Young people check-in the ‘turn of death’ Hai Van pass despite the danger-Young people

Many people casually stopped at some sections of the road on Hai Van pass to take pictures. It is worth mentioning here that many young people choose the “death” turns to stop parking and check-in. This leads to danger lurking, prone to traffic accidents.

Hai Van pass has a length of 20km connecting Thua Thien Hue province and Da Nang. This is a steep and winding road with many dangerous bends and is also a road for vehicles with large tonnage such as oversized container trucks, petrol and gas tankers, etc., in regular circulation. Photo: Pham Uyen.

However, many young people lack awareness in stopping the car to take pictures. Photo: Pham Uyen.

Especially on weekends, young people in Da Nang have a hobby of “traveling” to Hai Van pass. Photo: Pham Uyen.

Many people go up to hunt clouds to take pictures, but there are also people who come up just to stop by the side of the road and… sit and talk.

Many young people stood in the middle of the road posing. Photo: Pham Uyen.

Many young people casually sit in the middle of the road posing for an impressive photo… Photo: Pham Uyen.

… without knowing the danger that might come from behind. Photo: Pham Uyen.

Crowded place “death bend”. Photo: Pham Uyen.

To get an impressive virtual live photo. Photo: Pham Uyen.