Now that we have seen the overall view of the beach, let’s zoom into a few
interesting parts.
Firstly there were these sand sculptures when I
was there.
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| several in a row |
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| some were still in progress (or maybe all were?) |
There were several busking zones in the sand:
And an observation deck with binoculars (this is also on the path before the sandy beach starts).
Also inland, there were additional paths to stroll on:
There was also this statue/monument that looked pretty special; I snapped photos from both sides but cannot decide which photo is better, so here are both :P
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| if you notice those stalls at the back, we will visit them at night ;) |
At the other end of the beach, there were these seats:
I sat there to pass time before dinner, since it didn't seem worth it to go somewhere else and then come back to see the beach at night.
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| behind those seats, there was an area with Line figures... |
Then there was this plaque marking the location of what I think was a sculpture that was damaged by a typhoon.
They really care about art/culture around here... :P
















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