Breathtaking Sunset Over the Wind Farm

From the coastal roads and National Highway 1A passing through Khanh Hoa province (formerly Ninh Thuan province), visitors can easily encounter giant “turbine fields” stretching across hillsides and lush green rice paddies.

Hundreds of tens-of-meters-tall turbine towers stand in long rows, their blades rotating slowly in the wind, creating a scene that feels both modern and liberating.

One of the prominent areas is around Nai Lagoon, where numerous wind turbines are located right next to the fields and coastal road. From here, visitors can gaze out at the striking white turbine towers standing out against the blue sky and expansive agricultural landscape.

Near this area is also a familiar check-in spot for travelers known as the “lonely tree” – a single green tree standing apart in the middle of the field, with a series of wind turbines stretching all the way to the horizon in the background.

This simple yet striking scenery makes it a popular photography location sought out by many.

Not only limited to Nai Lagoon, wind farms also appear in many other localities of the newly expanded Khanh Hoa province, especially in coastal areas with strong and stable wind conditions. Large-scale wind power projects by various enterprises have created vast “turbine fields,” becoming a signature landscape of this sun-drenched and windy region.

The best time to visit is early morning or late afternoon, when soft sunlight blankets the giant wind blades. Many travelers pull over by the roadside to sightsee, take photos, and enjoy the open space of the coastal region.