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Mu Cu Ly Son also impresses with its unique black rocks formed from extinct volcanic lava

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Mu Cu Ly Son also impresses with its unique black rocks formed from extinct volcanic lava

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Mu Cu Ly Son also impresses with its unique black rocks formed from extinct volcanic lava

Hon Mu Cu is the spot to welcome the first and most beautiful sunrise on the pearl island of Ly Son.

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The most prominent lighthouse on the island

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The virtual living stone embankment is melancholy

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Mu Cu Ly Son also impresses with its unique black rocks formed from extinct volcanic lava

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A pristine island without a single person

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The island is inhabited by only one species of tree, the mulberry tree, and the luxuriant mulberry forests grow everywhere, spreading over the rocks, so people named the island after it.

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Although located right next to the east of Lon Island and only about 3.2km from the district center, this place is completely uninhabited, so the scenery is extremely wild and fresh.

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Hon Mu Cu is the smallest of the three main islands of Ly Son island district, Quang Ngai province.

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