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Location: It take about 45 minutes by ship away from Cau Da Port, It's
near Yen Islands

Named Hon Mun because in the South East of the Island, it has high-rise
cliffs with dangerous wattles forming caves and grottoes, especially its stones
are as black as ebony, which could rarely be found in other areas.
In the black-stone caves of Hon Mun, every year flocks of Yen birds migrate
to the area and build their nests. Due to the island's location adjacent to the
hot sea-currents from the equator, suitable to the development conditions of
corals and various types of tropical sea creatures, the sea bed of Hon Mun is
home to an abundant and diverse group of marine species, an interesting and
useful place for researchers, oceanographers and tourists to observe and explore
more of the sea creatures' life.
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