal flat with caution.
Thanh Thao, 25, of Hanoi says waking up before dawn, wading through mud, and waiting for hours paid off when the sun finally rose, casting a reflection that made the tidal flat appear to stretch endlessly.
“This is my second time here, but the lighting and the photos are different every time,” she says.
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