Quy Nhơn, Vietnam

Quy Nhơn, Vietnam

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Quy Nhơn, also written as Qui Nhơn, is a coastal city and fishing port in central Vietnam. Unlike Nha Trang, fewer visitors come here, except for those who have to overnight on their way between Nha Trang and Hoi An. The provincial capital of Bình Định Province, Quy Nhơn has a population of about 290,000 people (2011 estimate).

Thap Doi Cham towers, Quy Nhơn

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The Quy Nhơn area has been inhabited since the 11the century, when it was part of the Champa culture. The town of Quy Nhơn was established in the late 19th century. The area is surrounded by forested mountains and rice fields. Taking advantage of its location on the coast, Quy Nhơn has developed its seaport and related industries. It is one of the three main towns along the coastal region, apart from Da Nang and Nha Trang.

Visitors to Quy Nhơn can try its local specialty, which is a type of noodle dish served with fried fish.

Visiting Quy Nhơn

Places of Interest in Quy Nhơn

Banh It
A well-preserved Cham tower located about 20 km to the north of Quy Nhơn.
Cha Ban
Ancient capital of the Cham principality. It was founded in AD 1000 and now in a state of ruin.
Long Khanh Pagoda
The most revered temple in Quy Nhơn, this Buddhist temple was built in the 18th century and is located in the heart of town.
Quy Hoa Beach
One of the better beaches in Quy Nhơn.
Thap Doi
A pair of Cham towers built between the 11th and 13th century

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