Along the mountains and rivers seen from the 'wings of the sky'

SKĐS - From the cabin of a military helicopter, Vietnam appears with its winding coastline, rich nature, coastal cities and economic structures... creating a picture that is both enchanting and affirms the country's development stature in the integration period.

From the cabin of a military helicopter on the North-South journey, reporters from Health & Life Newspaper captured majestic scenes: blue sea, long stretches of sand, and modern economic structures – proof of the country's great potential on the way to the open sea.

The majestic beauty of the sea and sky

The sea is blue and clear, white waves lapping the shore.

The long, curved sand strip, like a silk strip, embraces the S-shaped coastline, opening up an endless view from North to South. (In the photo: Sam Son Beach, Sam Son Ward, Thanh Hoa Province)

Along the central coast, blue sea and white sand blend together to create a beautiful landscape, attracting tourists and being a resource for developing marine tourism .

The islands loom in the sunlight. Big and small islands dot the ocean, both wild and serving as outposts to protect the territory.

The coastal islands are like "green gems" on the sea, where the lives of fishermen and marine economic activities are closely linked.

Vietnam's coastline from North to South is extremely diverse, rich in economic exploitation potential. (In photo: Van Phong Bay, Khanh Hoa province)

In photo: Ly Son island, Quang Ngai province.

Coastal economy in the new era

Bustling seaport, coastal city.

Deep-water ports and modern coastal urban areas are growing strongly, becoming the driving force for economic development in coastal areas. (In photo: Vung Ang Petroleum Port - Vung Ang Economic Zone, Ha Tinh Province)

Cargo ships are bustling in and out of the seaport, demonstrating the bustling trading activities. (In the photo is Cat Lai Port, Ho Chi Minh City)

Offshore wind power - a symbol of clean energy transition and the aspiration for industrialization and modernization.

Not only a natural picture, the sea is also a valuable resource, a place to unleash the potential of marine economy and tourism services.

From a height of thousands of meters, the country is in sight. (In photo: Mui Dai Lanh Lighthouse)

The diverse terrain from high mountains, plains to the vast sea creates advantages for regional economic development. (In photo: Son Tra Peninsula - Da Nang)

Between the sea and sky are images of fishing villages, industrial zones, and bustling cities - proof of the connection between people and the sea.

The journey from the sky not only brings an impressive visual experience but also shows a Vietnam with the aspiration to reach out to the ocean.

Tuan Anh - suckhoedoisong.vn

Source: https://suckhoedoisong.vn/doc-dai-non-song-nhin-tu-doi-canh-bau-troi-169250911084357468.htm