Travel Lover Captures Stunning Views of Binh Dinh

Traditional martial arts practiced in Binh Dinh has become part of the province’s cultural heritage.
The locality also hosts plenty of cultural festivals in a bid to attract visitors each year, such as Cau Ngu (whale worship) Festival and a boat racing festival.
Along with photos featuring landscapes, historical and cultural relics, and festivals, traditional craft villages are also interesting topics among the Binh Dinh photo collection compiled by Nguyen Phan Dung.
Thay Boi (Fortune teller) tower is a popular suggestion for visitors to enjoy the dawn. Situated a few kilometres away is Thi Nai Bridge which is one of the longest cross-sea bridges nationwide, spanning for 2,477.3 metres and connecting Quy Nhon with the Nhon Hoi economic zone.
An Lao district in Binh Dinh province offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in the culture and savor the cuisine of both the Bana and H’Re people. The highest point in the area stands at an elevation of 1,000 metres above sea level, earning it the nickname the heaven’s gate of Binh Dinh.
The Con Chim (Bird Islet) ecological area covering 480 hectares has an abundant ecosystem which includes a mangrove ecosystem and seagrass beds. It is home up to  64 species of plankton, 76 species of fishes, and hundreds of bird species.
Enjoying the atmosphere of Binh Dinh by night is an unmissable activity for guests during a trip to the locality.

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