Whilst tourism is increasing in Qui Nhon, this tends to be local tourism, and for the majority of travellers it remains relatively off the beaten track. The town is perfect for those who want to break up a journey bewteen Nha Trang and Hoi An, being about 4 hours from each.

If you choose to make a stop here, there are some Cham Towers within easy reach, and a day trip to the watery town of Song Cau to the south makes sense. The local food is decent, though the only western food available is at Barbara\'s.

The annual average temperature varies between 26 and 28°C. It is hottest in August and coldest in January. The rainy season lasts from August to December.

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  Hoi Van Hot Spring

  The village of Hoi Van Cat Trinh commune, Phu Cat district, about 40 km from Quy Nhon City is well-known for its hot spring. The temperature of its water is 76 degree Celsius and is composed of various chemical components useful in the treatment of rheumatism, mental disorder, cardio-vascular disease and skin disease. Beside the hot spring, there is a sanitarium which offers submerged, shower and steam baths with mineral water of 38 degree Celsius useful for medical treatment and general health improvement. see full details

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  Quang Trung Museum

   The Quang Trung Museum is dedicated to Nguyen Hue, a national hero of the 18th century. It was built in his native land of Kien My village, Binh Thanh commune, Tay son district, about 45km from Quy Nhon City. Visiting Quang Trung museum tourists will enjoy music and demonstrations of Vo Tay Son, a traditional martial art of Binh Dinh. In particular they can see a young woman, a niece of the 9th generation of Emperor Quang Trung, playing 11 battle drums.   see full details

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  Quy Nhon Sea

   It has an annual average temperature of 25.7 degree Celsius, and is suitable for tourism the year round. The Hoang Hau beach is an ideal place for bathing. see full details

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Quy Nhon beach is a 4-mile long crescent of fine amber-colored sand. In places like Quy Nhon people love walkers. They reward them with shy smiles and delicious foods and sights you never knew existed. Watch a volleyball or soccer game on the beach and you’ll be invited to join in the fun.