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Da Nang’s My Khe Beach welcomes back many international tourists after storm Kalmaegi

Translated by MAI DUNG • Nov 08, 2025 09:43

DNO - On Friday morning, tourism activities on Da Nang’s My Khe Beach resumed after a temporary suspension due to the impact of storm No. 13 called Kalmaegi.

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The My Khe Beach on November 7 morning. Photo: XUAN SON

Previously, on November 6, the Management Board of Son Tra Peninsula and Da Nang Tourist Beaches had announced the temporary suspension of tourism activities on the My Khe Beach to ensure the safety of visitors as storm Kalmaegi made landfall.

According to the Management Board, on November 7, authorities, residents and tourists made their efforts to clean up and handle debris and waste washed ashore after the storm.

After the cleanup operations, the My Khe Beach was basically more open and cleaner. With pleasant weather conditions and clear blue skies, many tourists, especially foreigners, came to check in, swim and enjoy the fresh sea air.

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Tourism activities resumed on beaches in Da Nang on November 7. Photo: XUAN SON
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Foreign tourists captured moments on the My Khe Beach. Photo: XUAN SON
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Tourists swam at the My Khe Beach after sea tourism activities were reopened. Photo: XUAN SON
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South Korean tourists took check-in photos on the beach. Photo: XUAN SON
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Tourists relaxed on the My Khe beach at noon on November 7. Photo: XUAN SON
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The beach had beautiful sunshine after the storm. Photo: XUAN SON
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From the My Khe Beach, you can see the gigantic statue of Lady Buddha on the Linh Ung Son Tra Pagoda. Photo: XUAN SON
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Units urgently carried out general cleanup to return a clean, beautiful, and safe coastal tourism environment to tourists. Photo: XUAN SON

Translated by MAI DUNG