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The pile of granite boulders of Hòn Chồng on the shore, with green mountains across Nha Trang Bay behind.
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Hòn Chồng

Hòn Chồng is a group of granite boulders piled on the shore at the foot of La San hill in northern Nha Trang. On the largest rock, a square block resting on a flat slab, a hollow shaped like a huge hand is linked to a local legend of a giant. A second group nearby is called Hòn Vợ, and the rocks look out over Nha Trang Bay towards Hòn Yến and Cô Tiên mountain.

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