The Ancient Wonder of Vietnam’s Natural Rock Wall: A Million-Year-Old Legacy
The Ta Kon stone wall, a breathtaking display of nature’s artistry, is nestled in the K8 Village, Vinh Son Commune, in Vietnam’s south-central region. Its name, derived from the Ba Na ethnic language, translates to ‘large stones arranged in ramparts,’ a fitting description for the majestic site. Located approximately 140km west of Quy Nhon, the capital city of Binh Dinh Province, Ta Kon boasts natural stone columns with rectangular and hexagonal pillars tightly packed together, forming an imposing wall. This geological wonder stretches for about 500 meters in length and soars to heights of 30-40 meters. Nguyen Thi Tuong Vy from Quy Nhon expressed her awe upon discovering this hidden gem: “I never imagined finding such a stunning masterpiece amidst the rugged mountains and forests.” The unique stone formation, nestled in a remote mountainous area, offers a surprising contrast to its surroundings. Tourists meander along a terraced path at the Ta Kon stone wall in Binh Dinh Provi...