Exploring coconut forest in Cam Thanh village
When people think of Hoi An, the image that often comes to mind is of moss-covered rooftops and ancient streets. But Hoi An has another side. Just a few kilometres from its historic centre lies a lush, tranquil yet vibrant landscape: Cam Thanh Village, home to the Bay Mau Water Coconut Forest, which stretches along the river, and has been intertwined with generations of Quang Nam residents.
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