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Quy Nhon: Expore the scenery of a must-visit destination

In Vietnam, there is one place that deserves to be visited: Quy Nhon. This medium-sized town is bordered by stunning beaches and the countryside that surrounds it is also breathtaking.

In Vietnam, there is one place that deserves to be visited: Quy Nhon. This medium-sized town is bordered by stunning beaches and the countryside that surrounds it is also breathtaking.

Quy Nhon is the capital of Binh Dinh Province and was acknowledged as a city as early as 1898. However, the town has been in existence since the 11th century, in the time of the Kingdom of Champa. In the 15th century, it also served as the ruling centre of Emperor Le Thanh Ton.

At present, Quy Nhon is a developing port city with a population of more than 260,000 people with plans to build infrastructure that would encourage more tourists to visit. Naturally, fishing is the main industry in Quy Nhon, making it a great source of exceptional seafood.

This destination is highly recommended for all seafood lovers./.

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