Binh Dinh is a province in the south central coast of Vietnam. It is known for its beautiful beaches, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. From the bustling city of Quy Nhon to the tranquil villages of An Nhon, Binh Dinh has something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing beach holiday or an adventure-filled journey, this guide will help you plan the perfect trip.
Thi Nai bridge or Nhon Hoi bridge is the longest bridge crossing the sea in Vietnam, located in the system of bridges Nhon Hoi road. It is nearly 7 km long, connecting Quy Nhon city with Phuong Mai peninsula (Nhon Hoi economic zone) over 2.5 km of Thi Nai Lagoon, 5 small bridges crossing the Ha Thanh River and the two leading bridge.
Eo Gio beach is in Bac village (Ly Luong, Nhon Ly, Quy Nhon) is a blue strait with high Rocky Mountains with many forms of bending. The most unique feature in Eo Gio is rock and water. The abrasion of water and wind has created 19 caves birds nest here with very funny names: Ky Co Cave, Ba Nghe Cave, Health Cave, Doi Cave, etc. It makes Phuong Mai Peninsula into bird nest area the second in our country after Nha Trang.
Next to the fishing village is a pagoda called Tinh Xa Ngoc Hoa, this is a monumental, quietly located in the Eo Gio with the statue of two sides Buddha. It is the largest statue facing the sea to bring expectations for peace and lucky of the friendly fishermen.
Hai Giang Island
It is a small oasis located on the peninsula of Nhon Hai, is a sparsely populated fishing village. However, Hai Giang has quite unique terrain, located between mountains and sea, separated from Quy Nhon city by mountains ranges. To travel here, you can go by boat departure from Ham Tu. To Hai Giang you can go hiking, scuba diving and enjoy fresh seafood on the island.
However, Vingroup built a luxury resort of Vinpearl Quy Nhon therefore the island has not much pristine beauties as before.
Binh Dinh Museum
Binh Dinh Museum with an area of 3.673m2 is located in the most beautiful site of Quy Nhon city. It has 5 booths displaying over 1,000 documents and objects. It gives viewers to have a look both general and specific about Binh Dinh people through the period of history.
Quang Trung Museum
Located about 45km northwest of Qui Nhon city center, Quang Trung museum is located in Kien My village, Phu Phong town of Tay Son district.
The museum area consists of nine galleries with different themes. It is preserving thousands of precious objects and objects throughout the developmental stages of the Tay Son uprising and Quang Trung Emperor (1771 – 1789).
Cu Lao Xanh Island or Green Island (Nhon Chau Island) also known as Van Phi Island is an island located near Xuan Dai Bay. It is about 20km from the center of Quy Nhon City. Previously Cu Lao Xanh was the land of Phu Yen province but was imported to Quy Nhon city after 1975.
Hoi Van Hot Springs
Hoi Van hot spring, also known as Tien stream. It is located 50 km northwest of Quy Nhon city. It is in Cat Hiep commune, Phu Cat district, Binh Dinh province. With the landscape converging all mountains, rivers and streams as beautiful as water paintings. This place is known as a potential medical tourism destination. But so far, Binh Dinh province has not fully utilized this strength to Development of tourism economy commensurate with potential.
Vi Rong Cape
Located about 20 km east of Phu My town, Mui Vang, or Mui Vang. The mountain shaped like a huge dragon carved by nature and sculptured. When the sun sets, by many rocky beaches such as Bai Ban, Stone Strangulation. Especially the area of Mui Vi Rong – Tan Phung looks like a magnificent dragon is moving to the sea.
Cham tower system in Binh Dinh
Binh Dinh is home to many Cham towers, with 8 clusters of monuments and 14 towers scattered across the boundaries of Tay Son, Tuy Phuoc, An Nhon and Quy Nhon City. The period of Cham towers is determined from the 11th to 12th century. The Cham towers in Binh Dinh are almost intact, diverse and get many records in Southeast Asia as well as the National site. Travel to Quy Nhon all most visitor will choice Cham tower as an important place to visit.
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Quy Nhon enjoys a dry weather from January to September. Though, early September is an ideal time to visit due to less rain and crowd, the best time to visit falls between June and August.
There are several convenient modes of transportation to enter Quy Nhon, Binh Dinh Province in Vietnam, depending on your starting point and travel preferences. Here are some options:
Domestic flight: The most convenient way to reach Quy Nhon is by flying to Phu Cat Airport (UIH) which is located about 35 km north of Quy Nhon city. There are several domestic airlines in Vietnam that operate flights to Phu Cat Airport, including Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air, Bamboo Airways, and Pacific Airlines. From the airport, you can take a taxi or a shuttle bus to Quy Nhon city.
Train: Quy Nhon is also accessible by train, with the Dieu Tri Railway Station being the main station in the province. The Reunification Express train runs along the coast of Vietnam and stops at Dieu Tri Station. You can check train schedules and book tickets online through the Vietnam Railways website or through online travel agencies.
Bus: There are several coach companies that operate routes to Quy Nhon from major cities in Vietnam, such as Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hanoi. You can book coach tickets online through websites, or buy them at the bus station.
Private car/taxi: You can also hire a private car or a taxi to travel to Quy Nhon from nearby cities. This option gives you more flexibility and convenience, but it can be more expensive than other modes of transportation.
Regardless of which mode of transportation you choose, it’s important to plan your trip in advance and make sure to check schedules and prices to ensure a smooth journey.
