What are the Twin Towers (Thap Doi) in Quy Nhon?

Two 12th-13th century Cham towers on the edge of the city - the better-maintained and most easily accessible Binh Dinh Cham site. Free entry. A second site, Banh It Towers (20km north), has a more dramatic hillside setting.

What is Ghenh Rang (Stone Cemetery) in Quy Nhon?

A rocky headland at the south end of Quy Nhon Beach with eroded rock formations and sea views. The coastal walk through the formations with the beach on one side and open sea on the other is the best walk in the city. Free access.

How long should I spend in Quy Nhon?

2-3 days covers the main activities by motorbike - the city beach, Eo Gio wind cliffs, Bai Xep fishing village, Cham towers, and the beachfront seafood restaurants.

Can I take a boat trip on Thi Nai Lagoon?

Yes. The large tidal lagoon north of the city has mangroves, bird life, and fishing communities. Boat trips cost 100,000-200,000 VND ($4-8) and make a peaceful half-day activity.

Things to Do in Quy Nhon | The Vietnam Guides

Quy Nhon’s activities span coastal scenery, Cham archaeological sites, and fishing villages. The city is compact enough that most can be covered by motorbike in 2–3 days.

Quy Nhon Beach

The city’s central beach - 2km of sand with hotels on one side and the bay on the other. Swimmable April–October. Less crowded than equivalent beaches in Da Nang. The southern end of the beach near the Ghenh Rang hill area is the best section.

Ghenh Rang (Stone Cemetery): A rocky headland at the south end of Quy Nhon Beach. The coastal walk through the eroded rock formations, with the beach on one side and the open sea on the other, is the best walk in the city. Free access.

Eo Gio (Wind Pass)

15km north of the city, Eo Gio is a coastal rock formation where the karst cliffs have been wind-carved into channels, overhangs, and sea stacks above a clear bay. The light and the sea views from the cliff top are outstanding.

Getting there: Motorbike hire (₫150,000–200,000 / $6–8 per day). The road from the city is paved. 30 minutes by motorbike.

Entry: ₫30,000 ($1.20).

Bai Xep Fishing Village

A traditional fishing village 10km south of the city on a bay with a small beach. The village still operates traditional wooden fishing boats (round basket boats and conventional hulls). The beach in front of the village is calm and clean.

Several guesthouses have opened in Bai Xep and it has become a low-key alternative base to the city for travellers who want a quieter beach setting. The atmosphere is a fishing village first, tourist destination second.

Cham Towers in Binh Dinh Province

Twin Towers (Thap Doi): Two 12th–13th century Cham towers on the edge of Quy Nhon city. The better-maintained and more easily accessible of the Binh Dinh Cham sites. Free entry.

Banh It Towers: 20km north of the city. A cluster of four Cham towers on a hillside in a more dramatic landscape setting. The towers date from the 11th–12th centuries and include one of the largest surviving Cham towers in central Vietnam. ₫20,000 ($0.80) entry.

Silver Mountain Towers (Thap Cu Huynh): A more remote site. Worth visiting for those with a specific Cham interest.

Long Khanh Pagoda

The city’s main Buddhist pagoda, on Tran Cao Van Street. Houses a large bronze Buddha statue and is an active place of worship. The pagoda grounds are quiet and well-maintained. Free entry.

Dam Thi Nai Lagoon

A large tidal lagoon north of the city with mangroves, bird life, and fishing communities. Boat trips on the lagoon: ₫100,000–200,000 ($4–8). A peaceful half-day activity. Browse Quy Nhon tours and activities on GetYourGuide.

Getting around and practical tips

The best way to cover Quy Nhon’s attractions is by motorbike. Hire from guesthouses in the city centre: ₫150,000–200,000 ($6–8) per day for a semi-automatic scooter. Eo Gio (15km north), Bai Xep (10km south), and Banh It Towers (20km north) are all accessible within a single full day of riding, with time for lunch in between.

Ghenh Rang entry: The coastal rock formation at the south end of Quy Nhon Beach is free to access and open at all hours — best visited at sunrise or in the late afternoon when the light on the eroded limestone is most dramatic. The walk through the rocks takes 20–30 minutes.

Opening hours reference:

Banh It Towers: open daily 07:00–17:30, entry ₫20,000
Twin Towers (Thap Doi): open daily, free entry
Long Khanh Pagoda: open daily 06:00–18:00, free entry
Eo Gio cliffs: open daily, entry ₫30,000

Parking at Eo Gio costs ₫10,000 for a motorbike. The viewpoint walkway above the sea stacks takes 15–20 minutes — bring water as there is no shade on the exposed headland.

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