Daybreak at Ly Son’s fishing port

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)

A fisherman in Ly Son smiles brightly after a successful catch. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)

Fishermen gather and sort seafood right at the port after hauling in their nets. The busy scene reflects the excitement of a productive fishing trip. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)

Fishing boats dock at Ly Son fishing port in An Vinh village before sunrise. Fishermen sell seafood and prepare fuel and supplies for their next voyage. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)

The fish market in Ly Son Special Zone remains lively from early morning. Fresh seafood and bustling trade create the atmosphere of a traditional coastal market. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)

The coastline of Ly Son Special Zone appears peaceful and colorful at sunrise. Daily life on the island begins alongside the rhythm of the sea. (Photo: Lan Anh/Published by VNA)