Ly Son Special Zone is a frontline island area of Quang Ngai province, located 15 nautical miles from the mainland. Beyond its reputation as a pristine tourism destination, the island preserves the enduring lifestyle of traditional fishing villages, where generations of fishermen remain closely connected to the sea. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)
Fishing boats return with holds full of seafood after a night offshore. The fresh catch reflects the hard work and perseverance of local fishermen. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)
A peaceful scene unfolds in Ly Son Special Zone, Quang Ngai province. The island’s calm beauty stands out in the early morning light. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)
The fish market in Ly Son Special Zone is known for its fresh seafood and vibrant atmosphere. The market preserves the colorful character of a traditional coastal trading hub. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)
Fishermen transport seafood ashore on round basket boats. The simple daily activity adds to the lively picture of labor on the frontline island. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)
Daybreak at Ly Son’s fishing port
At daybreak in Ly Son Special Zone in the central province of Quang Ngai, the fishing port area in An Vinh village becomes lively as boats return after a night at sea, serving as a familiar trading hub for local fishermen.