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Travelers to Quang Binh not only marvel at the famous mysterious caves but also explore serene countryside and hot mineral springs with a record-breaking boiling temperature.
Chay River
Chay River originates from the limestone mountains of Ke Bang, winding through villages and combining with Dark Cave. This cave, with its typical stalactite system, represents the geological formation of the Phong Nha – Ke Bang region, forming an ideal nature discovery and life experience route.
Mooc Water Stream
The ecological tourism spot of Mooc Water Stream is located near the western branch of the Ho Chi Minh Road. The local name “Mooc water” means “water emerging from the ground.” Here, visitors can witness water mounds and columns emerging from the ground, weaving under the forest canopy, and blending into the picturesque Chay River.
Chay Lap Village
Chay Lap Homestay follows a community tourism model, situated alongside the picturesque Chay River. Here, travelers experience countryside life, explore the natural landscapes, and the magnificent cave system of Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park. They can stay overnight in traditional wooden houses and savor the local cuisine of the villagers.
Dong Hoi City
Reflecting by the clear Nhật Lệ River, Dong Hoi City encompasses the characteristics of rivers, seas, mountains, and forests. With numerous historical, cultural sites, and remarkable scenic spots, the people of Dong Hoi are simple, hospitable. All blended together to create an enchanting and peaceful Dong Hoi, a young city rising along the East Sea coast.
Nhật Lệ Beach
Approximately 2km northeast of the center of Dong Hoi, Nhật Lệ Beach is a picturesque scene with a vast, serene natural landscape of white sand and blue sea. After immersing in the clear water, playing with the waves, tourists can indulge in the famous and quality seafood with unique flavors.
Bau Tro Archaeological Site
Nestled amidst sand dunes near Nhật Lệ Beach, serving as a vital freshwater source for Dong Hoi City, Bau Tro is not only a famous scenic spot but also an archaeological site left by ancient Vietnamese culture. A relic from the late Neolithic era.
Quang Binh Gate
Quang Binh Gate is an architectural relic from the Nguyen Dynasty, initially constructed with earth in 1631 and later rebuilt with stone in 1825. Subject to several renovations and restorations, it stands as a distinctive symbol of Quang Binh's cultural heritage.
Luy Dao Duy Tu
Luy Dao Duy Tu (also known as Luy Thay) is closely associated with the brilliant military strategist Dao Duy Tu. It represents a defensive system formed during the internal conflict between the two feudal powers, Trinh and Nguyen.
Presently, the ancient rampart is no longer intact, worn away by the passage of time and ravages of war. However, it still preserves distinct traces, most notably the section near the mouth of the Nhật Lệ River, marked by a prominent mound, lush with green vegetation, contributing to the cityscape of Dong Hoi.
Bang Hot Mineral Spring
Located in Kim Thuy commune, Le Thuy district, approximately 60 km southwest of Dong Hoi city, Bang Spring is the sole hot mineral spring in Vietnam with a record-breaking boiling temperature of 105°C. It contains rare trace elements and possesses excellent therapeutic properties.
Jumping Rock Beach
Considered an intriguing destination in Quang Binh, Jumping Rock Beach is around 30 km from Dong Hoi city along National Highway 1A. This pristine beach boasts a unique rocky landscape with hundreds of fascinating formations. The gentle harmony between the majestic beauty of the mountain rocks and the alluring vastness of the sea creates an indelible impression on visitors.
According to Dân Trí
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Reference: Travel guide from Mytour
MytourMay 23, 2014
