Visiting Tran Island in late winter, you will experience the majestic and serene beauty of a frontline island situated at the northeasternmost point of Vietnam.
Tran Island s a small but strategically significant island located in the Gulf of Tonkin, near the northern coast of Vietnam. It is part of the Tran Archipelago and lies within Thanh Lan commune, Co To district.
Tran island is one of Vietnam’s northernmost inhabited islands, serving as a "frontline" outpost in safeguarding the nation’s territorial waters.Roads on the island are shaded by lush green trees, with fresh air tinged with a hint of the salty aroma of the sea.The national flag flies at the highest point of Tran Island, standing 188 meters above sea level, asserting Vietnam's territorial sovereignty.Tran Island Lighthouse, often referred to as the "Eye of the Sea," serves as a beacon guiding vessels to Tran Island's harbor and supporting maritime activities in the waters of Quang Ninh province.Ancient forests on the island feature many leafless old trees in winter.On Tran Island, you can choose to explore the forests or venture down to the sea. Standing still on the rocky shores, you can listen to the waves singing the love songs of the ocean.The winter sea takes on a jade-green hue, with waves gently lapping in a serene rhythm.Walking along the winding paths, you’ll feel the tranquility of the island, accompanied only by the gentle breeze and the rustling whispers of the forest trees.The natural golden sandy beaches on this farawary island.
