The most popular tourist destination right now in Quang Nam, specifically, and the Central area overall, is Hoi An Ancient Town. In order to preserve the distinctive classical architecture, the Old Quarter was established. The Old Quarter’s streets are laid out horizontally in the shape of a chessboard, with short, lovely streets that wrap around and around residences. Visitors can not only savor delectable cuisine but also glimpse a slice of Hoi An residents’ tranquil and uncomplicated daily lives.

Visitors who arrive at Tam Thanh beach in the early hours of summer days will be able to appreciate the soft, white sand that is as smooth as a huge silk carpet. The sun is in perfect harmony at noon, the breeze is gusty, and the waves are white foam. And as dusk approaches, the swaying sea waves and the lovely crisp breeze blend together.

For many, Cu Lao Cham is not unfamiliar. This location is compared to the pearl of Quang Nam tourism and always exudes a sensation of freshness to visitors. Visitors to Cu Lao Cham will be mesmerized by the stunning natural surroundings and the complex’s strikingly original architecture. The most notable is Hon Lao, which is home to numerous exquisite and uncommon dazzling coral reefs.

Coconut Forest "Bay Mau" in Quang Nam is a famous natural mangrove forest located about 4km from Hoi An City. With over 1,200 hectares of vast land, the lush coconut forest stretches as far as the eye can see. This is a wonderful destination for tourists who want to explore pristine nature and experience the typical bamboo basket boat ride.

Perhaps everyone has at some point heard of “Quang noodles,” a well-known dish from Quang Nam. Rice flour is used to make Vietnamese noodles. Of course, there must also be a variety of side dishes, such as roast peanuts, chicken, snakehead fish, and pork. For the finest flavor, eating Quang noodles specifically requires grilled rice paper.

If Hanoi is famous for its iced tea, and Saigon is renowned for its iced milk coffee, "Mót" is definitely a must-try beverage when you visit Hoi An. "Mót" is a herbal beverage made from lime, lemongrass, honey, ginger, dried lotus leaves, and more. This drink is popular among tourists for its reasonable price and spots that capture the essence of Hoi An.

Cassava noodle is produced from cassava roots rather than rice, unlike other varieties of pho. Cassava roots will first go through preliminary processing, including peeling, cleaning underwater, and drying. It will then be ground into a powder and used to produce noodles after drying. Diners will experience the chewy, meaty texture of the cassava-based noodle, the sweetness of the fish and shrimp meat, and the perfume of the accompanying spices.

Crushed compressed tubers, fresh turmeric, red onions, chili peppers, spice seeds, pepper, and fish sauce are all used to marinade the flying fish after it has been cleaned. After being harvested, young jackfruit is cleaned, boiled, and added to the pot just as the braised fish is finishing cooking. They frequently use young jackfruit latex, particularly when cooking flying fish, to eliminate the fishy scent of the fish. In addition, young jackfruit is the primary ingredient in making the fish meat more succulent and fragrant.

The experience of making lanterns in Hoi An is wonderful. Explore the beauty of traditional culture by participating in the meticulous crafting process of selecting paper, cutting, pasting, and decorating lanterns in your own style. When completed, you will proudly bring home a fascinating and meaningful handmade item.

The mountain is called “Thien An” as if to compare this work of art made by heaven, as it has a shape somewhat similar to a seal. Visitors can view the expansive forest’s greenery and the revered Thien An pagoda’s pinnacle from the mountain’s summit. When you come here, you will not only be surrounded by the beauty of nature, but you will also get the chance to go to the burial of Huynh Thuc Khang, a well-known patriot.

My Son Sanctuary, a cluster of Champa temples situated in a sizable valley and designated by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage site, is a very special place. Burnt bricks are used and they have intricate and fine engravings. Without using any adhesive, the bricks used to build this Sanctuary were hewn and expertly arranged.

This lake is situated in the Quang Nam province’s Nui Thanh and Phu Ninh districts, about 7 km west of Tam Ky’s downtown. One of the biggest artificial reservoirs in Vietnam is Phu Ninh Lake. The breathtaking landscape of mighty mountains and cold blue lakes will undoubtedly draw you in.

Because it is quite safe and saves the most time compared to other methods, flying is a popular and quick method of transportation. particularly travelers in the western and southern provinces. The plane will be your best option because the distance is rather great.

You can go to Quang Nam by self-driving car, or passenger car in addition to an aircraft. The route to Quang Nam is quite accessible and practical. The trip will take a very long time if you are in the North or South

• Taxi: For a few hundred thousand, you should choose a taxi as your mode of transportation if you are inexperienced or new to Quang Nam.
• Motorbike: Tourists can rent a motorbike in Quang Nam for around 120,000 VND/day and travel at their leisure while taking in the breathtaking landscape along the way.