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VIETNAM
  • CURRENCY Vietnamese Dong
  • LANGUAGE Vietnamese
  • WEATHER
  • FLYING TIME 19 hrs 25 mins
  • TIME ZONE GMT + 7

Bordered by spectacular beaches and a breathtaking countryside in its surroundings

Tailor Made Holidays to Qui Nhon

At Inspiration Holidays, we pride ourselves on tailoring holidays to Qui Nhon that are designed around your needs and expectations and not ours. We have a range of Qui Nhon holiday offers that we have negotiated special or exclusive deals on. We can also arrange multi centre Qui Nhon holiday itineraries as well as tours and excursions in Qui Nhon. For more information on our Qui Nhon holidays, call an Inspiration Holidays tailor-made expert on and speak to one of our reservation experts who will be able to help you plan the perfect holiday in Qui Nhon.

Destination Overview

Overview

If there’s one place that deserves to be visited by more people on holidays in East Coast Vietnam, it’s Quy Nhon. Although not commonly regarded as a tourist destination, the medium-sized town is bordered by spectacular beaches and has a breathtaking countryside in its surroundings. A number of attractions are worth seeing in Quy Nhon, and one of them is the Binh Dinh Museum.

The Thap Doi Cham Towers are another unique attraction with impressive sculptures and reliefs. Long Khanh, the main pagoda in Quy Nhon, is also worth a peek. As a port city, Quy Nhon boasts a bounty of seafood with dining establishments serving the best catch of the day. Vietnamese cuisine is also available with local specialties and rice dishes taking centre stage. There isn’t much nightlife in Quy Nhon, no dance halls or nightclubs to visit. However, tourists can still grab a beer and enjoy their stay in the city long after the sun goes down.

East Vietnam Holidays

Home to Vietnam’s group of beautiful landscapes, many travellers who visit will testify that the landscape on the East Coast of Vietnam is much more beautiful than in photos. Famous for its natural scenery and sightseeing which ranks among the best in Vietnam, this region boasts long sandbanks, pure boundless seas and mountains covered in tropical forest. East Coast Vietnam offers splendid restaurants with charming ambience, excellent service and international delicacies. Travellers can also enjoy traditional Vietnamese dishes at numerous roadside cafes, eateries and street markets. If you’re looking to dance until the wee hours of the morning, you will find the best nightlife here to cater to your musical preference. Local beers and exotic cocktails abound at bars and pubs in the towns strung along the East Coast of Vietnam. Whatever takes your fancy, you are certain to find it - and so much more - during your holidays to East Coast Vietnam.

When to visit Qui Nhon

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When to visit Qui Nhon

Qui Nhon

Various factors will determine the best time to visit East Coast Vietnam. The rainfall pattern reverses under the influence of the north-eastern monsoon and the wet season begins with a flourish in November, continuing through December.

The rains last a bit longer in Danang, from September through February, so it pays to visit the city during spring, which stretches from February to May. Between June and August, temperatures reach their maximum, offering a pleasant time to escape into the hills during your holiday to Vietnam. The northern stretches of this coastal region experience a more extreme climate with a shorter rainy season and a hot and dry summer.

Spring Fireworks

Spring in Vietnam lasts between February and May, making for an ideal time to visit the East Coast. As per tradition, a wide range of colourful festivals and events are held during this time. The Danang International Fireworks Competition takes place in the poetic and beautiful destination after which it is named. You will also be in time to celebrate Reunification Day, which marks the fall of the Saigon government that ended the Vietnam War and led to the liberation of southern Vietnam.

Summer Festivities

Summer in the East Coast of Vietnam is characterised by hot and dry weather. If you’re taking a Vietnam holiday from a tropical country – great, as you are already accustomed to this type of weather. If not, try to avoid getting sun burnt. Visitors can attend the International Children’s Day of Vietnam, which is a celebration of and for children. The event serves as a reminder to adults to protect and take better care of children who are the future of mankind.

Autumn Heroes

The months of September and October mark the autumn season in East Coast Vietnam. The autumn climate offers a splendid backdrop for a variety of fascinating festivals and events that any visitor on tour in Vietnam cannot afford to miss. Vietnamese festivals aim at commemorating remarkable events, entertaining the community and paying respects to the country’s heroes. The Kate Ceremony is held during autumn in Vietnam, and is the biggest and most festive of celebrations by the Cham people.

Winter Warmth

The period between the months of November to January is wintertime in the East Coast of Vietnam. Winter at the East Coast of Vietnam is characterised by weather that is warm and dry. This is a great time for a Vietnam tour of the region which boasts clear skies and gentle winds. December experiences a drop in temperatures, although not enough to keep the people of Vietnam from celebrating a variety of festivals and events which visitors can also join.