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Eo Gio is an arc-shaped strait in Hung Luong Hamlet, Nhon Ly peninsula commune, Quy Nhon City, Binh Dinh Province. People call it Eo Gio (Wind’s waist) as seen from above, Eo Gio looks like a funnel with two rock ranges holding a sea corner.

Twin Cham Towers as well as other Cham towers in Binh Dinh, is a cultural and artistic heritage have Old Cham people life style. Towers were formed since the eleventh century to the thirteenth century. Tower structure is quite unique, especially the techniques of stacking and connecting rocks together strongly.

Ong Nui (also known as Linh Phong) Pagoda, located in Phuong Binh village, Cat Tien commune, Phu Cat district, is one of the most important and famous Buddhist relic sites in Binh Dinh province. Climb the 600 steps to the top, take a look around the Buddha temple complex that overlooks this majestic area of coastline – and don’t miss the adjoining pagoda on your way down!

chance to explore the beauty and discover attractions on the Phuong Mai Peninsula (Phương Mai) in Quy Nhon which is gifted with a diversity of the ecosystem, species of animals and plants, and breathtaking landscapes. Coming to the Phuong Mai Peninsula that is located 8km northeast from Quy Nhon city, tourists can enjoy the picturesque natural scenes on Thi Nai Bridge (Cầu Thị Nại), join in interesting games on Phuong Mai sand dunes, watch beautiful coral reefs, swim in the charming beaches and eat delicious seafood or specialties of Quy Nhon.

FLC Zoo Safari Park Quy Nhon is the first wildlife safari in the South Central Vietnam with the typical tropical climate, natural sand dunes and conifers. As a part of Nhon Ly – Cat Tien Beach Tourism Spot, FLC Zoo Safari Park Quy Nhon is connected to the 5-star FLC Quy Nhon Beach & Golf Resort with high-class accommodation and recreation facilities. It covers a total area of 129 ha constructed under international standard for Safari park and is home to nearly 900 individual animals.

Thi Nai Lagoon is categorized as a tropical salt-marsh (or brackish marsh). It covers an area of 5,060 hectares. This is the confluence of two big rivers – Ha Thanh and Con – before they enter the East Sea via Quy Nhon estuarine. Thi Nai Lagoon has a vast tidal flat. Its ecosystem, thus, has favorable conditions to become rich and diverse.

Pass by Hon Ko Island as you are on your tour.

Scenic, secluded beach with rocks

Park and safari

Place of Worship

Famous landmark

Buddhism and temple

Tourist Attraction

Architecture