Ham Ho Ecotourism Area

Ham Ho Ecotourism Area is one of Gia Lai’s standout natural attractions, captivating visitors with its pristine mountain landscapes, clear blue river, and uniquely shaped natural rock formations. Unlike the bustling atmosphere of modern amusement parks, Ham Ho impresses with its peaceful, cool, and nature-immersed environment. It is an ideal destination for picnics, weekend getaways, […]

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Long Khanh Pagoda

Amid the bustling streets of Quy Nhon, Long Khanh Pagoda brings a completely different space with a solemn, quiet, and timeless look. With a history spanning more than 300 years, this is one of the typical ancient pagodas in Gia Lai, as well as a spiritual attraction worth visiting on a journey to explore Quy […]

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Kon Ka Kinh National Park

Kon Ka Kinh National Park is one of the most important nature reserves in the Central Highlands region. With an area of ​​more than 41,700 hectares, this place was recognized by UNESCO as the Kon Ha Nung Plateau World Biosphere Reserve in 2021. With a rich primeval forest ecosystem, a cool climate year-round, and majestic […]

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T’Nung Lake

Dubbed the “eyes of Pleiku,” T’Nung Lake (also known as Sea Lake or Ia Nueng) is a must-see destination on any trip to Gia Lai. Located about 7 km from the center of Pleiku, the lake boasts a dreamy natural landscape with crystal-clear water, vast pine forests, and a cool, year-round climate. It’s an ideal […]

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Doi Tower

The Doi Tower is one of the most representative Cham architectural structures that remain almost intact in the heart of Quy Nhon, Dak Lak province. Not only do they possess centuries of historical value, but they are also a distinctive cultural symbol, reflecting the glorious development of the Champa kingdom during its prosperous period. With […]

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De Gi Beach

De Gi Beach is located in the north of Gia Lai province, about 50 km from the center of Quy Nhon. Boasting a long coastline, fine white sand, and clear blue water, it retains its pristine beauty due to minimal tourism impact. The tranquility, natural scenery, and simple fishing village life have made De Gi […]

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Canh Tien Tower

Located within the Do Ban citadel area, the Canh Tien Tower is one of the most well-preserved Cham Pa architectural works in Central Vietnam. With its graceful form, soaring like a pair of fairy wings against the sky, the tower is not only a symbol of ancient Cham architecture but also a testament to the […]

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Ghenh Rang Scenic Area

Located about 3 km southeast of the center of Quy Nhon, Ghenh Rang is famous for its spectacular rocky headlands and breathtaking coastal scenery. This place impresses with the natural rocks stacked on top of each other, with many unique shapes, blending with the clear blue beach and romantic mountain scenery. Not only possessing rare natural […]

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Quy Nhon

Quy Nhon, formerly a city in Binh Dinh province (now merged into Gia Lai), is one of the most attractive destinations in the South Central coastal region. Not as bustling as Da Nang or Nha Trang, Quy Nhon offers a peaceful, unspoiled beauty while still providing modern tourist services. With its long coastline, diverse natural […]

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Banh It Tower

Banh It Tower is one of the prominent ancient Cham tower complexes in Central Vietnam, located in Gia Lai province (formerly part of Binh Dinh). With its unique architecture, long-standing historical value, and ancient beauty amid nature, it is not only a testament to the Cham civilization but also an attractive destination for those who […]

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