Cham Culture

The Cham culture including the special architecture and sculpture of Cham towers, colourful folk songs and dances and traditional festivals, is an important part of Vietnam's cultural diversity, according to Vietnamese folklorists. Cham towers, dating back to the 6th-17th centuries, are located on highlands, hills and valleys, surrounded by ranges of mountains, in the central and southern central regions...

Cu Lao Cham (Cham Islands)

Cu Lao Cham is a large island consists of several small islands distance 25 nautical miles off the coast from Hoi An town, Quang Nam province...

Phu Ninh Lake

7 kilometres West of Tam Ky, Phu Ninh Reservoir is an irrigation works with capacity for about half of billion cubic metres of water and a surface of 3.433 hectares. This work was started in 1977 and finished ten years later. Apart from the advantages for developing irrigation, aquiculture, power-electricity, forest, agriculture and providing water for recreation...

Thu Bon River

Originating from Ngoc Linh mountaintop of 2598 meters high, the Thu Bon, at its beginning, is just a small river flowing silently throughout the stone edges in the west of Quang Nam. Thanks to increasing water output from Tien, Tranh rivers in the area of Tra My and Tien Phuoc districts, Thu Bon river had raised alluvial soil for Que Son, Dai Loc and Duy Xuyen lands...