Bo Nau grotto which is about 200m wide, form the shape of a frog's
mouth. The bottom is wide, flat and shadow, with stalagmites and
stalactites jutting from above and below. At the entrance, three
stones look like three monks with their heads close together. Two
of them appear to be playing chess, with the third man serving as
a referee. Bo Nau grotto faces the south and thus receives a very
fresh wind as the waves crash against the cliffs.
Previously this site used to be home to countless numbers of
pigeons. Later, as more and more people settled, fever and fever
came, until finally they quit the breeding ground altogether. Bo
Nau is Vietnamese for pigeon.
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