Ha Lien Village, in Hoa Thang Ward, Khanh Hoa Province, occupies about two hectares of land surrounded by local aquaculture ponds in Nha Phu Lagoon. (Photo: Van Trung)
According to local residents, Ha Lien Village was established in 1653 during the Nguyen lords' rule. (Photo: Van Trung)
The village's unspoilt beauty and tranquil setting amid Nha Phu Lagoon attract visitors seeking a peaceful retreat. (Photo: Van Trung)
Most houses in Ha Lien are single-storey buildings clustered along a maze of narrow lanes just one to two metres wide. (Photo: Van Trung)
Ha Lien resembles a small island surrounded by aquaculture ponds and mangrove forests. (Photo: Van Trung)
Despite centuries of change, the village has retained its traditional charm and historic architecture. (Photo: Van Trung)
Life in Ha Lien revolves around aquaculture and fishing, with residents maintaining a close-knit community. (Photo: Van Trung)
With its unspoilt scenery, peaceful atmosphere and distinctive cultural heritage, Ha Lien has potential for ecotourism and community-based tourism. (Photo: Van Trung)
Visitors can experience life in a traditional fishing village, join fishing activities, enjoy fresh seafood and explore the natural beauty of Nha Phu Lagoon. (Photo: Van Trung)
Nestled amid Nha Phu Lagoon, Ha Lien offers a glimpse of traditional coastal life and has the potential to become a distinctive tourist destination, supporting the local economy while preserving its cultural heritage. (Photo: Google Maps)
