Nestled in Central Vietnam, Binh Dinh captivates visitors with its stunning natural landscapes and rich cultural tapestry. This enchanting province, situated along Vietnam’s South Central Coast, boasts a diverse range of attractions, from its pristine coastal beaches to ancient Cham towers and vibrant craft villages.
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| Binh Dinh’s breathtaking coastline offers a serene escape. Photo: Baoquocte |
Binh Dinh, bordered by Quang Ngai to its north, Phu Yen to its south, Gia Lai to its west, and the East Vietnam Sea to its east, is a province of remarkable beauty and cultural significance. As one of the five provinces in the Central Coast Economic Region, it is easily accessible from major cities, lying 1,065 kilometers from Hanoi, 686 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City, and 300 kilometers from Da Nang.
With a sprawling coastline stretching over 134 kilometers, Binh Dinh boasts some of the most pristine and expansive beaches in the country. Its beaches, spanning hundreds of untouched hectares, are a haven for those seeking sun and sea. The province also holds a special place in history with its association to the Tay Son movement and national hero Quang Trung-Nguyen Hue, as well as the Sa Huynh, Cham, and martial arts cultures.
The region’s climate is characterized by two distinct seasons: the rainy season, which typically lasts from September to December, and the dry season, which extends from January to August. The dry and warm weather from February to August makes it the perfect time to explore Binh Dinh, with the rest of the year often experiencing storms and floods.
Nhon Hai Fishing Village
Located approximately 20 kilometers from the heart of Quy Nhon, Nhon Hai Fishing Village charms visitors with its simple way of life. The village is characterized by small houses clustered along the coast and wooden boats dotting the shore.
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| Canoeing and wooden boat rides are popular activities at Nhon Hai. Photo: tcdulichtphcm |
At Nhon Hai, visitors can immerse themselves in the local fishing culture, learn about the villagers’ way of life, indulge in freshly caught seafood, and partake in activities like fishing, scuba diving, or a leisurely jog on the beach. A short boat ride away lies Hon Kho Island, offering a chance to explore, engage in water sports, and capture memorable photos of wooden bridges amidst the rocky rapids.
Nhon Ly Fishing Village
About 18 kilometers from Nhon Hai lies Nhon Ly Fishing Village, accessible via the Thi Nai Bridge from the city center. This village is a gateway to famous destinations such as Eo Gio and Ky Co, and it also boasts cultural attractions like the Hung Luong Communal House and Phuoc Sa Pagoda.
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| The cliffside road at Nhon Ly offers breathtaking views of the sea and rocky beaches. Photo: tcdulichtphcm |
Nhon Ly is renowned for its winding road along the cliffs, providing breathtaking views of the blue sea and rocky beaches. The cool afternoons and shaded pathways under overhanging rocks make for a pleasant stroll. The village’s roads lead to a fishing wharf, and its architecture is a blend of old and new, with houses dating back to the 1970s standing alongside more modern constructions, creating a unique ambiance that has become a draw for young travelers seeking captivating landscapes.
Hai Minh Fishing Village
Hai Minh is synonymous with the national hero monument of Hung Dao King Vuong Quoc Quoc Tran Dao, a 40-meter-high symbol of the village erected in 1973. This monument, along with the 16-meter-high statue of Grand Duke Tran Hung Dao and the backdrop of Tam Toa Mountain, makes Hai Minh a revered destination.
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| Hai Minh Fishing Village, with its statue of Grand Duke Tran Hung Dao, is a revered destination. Photo: tcdulichtphcm |
Nestled on the Phuong Mai Peninsula, Hai Minh Fishing Village has been likened to a miniature Hong Kong due to its past as a hub for buying and selling used electronics. Beyond this, the village also offers a wealth of natural attractions, including caves, mountains for climbing and camping, and majestic scenery.
Bai Xep Fishing Village
Bai Xep, an ancient fishing village nestled along the coast in Quy Hoa, Ghenh Rang Ward, has long been a hidden gem, attracting both domestic and international travelers with its pristine natural beauty. Located just 13 kilometers from the heart of Quy Nhon, this village offers a peaceful escape.
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| Bai Xep Fishing Village, just 13 kilometers from Quy Nhon, is known for its pristine natural beauty. Photo: tcdulichtphcm |
The Best Place to Escape the Summer Sun
As summer arrives, Vietnam’s tourism scene bursts into life. The country’s diverse destinations offer a vibrant array of activities, creating a dynamic and exciting atmosphere for travelers seeking sun-soaked adventures. From vibrant cities to picturesque countryside, Vietnam’s summer tourism is a buzzing hive of activity, promising an unforgettable experience.
Pineapple Hill – A Serene Tropical Paradise in Ninh Binh
About 25 kilometers from Ninh Binh’s bustling city center, you’ll find a tranquil escape amidst the lush green landscapes of Tam Diep Pineapple Hill. This idyllic destination, a haven of serenity and natural beauty, has become a magnet for young travelers seeking unique experiences this summer. With its serene atmosphere and enchanting charm, it offers a refreshing break from the mundane and a chance to immerse oneself in the heart of nature.
The Top 5 Breathtaking Beaches For Your Perfect Summer Getaway in Quang Binh
Quang Binh’s pristine beaches offer an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The serene coastline, with its breathtaking vistas, provides the perfect backdrop for a relaxing holiday. Despite the intense heat, these stunning beaches beckon travelers seeking a unique summer getaway, offering a tranquil retreat amidst the province’s captivating natural wonders.
Unleashing Vietnam’s Golf Potential: PGA of America and JG Golf Vietnam Join Forces for a Hole-in-One Development
The Professional Golfers’ Association of America (PGA of America) took a significant step towards developing golf in Vietnam by signing a partnership agreement with JG Golf Vietnam in Hanoi on Monday. This marks an important milestone for the sport in the country, as JG Golf Vietnam is now the official distributor of PGA products in the Southeast Asian nation.
Discover Phu An Bamboo Village: Vietnam’s Serene Green Oasis
This summer, travelers are escaping to Phu An Bamboo Village, a serene oasis nestled in Binh Duong. The village offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in a lush green sanctuary, providing a refreshing escape from the mundane. With its tranquil atmosphere and enchanting bamboo groves, this hidden gem promises an unforgettable experience, allowing visitors to connect with nature and discover the simple joys of village life.
