Bindingh (1 day excursion)
Vietnamese Maldives, the capital of the Chams, the birthplace of martial arts and the Tai Son brothers, peasant heroes who defeated 4 empires
During the trip we will see:
- The largest Buddha statue in Southeast Asia
- Ruins of Vijaya - Citadels and Capitals of the Cham Kingdom
- Key Co - the best beach in Vietnam
- Quy Nhon - the capital of Binh Dinh province, where we will try unique seafood dishes
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Tour description:
Ruins of Vijaya - the capital of the Kingdom of Champa
The Linfong Buddha Statue is the largest Buddha statue in Southeast Asia
The statue is located at the top, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and beaches
Key Co Beach - Vietnamese Maldives
Located in an inaccessible lagoon, Emerald Beach is considered the best beach in Vietnam.
Kuinhong is the capital of Binh Dinh province.
The city stretched along one of the most beautiful beaches. The basis of the diet of the inhabitants is seafood more than anywhere else. Oysters, lobsters, crabs and squids are everyday food here. Here we will try the famous and unique seafood dishes.
We will also get acquainted with the history of the city and the province. We learn the story of the Tai Son brothers - simple peasants who managed to unite Vietnam, found their own dynasty and defeat the armies of the four strongest Empires.
Private tour Can start any day Variable program Possible with children Start from anywhere Comfortable car
Excursion features
For ready-made groups of 1-8 people
This tour is not tied to specific dates, you can start on any convenient day
The program can be changed and customized for you
The tour is recommended for travelers with children
We pick up from any hotel
Transport: air-conditioned car or minivan
Tour price: $250 per person
What's included:
Individual transfer along the entire route, starting from Nha Trang and ending in Nha Trang.
All entrance fees
Not included:
Lunches and dinners
Personal expenses