Binh Dinh, a coastal province in the northern part of Vietnam’s South Central Coast, is a land where history, culture, and natural beauty come together in perfect harmony. Its capital, the port city of Quy Nhon, lies 1,070 kilometers south of Hanoi, 323 kilometers south of Da Nang, and 652 kilometers north of Ho Chi Minh City along National Highway 1.

A Glimpse into History

In ancient times, during the Qin and Han dynasties, Binh Dinh was known as Tuong Lam County under Nhat Nam District. In 137 AD, Khu Lien, a local official in the district, led an uprising and proclaimed himself the king of Lin Yi, marking a historic turning point.
Fast forward to 1921, the French colonial government separated Phu Yen province from Binh Dinh, and this arrangement lasted until 1945. The province was subsequently divided into 11 districts and 1 township, including 4 mountainous districts, reflecting its diverse geography and history.

A Cultural Legacy

Binh Dinh’s cultural roots run deep, forming a rich tapestry of traditions and influences. If the Dong Son culture shaped the north and the Oc Eo culture defined the south, Binh Dinh—strategically located in Central Vietnam—stands as the cradle of the Sa Huynh-Truong Xe culture. Over centuries of building and defending the nation, Binh Dinh has absorbed and enriched its cultural heritage through the exchange of values with other civilizations.

This land is also famously called the "Cradle of Poetry and Literature," having nurtured great poets and literary minds who have left an indelible mark on Vietnam’s literary history. Here, poetry flows naturally, from the learned scholars to humble farmers, weaving a unique cultural identity that celebrates the beauty of its people, landscapes, and rich poetic traditions.

A Paradise for Nature Lovers

Binh Dinh enchants travelers with its pristine landscapes and tranquil charm. Blessed by nature, its unspoiled beaches, golden sunshine, and gentle breezes offer a sanctuary for those seeking to reconnect with the earth’s natural beauty. Whether you are drawn by the turquoise waters or the quiet allure of the countryside, Binh Dinh beckons to adventurers and dreamers alike, promising a serene escape into the heart of Vietnam's coastal wonders.

Explore Binh Dinh—a land where history whispers through ancient ruins, culture thrives in every corner, and nature paints a timeless masterpiece waiting to be discovered.

Bãi Xếp

Binh Dinh is a land of abundance, offering a little bit of everything to enchant every traveler. It boasts the pristine beauty of Quy Nhon Beach, the serenity of De Gi, the rugged charm of Trung Luong (Phu Cat), the tranquil shores of Tan Phung (Phu My), and the breathtaking landscapes of Eo Gio and Ky Co (Nhon Ly). Explore the secluded allure of Hon Kho (Nhon Hai) or lose yourself in the emerald haven of Cu Lao Xanh Island.

The province is also home to the majestic Ba Mountain, where nature’s grandeur meets spiritual heritage at the Linh Son Pagoda. Celebrate the vibrant Tây Sơn – Dong Da Festival on the fifth day of Lunar New Year and feel the pulse of history and tradition. And for a moment of peace, let the gentle rhythm of golden fields during harvest season soothe your soul. In Binh Dinh, every corner tells a story, every scene invites awe, and every experience lingers in your heart.

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Cuisine

Binh Dinh is not only a land of beauty but also a treasure trove of culinary delights. Its cuisine is humble yet intricately crafted, embodying the distinctive flavors of Central Vietnam. Among its specialties are banh it la gai (sticky rice cakes with a fragrant black leaf filling), ga chi (free-range chicken), banh hoi chao long (woven rice vermicelli with savory pork porridge), and the famous nem chua Binh Dinh (fermented pork rolls from Cho Huyen market).

Don’t miss bun Song Than, a rare and traditional double-stranded rice noodle, or the crispy, flavorful banh trang nuoc dua (coconut rice paper). And to complete your culinary journey, savor a sip of Rượu Bàu Đá, a renowned local liquor often referred to as a "National Spirit." Each dish and drink tells a story, offering a taste of Binh Dinh’s rich culture and warm hospitality.

Bánh hỏi lòng heo

When visiting Binh Dinh, indulging in its fresh and flavorful seafood is an absolute must. Highlights of the local cuisine include succulent steamed squid, tender steamed grouper, perfectly grilled scarlet fish, and the hearty, aromatic cobia hotpot. Each dish is a testament to the bounty of the sea, offering a taste of the coastal charm that makes Binh Dinh unforgettable.

Hải sản ngon bổ rẻ

Don’t miss the chance to visit the Hội Vân Hot Springs, where you can savor unique delicacies like sand-steamed chicken and perfectly soft-boiled eggs with creamy yolks. More than just a culinary treat, Binh Dinh invites you to immerse yourself in its tranquil way of life and connect with the warm, genuine people of this heroic Tây Sơn land, known for its martial arts legacy.

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