A beautiful nature reserve 55km northwest of Quy Nhon, Ham Ho takes in a jungle-lined 3km stretch of clean, fish-filled river. It's best explored by kayak (60,000d per hour); the further up river you travel, the better the swimming spots.
The road to Ham Ho is signposted to the south of Hwy 19 at Tay Son. The reserve can easily be combined with a trip to the Quang Trung Museum.
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The long sweep of Quy Nhon鈥檚 beachfront extends from the port in the northeast to distant wooded hills in the south. It鈥檚 a beautiful stretch of sand and鈥
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This small museum concentrates on regional history and has some superb Cham sculpture. The entry hall focuses on local communism, while the room to the鈥
Quy Hoa Beach & Leper Hospital
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Leprosy may not conjure up images of fun in the sun, but this really is a lovely shoreside spot. A former leper hospital, today it's more of a dermatology鈥
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This pair of Cham towers sits within the city limits in a pretty park. Steep steps lead up to the temples, which are open to the sky. Atypically for Cham鈥
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Backed by coastal cliffs, this drop-dead-gorgeous cove beach is 23km east of Quy Nhon. Ky Co's turquoise waters and fine pale sands have not gone鈥
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This group of four towers sits atop a wooded hilltop 16km northwest of Quy Nhon, just east of Hwy 1, with sweeping riverine views towards the distant鈥
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Bai Bau is a beautiful white-sand crescent no more than 150m wide, sheltered by rocky headlands and with a mountainous backdrop. It can get busy on the鈥
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It鈥檚 hard to miss the 17m-high Buddha (built in 1972) heralding Quy Nhon鈥檚 main pagoda, set back from the road by 143 脨 Tran Cao Van. The pagoda was鈥
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This museum is built on the site of the Tay Son brothers鈥 house and encompasses an ancient tamarind tree said to have been planted by the brothers鈥
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These towers are hard to find, sitting in the countryside 35km northwest of Quy Nhon. Dating from the late 12th century, the largest of the three brick鈥
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This group of four towers sits atop a wooded hilltop 16km northwest of Quy Nhon, just east of Hwy 1, with sweeping riverine views towards the distant鈥
24.14 MILES
This pair of Cham towers sits within the city limits in a pretty park. Steep steps lead up to the temples, which are open to the sky. Atypically for Cham鈥
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This little stony beach at the foot of Ganh Rang was once a favourite holiday spot of Queen Nam Phuong. There's a cafe and great views back over Quy Nhon鈥
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Located 25km north of Quy Nhon, the biggest seated Buddha in Southeast Asia enjoys a commanding hillside location with sweeping sea views. Access is via a鈥
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It鈥檚 hard to miss the 17m-high Buddha (built in 1972) heralding Quy Nhon鈥檚 main pagoda, set back from the road by 143 脨 Tran Cao Van. The pagoda was鈥
25.85 MILES
This small museum concentrates on regional history and has some superb Cham sculpture. The entry hall focuses on local communism, while the room to the鈥