There is a well-known tourist complex called Quyet Mountain in Vinh city’s Trung Do ward. This tourist destination has an area of about 160ha, of which the mountain area is 56ha. You can take a cable car across the Lam River or walk through different sub-areas to reach the mountain’s summit. There is also a temple to worship King Quang Trung. The country’s history can also be found there when King Quang Trung sent 100,000 soldiers up North to retake Thang Long.

One of the top tourist destinations in this area is Cua Lo beach, which is located 16 kilometers northeast of Vinh City. You may leave Vinh City in just over 20 minutes. On the beach, you can savor excellent seafood delicacies while enjoying the cold ocean.

Thanh Chuong Tea Hill is situated 50 kilometers from Vinh’s city center, near to the Ho Chi Minh Trail, in the Thanh An commune, Thanh Chuong ward. The tea hill has developed into a popular destination for young people looking to shoot original pictures in recent years. Thanh Chuong tea hill has a unique characteristic in that it is always green all year round and is not dependent on seasonality like many other tea hills, despite being situated in the hot and sunny central region. Therefore, you can travel at any time of year.

Pork lemongrass skewers are among Vinh’s most well-known specialties, both locally and abroad. This dish includes raw vegetables and grilled pork. After being marinated and pureed, the meat is wrapped in lemongrass stalks before being grilled. As a result, the meat not only tastes rich and fatty but also has a pleasant scent thanks to the lemongrass. This is one of the city of Vinh’s well-known appetizers.

Any visitor to Vinh City hopes to indulge in some eel soup or eel vermicelli. The eel meat is expertly prepared, marinated, then cooked in a fatty broth with the addition of coriander and onion. If you can’t handle spice, request a bowl without chili from the cook since spicy food is typical in the central regions.

Nhut is not only a dish but also a specialty that is loved by many diners. Nhut is similar to pickles, but the main ingredient is green jackfruit. In the rice tray of each family in this locality, timo becomes popular. Due to its rich aftertaste, the dish has gained popularity and is now a staple of every family’s meal in Thanh Chuong.

The renowned leader Ho Chi Minh was born and nurtured at Lotus village, also known as Kim Lien village. A straightforward, unpretentious 5-room leaf home belonging to the family of Nguyen Sinh Sac, the father of President Ho Chi Minh, is hidden between lush bamboo and areca trees. Although though much time has gone, the memorabilia in Mr. Sac’s home has been preserved almost entirely, including the chest, cabinet, and wooden tray.

With a natural area of 194,000 hectares, of which 94,000 hectares are designated for conservation, this national forest is home to some of the rarest plants and animals. You will be able to see large old trees or plants with unusual shapes for the first time if you visit Pu Mat national forest. Visiting here also makes it impossible to miss the magnificent Kem waterfall, where the water cascades year-round. As you arrive at Pu Mat, you can scarcely help but enjoy the pleasure of strolling through the forest, taking in the untamed natural surroundings, and breathing in the forest’s fresh air.

Located in the area of three wards Cua Nam, Doi Cung and Quang Trung, Vinh ancient citadel is a historical relic, which records many changes of Nghe An city. In 1804 under the rule of King Gia Long, the citadel was constructed of earth; in the 12th year of King Minh Mang, it was reconstructed in stone.

Bamboo Airways operates flight routes connecting provinces to Vinh with fair airfares, and frequent daily departures in reasonable time. The route to Vinh is operated by Bamboo Airways by Airbus, and the trip takes just 50 minutes.

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You also can go to Vinh city by self-driving car, or passenger car. Despite the lengthy distance, the road to Vinh is fairly convenient.

Travelers can also take the train to come to Vinh. The fastest train from Hanoi to Vinh takes 5 hours and 30 minutes, from Da Nang to Vinh takes 9 hours and from Ho Chi Minh City takes more than a day.

• Motorbikes: Many travelers, particularly young individuals, opt to rent motorbikes. So you may take charge of your time and travel anywhere for around 80,000 to 150,000 VND per day in rental fees
• Bus: The important highways such as Quang Trung, Le Loi, Ly Thuong Kiet, Phan Boi Chau, Tran Phu, Le Duan, Nguyen Du, Nguyen Thai Hoc and Nguyen Sinh Sac are good places to quickly get a bus
• Grab a taxi: Some well-known and often-used taxi brands include Vinh Taxi, Thanh Chuong Taxi, Thanh Vinh Taxi, An Binh Tam Taxi, Mai Linh Taxi, Van Xuan Taxi, and Mekong Taxi. Motorbike taxi is another option that is popular among tourists due to its convenience and cost-effectiveness. But, to avoid being overcharged, you should discuss the route and cost in advance with the driver. It is important to bring a map or navigational aid with you; it will be a useful tool to aid in your route