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Nui Chop Chai

Nui Chop Chai is the iconic lone, cone-shaped hill, visible throughout Tuy Hoa from far and near, located in the midst of plains. Chop Chai Mountains is not for the faint-hearted. Firstly, you aren't allowed to take pictures on the peak. Secondly, the long winding road is accessible by motorbike and is navigable by only the most skilled riders. The overall experience makes it highly daunting, but the view at the top is worth it. The endless obstructed expanse of plains will leave you breathless. On the other side, you can see the crescent-shaped beach, the golden sands and the delta and the river.Best Time to Visit Nui Chop ChaiThe best time to visit the Chop Chai Mountains is between Spring and Summer. Read More

The Dai Lan lighthouse is one of the best places to marvel at the morning sun bathing the South-Central Coast of Vietnam. When people travel 40 kilometres from Tuy Hoa city and camp out on the beaches of Dai Lanh Cape all night, just to catch a glimpse of the rising sun over the mountains, you know that that sunrise Is really worth it. The road to the beach is winding and difficult to traverse, however, the pristine and untouched nature of the beach is worth all the toil. The reddish-orange sun rising over the waters confers an ethereal glow on the surroundings and leaves you stunned.Best Time to Visit Dai Lanh LighthouseThe best time to visit the Dai Lanh Lighthouse is right before sunrise, at around 5:30 AM - 6:00 AM, to position yourself well for sunrise. Spring and early Summer are good seasons to visit the lighthouse. Read More

Gahn Da Dia is a natural rock reef - a geological wonder of interlocking basalt rocks. At first glance, Gahn Da Dia looks too bizarre to be natural. Rock columns cover an area 50 metres wide and 200 metres long. They are all different sizes and shapes - some are round, some have sharp angles forming polygons - but all have a smooth, flat top and interlock neatly like a honeycomb. They resemble stone plates, earning it the appropriate name 'the sea cliff of stone plates.' The natural wonder was created when lava suddenly solidified from being hit by cold sea water, simultaneously the thermal contractions caused the molten basalt flows to create polygonal cracks, forming rock columns. It is indeed a spectacular sight to behold.Best Time to Visit Ganh Da DiaThe best time to visit the Da Dia Reef is in Spring and early Summer. Read More

Mang Lang Church is one of the oldest churches in Vietnam, spanning more than 120 years of age. Mang Lang is an 200-year old Church, built based on the Gothic Style of architecture, by the French missionary to Vietnam, Father Joseph Lacassange. Native to Andrew of Phu Yen, who was beheaded in 1644, the place not only has enormous historical significance (as Andrew is considered a youth icon), but also has exquisitely detailed architecture and art, and is definitely worth your time. Read More

Da Bia mountain is a 706 meter high hill, with a peculiar stone perched on top of it, visible for anyone who gazes upon the mountain. The local name 'Nui Da Bia' translates into Gravestone mountain. Da Bia is most famous for the gigantic stone located on top of its mountain peak, which was installed by King Le Thanh Tong after a conflict with the neighbouring Cham Kingdom. The peak is an upward 1.5 - 2 hour trek. From the peak, you can get an unobstructed view of the surrounding Vong Ho Bay and the entire district. At the base of the mountain, you can enjoy some exquisite squid hot pot. Read More

The unique shape of Nhan Tower, coupled with the fact that it is one of the last remaining pieces of Cham Architecture makes its invaluable, historically. Located on the Northern Bank of the Da Rang River, the Nhan Tower, locally called Thap Nhan, is an 11th century worship location of the Cham dynasty. The tower is 20 meters high and each of the side towers are 11 meters high on both sides. The top of the tower is a combination of a pyramid and a lingam, a style characteristic to the Cham Dynasty. The tower was ruined during the French rule but was rebuilt by the Diem Dynasty. Today, it stands as a testament to Cham architecture. Read More