Things to see and do Central

Just north of Lang Cô is another very beautiful white sand beach, Canh Duong. Very beautiful, it stretches over 8 km. It is mainly attended by the premises.

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Towards the peninsula, we can distinguish the fishing port and the photogenic multicoloured boats. Turning your back to the port and following Nguyên Huê Avenue then An Duong Vuong for about 2 km, you arrive on the Queen's beach, the former private beach of Nam Phuong, the wife of H.M. Bao Dai, the last emperor of Vietnam. As shark attacks have been reported off the coast of Quy Nhon, swimmers are advised to check with local authorities and exercise caution, including avoiding swimming alone in remote areas.

Beautiful beach extending 10 km into the shadow of the pine and filaos, with views of the rocks offshore, emerging from blue and clear waters. During the colonial period, the French had made a seaside resort. The villas were unfortunately destroyed during the war in Indochina. The seafront, despite the new buildings, remains pleasant. It is possible to spend the night on the spot, many hotels and guesthouses offer rooms. 

One of Hué's oldest pagodas, nestled in the forest on a hill in Thuy Xuân commune. Originally, it was a hermitage built in 1843 by the monk Thich Nhat Hanh. In 1848, a year after his death, the site was renovated and enlarged with the financial support of the imperial eunuchs who hoped to be buried there. To this day, some thirty eunuch tombs remain in the pagoda's courtyard, along with a crescent-shaped lake built in 1931 and planted with lotus flowers and water lilies.