QUY NHON - PHU YEN TOUR | 3D2N | BY FLIGHT | FROM HA NOI

MORNING

05:00: Meet your Vietnam Tourist tour guide at Noi Bai International Airport for check-in on your 06:10 Vietjet Air flight to Quy Nhon.

07:45: Upon arrival at Phu Cat Airport (Quy Nhon), you will be greeted by your local guide and transferred to a local restaurant for breakfast.

08:30: Visit Thien Hung Pagoda, one of Binh Dinh Province's most renowned Buddhist temples. Famous for its distinctive architecture and tranquil surroundings, the pagoda is also home to a sacred relic of Gautama Buddha (Śarīra), making it an important spiritual destination for both pilgrims and visitors.

10:00: Continue to the Quang Trung Museum, dedicated to the Tây Sơn Dynasty and Emperor Quang Trung. Explore the Tây Sơn Tam Kiệt Temple, honoring the three Tây Sơn brothers and their distinguished civil and military generals. Here, many visitors come to pray for academic success, career advancement, and prosperity. You will also see the 300-year-old tamarind tree and the ancient well—rare remnants of the historic Tây Sơn Dynasty. Enjoy an impressive performance of Binh Dinh traditional martial arts and the Tây Sơn battle drum show, showcasing the region's rich cultural heritage.

LUNCH

11:30: Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

AFTERNOON

14:30: Visit the Ham Ho Eco-tourism Area, a pristine natural retreat surrounded by lush mountains and rivers. Cruise along the Loc Giang Canal to the Kut River, where the spectacular "Hidden Sky River" is often referred to as a miniature Ha Long Bay. Immerse yourself in the peaceful scenery or join optional activities such as kayaking and recreational fishing.

16:30: Continue to Ghenh Rang – Tien Sa, one of Quy Nhon's most iconic coastal landscapes. This scenic area is home to several famous attractions, including Tien Sa Beach, Queen's Beach, Vong Phu Rock, the unique Lion-shaped Rock Formation, and the tomb of renowned Vietnamese poet Han Mac Tu. From here, enjoy panoramic views of Quy Nhon City, its crescent-shaped coastline, and the picturesque Phuong Mai Peninsula.

Visit Queen's Beach (Bai Tam Hoang Hau), one of Quy Nhon's most beautiful beaches, renowned for its smooth, rounded stones that resemble giant eggs. The tranquil atmosphere and crystal-clear waters make it a perfect place for sightseeing, photography, and relaxation.

Enjoy free time to swim and relax at Quy Nhon Beach.

19:00: Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.

EVENING

After dinner, enjoy free time to explore Quy Nhon City at your own pace.

Overnight in Quy Nhon City.

MORNING
07:00: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.

08:00: Depart for an exciting excursion to Ky Co and Eo Gio. Travel across Thi Nai Bridge, Vietnam's longest sea-crossing bridge, stretching nearly 5.5 km. Along the way, stop to admire the shimmering waters of Thi Nai Lagoon and hear fascinating stories about the historic naval battles fought here between the Champa Kingdom and Dai Viet, as well as between the Tây Sơn Dynasty and the Nguyễn Lords, spanning more than five centuries.

08:30: Arrive at Ky Co Beach, nestled at the foot of the majestic Phuong Mai Mountain on the Nhon Ly Peninsula. Often regarded as one of Quy Nhon's most beautiful beaches, Ky Co captivates visitors with its powdery white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and unspoiled natural beauty. Surrounded by dramatic cliffs and the sea, this hidden paradise offers the perfect setting to relax, swim, and capture stunning photographs.

10:00: Transfer by electric shuttle to Eo Gio, one of Quy Nhon's most iconic coastal landmarks. Known for its dramatic cliffs, rugged rock formations, and sweeping ocean views, Eo Gio is a paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike. Stroll along the picturesque coastal walkway, featuring thousands of steps with distinctive red-and-white railings, where breathtaking panoramic views of the East Sea await at every turn.

11:00: Continue to Ngoc Hoa Monastery, home to Vietnam's tallest twin Buddha statue. Nestled beside a peaceful fishing village and overlooking the azure sea, this serene Buddhist sanctuary offers visitors a tranquil atmosphere for sightseeing, prayer, and enjoying the spectacular coastal scenery.

LUNCH

12:00: Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

AFTERNOON

13:00: Visit Ong Nui Pagoda (Linh Phong Pagoda), one of Binh Dinh Province's most revered spiritual sites. The pagoda is renowned for its 69-meter seated Buddha statue, one of the tallest in Southeast Asia, majestically positioned in a "back against the mountain, facing the sea" setting overlooking Thi Nai Lagoon. Explore the Arhat Corridor, the Buddhist Relic Museum, and the Buddhist Learning Center. To reach the pagoda, visitors climb approximately 600 stone steps, followed by a short uphill walk to the temple entrance, where rewarding panoramic views await.

14:00: Return to the hotel and enjoy some time at leisure.

Spend the afternoon relaxing or swimming at Quy Nhon Beach.

DINNER

19:00: Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.

EVENING

Free time to explore Quy Nhon City by night. You may sample fresh local seafood and discover the city's vibrant culinary scene at your own pace.

Overnight in Quy Nhon City.

MORNING

07:00: Check out of the hotel and enjoy breakfast at a local restaurant.

08:00: Depart for Tuy Hoa City in Phu Yen Province, continuing your journey through one of Vietnam's most picturesque coastal regions.

09:00: Visit Ganh Da Dia (The Basalt Rock Reef), a nationally recognized natural wonder famous for its remarkable geological formations. Thousands of hexagonal and cylindrical basalt columns were created by ancient volcanic activity, forming a spectacular rock formation that stretches into the sea like neatly stacked stone plates. Admire the breathtaking coastal scenery, stroll along the shoreline, and capture memorable photographs. Guests may walk down to the rock formations or take an electric shuttle (optional, at your own expense – VND 10,000 per ride).

09:30: Continue to Mang Lang Church, one of the oldest churches in Vietnam, built in 1892 in elegant Gothic architectural style. The church is renowned for preserving the country's first printed book written in the Vietnamese Romanized script (Quốc Ngữ), Phép Giảng Tám Ngày, authored by missionary Alexandre de Rhodes. Besides its historical significance, the church is also a popular destination for photography enthusiasts.

10:30: Arrive at the picturesque O Loan Lagoon, a peaceful brackish-water lagoon renowned for its tranquil landscapes and rich ecosystem. Surrounded by rolling hills and fishing villages, the lagoon offers stunning views and numerous scenic photo opportunities. If you're lucky, you'll witness local fishing boats returning to shore, creating a truly authentic coastal scene.

LUNCH