Unspoilt charm of Mui Vi Rong lures visitors to Gia Lai
Nestling in Tan Phung 2 village of Phu My Dong commune, Mui Vi Rong (Dragon Fin Cape) is emerging as one of Gia Lai province’s most captivating coastal attractions
Nestling in Tan Phung 2 village of Phu My Dong commune, Mui Vi Rong (Dragon Fin Cape) is emerging as one of Gia Lai province’s most captivating coastal attractions
Key highlights include a showcase of Gia Lai’s culinary arts, a pickleball tournament, an investment promotion conference, a tourism economic development forum, and cooperation signing events with four southern provinces of Laos and three northeastern localities of Cambodia.
Gia Lai identifies tourism as one of its five key economic pillars, aiming to develop its tourism sector toward 2030 in a sustainable, professional, and culturally distinctive direction, with culture, nature, and people at the core, while promoting digital transformation and regional connectivity as key drivers.
During the stopover, approximately 79 passengers joined shore excursions to well-known local landmarks, including Ong Nui Pagoda and the Twin Towers. Visitors also enjoyed performances of traditional Binh Dinh martial arts and explored distinctive cultural features of the locality.
The Travelers’ Choice Awards Best of the Best by leading global online travel platform Tripadvisor has ranked Quy Nhon in the central province of Gia Lai fourth among the world’s 25 top trending destinations for 2026.
With its majestic natural landscapes, distinctive indigenous cultural heritage and friendly people, the province is striving towards sustainable tourism development, offering visitors unique and emotionally enriching experiences.
Luxury cruise ship Le Jacques Cartier, operated by French expedition line Compagnie du Ponant, docked at Quy Nhon Port on February 15, bringing 120 foreign passengers to central Vietnam's emerging tourism destinations.
Rising gently among the rolling highlands of Gia Lai, Chu Dang Ya Volcano may not be the tallest mountain in the region, yet it captivates visitors from afar with a beauty unlike any other.
Lonely Planet suggested that to explore beyond Quy Nhon’s bounds, it'd better to "hop on a motorbike and wind your way to secluded coves and pristine beaches".