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1. An Bang Beach
BeachThe locals' favorite beach, An Bang is one of the few remaining public beaches on the long Hoi An–Danang coastline. Locals flock here for sunrise...Read More
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2. Cham Islands
BeachThe Hoi An coast is flanked by eight small, coral-fringed islands featuring beautiful seascapes, deserted white sandy beaches, and some of the...Read More
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3. Goddess Of Mercy & Linh Ung Pagoda
Religious Building/Site/ShrineVietnam’s largest Goddess of Mercy statue dominates the coastal skyline in a similar way to Rio de Janeiro’s Christ the Redeemer; on a clear...Read More
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4. Japanese Covered Bridge
Religious Building/Site/ShrineOn the west end of Tran Phu, Hoi An's most celebrated icon was built in 1593 by Japanese merchants to connect the Japanese quarter with the...Read More
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5. Laguna Lang Co Golf Club
Sports–SightRolling rice fields, natural streams, a beautiful beachfront, and impressive rock formations are just some of the landscapes that make up the...Read More
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6. Mine Action Visitor Center
Museum/GalleryAround 15 million tons of U.S. munition were dropped over Vietnam between 1965 and 1975 and at least 10% of those failed to detonate. Since...Read More
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7. Old House of Tan Ky
Historic HomeOne of the oldest and best-preserved private houses in Hoi An, this structure has remained largely unchanged in the 200 years since it was built...Read More
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8. Paradise Cave
CaveThe must-see Paradise Cave opened to the public in 2011 and is one of the most beautiful park caves you can visit on a day trip. Tours and transport...Read More
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9. Precious Heritage Gallery & Museum
Museum/GalleryThis museum offers a wonderful look into the cultural identity of Vietnam’s ethnic minority communities. Each placard gives facts about the...Read More
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10. The Citadel
Castle/PalaceIf there is only one site you visit in Hue, make sure this is it. Constructed in 1804 under the rule of Emperor Gia Long, this fortress is sheltered...Read More
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11. Tomb of Khai Dinh
Religious Building/Site/ShrineAn unbelievable concoction of glitzy Vietnamese and French colonial elements, the Tomb of Khai Dinh, completed in 1931, is a contender for Hue...Read More
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12. Tomb of Tu Duc
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe Tomb of Tu Duc, one of Hue's most visited tombs, has its own lake and pine forest, and is easily accessed by bike. Built in 1864–67 by thousands...Read More
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13. An Hoi Night Lantern Market
Market/BazaarAs dusk falls, the area directly opposite the walking bridge connecting the Old Town to An Hoi Peninsula is lit by what seems to be a thousand...Read More
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14. Assembly Halls
Religious Building/Site/ShrineAs part of their cultural tradition, the Chinese built assembly halls as a place for future generations to gather after they migrated to new...Read More
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15. Ba Na Hills
Amusement Park/Water ParkA former French hill station left abandoned until after the war, Ba Na is a local favorite, nicknamed "Da Lat, in Danang." Accessible via the...Read More
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16. Bac My An Beach
Bac My An Ward | BeachBac My An is a small, gently sloping, white sandy stretch of beach located 7 km (4½ miles) east of Danang, just south of My Khe. Sadly, ongoing...Read More
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17. Camp Carroll
Military SightCamp Carroll was one of nine U.S. artillery bases located along the DMZ. It was home to the 3rd Marine Regiment and the most powerful artillery...Read More
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18. Cao Dai Temple
Religious Building/Site/ShrineTouted as the largest of its kind in central Vietnam, the colorful Cao Dai Temple lies 1 km (½ mile) west of the Song Han swing bridge, on the...Read More
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19. Central Market
Market/BazaarThis is one of the most enjoyable fresh markets in Vietnam, covering a large area, snaking its way around the French-colonial food hall, Cho...Read More
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20. Chaozhou Assembly Hall
Religious Building/Site/ShrineOf all Hoi An’s Chinese architecture, this assembly hall founded by the Chaozhou Chinese community in 1776 exemplifies Chinese wood carving...Read More
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