About Quang Nam

Located in the central region of Vietnam, Quang Nam still retains unique cultural resources, recording imprints of the brilliant ancient time. Pay a trip to Quang Nam, visitors will be dazzled by the relics in Tra Kieu, Khuong My, Bang An, mingle with the crowd in Hoi An that was once the busiest port in Viet Nam, rest on boast stark white sand beaches, or explore the World Biosphere Reserve of Cu Lao Cham Marine Park.


★ World Cultural Heritage Site Hoi An Ancient Town (1999)


★ World Cultural Heritage Site My Son Sanctuary (1999)

Best Time To Visit Quang Nam

Quang Nam is the intersection of Vietnam's North and South climates, divided into two seasons year-round: the dry season from February to August, the rain season from October to December. The best time to travel here is from February to April when the weather is overall breezy and fills in lots of sunshine.

Dry Season
(Jan - Mar)

It's chilly

Nice and cool weather

Light drizzle

Bustling Tet and Spring

Vegetables sprouts in Tra Que garden

Dry Season
(Apr - Jun)

It's hot during the day

Gentle waves lapping the shore

Stroll the town under blazing pergolas

Enjoy delicious food

Suitable for recreational activities

Rainy Season
(Jul - Sep)

It's hot during the day

Sudden rainfalls

Sipping coffee by the ripen rice fields

Lanterns are glittering at night

Walk the night street

Rainy Season
(Oct - Dec)

The weather is cold

Thunderstorm is coming

Muddy and slippery

Rising tides and flooding

Rowing to see ancient roofs during flood season

Transport

Chu Lai Airport offers flights from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City for approximately 1.5 hours. You can also land at Da Nang International Airport and transfer to Quang Nam by taxi or public transport such as buses, ride-hailing apps, or rented private cars. If you prefer to enjoy the scenery, the train or private vehicles are other options with the time ranging from 15 - 18 hours.

Explore Quang Nam

Climbing the camping socket, hunting clouds

Compared to tourist destinations such as Hoi An, My Son holy land, the roof of Tak Po is still an unfamiliar name. However, some traveling believers who have come here commented that this destination is suitable for those who want to "heal" and seek relaxation. To successfully hunt clouds at the top of Tak Po, visitors should monitor the weather forecast. If there is light rain the afternoon before, it is easy to appear a sea of clouds the next morning. You can visit and have fun at the roof of Tak Po during the day or set up a tent and camp overnight. This campsite is still wild and not known to many people, so you can comfortably enjoy peace, privacy as well as admire the poetic beauty of the mountains and forests in Quang Nam. However, because the roof of Tak Po is a new destination and has not yet developed tourism, visitors here need to actively prepare food and drinks to have an interesting and safe trip. If staying overnight, visitors must bring a tent and other necessary personal items such as sleeping bags, flashlights, and warm clothes,... There are no tourist services here, no accommodation or food shops, so people often set up camping tents and eat on their own on the lawn. Visitors when visiting this place need to pay attention to environmental hygiene, do not litter indiscriminately or light fires right on the grass, avoiding damaging the natural landscape. If you have the opportunity to come to Tak Po, in addition to camping and hunting clouds, visitors can combine to explore and learn about the life and culture of local ethnic groups such as Xo Dang and Ca Dong,...  Photo: Nguyen Thanh Cuong According to Zing

Nature & Adventure 19/12/2024

Climbing the camping socket, hunting clouds

More than 140km from Hoi An, the roof of Tak Po (also known as Tak Po, in Tra Tap commune, Nam Tra My district) is an emerging destination on the tourist map of Quang Nam, impressing with its wild, green scenery, and its own charm.

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The more than 1,000-year-old Bang An ancient tower is a Cham tower with a unique octagonal architecture, completely unlike any other tower that still exists today in Vietnam.
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Many streets along the Hoai River were flooded due to the impact of rain and flood discharge, tourists still waded in the water to visit.
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