An unspoilt gem in Vietnam, the coastal city of Quy Nhon is halfway between Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Nha Trang, a bustling coastal city. Quy Nhon carries a unique, uncrowded charm that entices travellers not only to explore its stunning beaches but also to discover its culture and outstanding ancient ruins.
Ky Co Beach
Soft white sand shimmering beneath your toes; beautiful emerald sea; vibrant coral reefs; clear, shallow and calm waters; and picturesque surroundings fill you with delight at alluringly uncrowded Ky Co Beach. For most visitors to this coastal city, hotels like Avani Quy Nhon Resort remain the preferred choice.
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Journey via Nha Trang
Savour the epic experience of a Vietnam train journey through picturesque landscapes on the luxury Vietage as you set out to explore this coast from Nha Trang. Thrilling watersports like scuba diving, sea walking and jet skiing are popular additions here, combining a rush of adrenaline with relaxation.
Cham Temples
Explore some of the well-preserved 11th-century Cham ruins of Vietnam on hilltops and valleys around Quy Nhon. Ancient Vijaya, lying just to the north of the present-day Quy Nhon, was the capital of Cham until the 15th century. The Thap Doi towers (twin towers), situated close to Quy Nhon city centre, are the most accessible of the ruins.
Street Food
Quy Nhon Food Street is a must-try for all visitors to enjoy tasty Quy Nhon dishes. Savour regional favourites like Banh Xeo and Banh Khot, crispy pancakes stuffed with flavour-packed seafood and meat; Cha Ram Tom Dat, fried shrimp spring rolls; Bun Thit Nuong, grilled pork with vermicelli; and for sweet delights, almond jelly and coconut ice cream.