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Stunning beauty of Ly Son Island
(13:10:32 PM 27/05/2015)
Let’s take a tour around the island:
Ly Son garlics are planted in An Hai Commune
Sunset on the island
Dawn on Ly Son Island
Blue sea
Fresh water is very scarce on Ly Son Island
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