Published:  14:09 Friday - August 05, 2016

Vietnam has many beautiful places to see the sunset and the salt fields are one of the most ideal places. According to the UK’s Daily Mail, the salt fields in Viet Nam ranks 13th position among 15 breathtaking sunsets on earth.

Ranked at the 13th, Daily Mail described “Vietnam has many attractions, its salt fields being one. During the day, it’s busy with harvesters who together amass an annual salt production of around 700,000 tonnes, but as the sun goes down and the workers leave, it’s a shrine to tranquillity.”

Other spots named on the list are Taj Mahal (India), Angkor Wat (Cambodia), Norway, Great pyramid site of Giza (Cairo-Egypt), deserts in Dubai, Atacama desert in Chile, Cape town (South Africa), Santa Monica beach (California-the US), Kenya, Kirkjufell mountain (Snæfellsnes peninsula-Iceland), Zanzibar archipelago (East Africa), Skye island (Scotland), Ayers Mountain (Australia) and Quebec city (Montreal-Canada).

Harvesting in the salt fields of Hon Khoi near Nha Trang in Khanh Hoa Province

Salt workers in Nam Dinh

Harvesting season

Salt Field at Can Gio, Ho Chi Minh