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Danang
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Also spelled Da Nang, this major port city in the central coast of Vietnam was founded by the French and still shows signs of its colonization in the architecture of some of the older buildings. Enjoy some of the most isolated beaches in Vietnam in this laid back city.
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China Beach
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Made famous by the hit TV series set during the Vietnam War, China Beach is a beautiful unspoiled white sand beach that stretches for several miles down to Hoi An. It is one of the best beaches Vietnam has to offer and is popular among surfers.
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Marble Mountains
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This group of mountains consists of Kim Son (Mountain of Wood), Thuy Son (Mountain of Water), Hoa Son (Mountain of Fire), and Tho Son (Mountain of Earth). Here, you will find Buddhist temples built into the various caves and grottoes. Some strenuous hikes will take you to incredible views that are well worth the effort.
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Cham Museum
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The Hindu-practicing Cham civilization occupied much of central Vietnam up until about the 14th century. The museum houses a collection of stone sculptures, mostly made of sandstone, removed from the interiors and the fa?ades of the Cham ruins.
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My Son
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One of the ruins from the ancient Cham Empire, My Son is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is badly weathered and damaged from war; therefore, very little of the incredible artwork from the Cham civilization is visible.
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