Locations in Bình Định · 2 found
Hon Kho Island
Hòn Khô is a small uninhabited rocky island northeast of Quy Nhơn, known for clear turquoise water, coral reefs, dramatic boulder coastline, and a seasonal golden seaweed (rong mơ) spectacle from May to July when the sea floor turns gold.
Kỳ Co Beach
Kỳ Co Beach is a secluded 1km² cove near Quy Nhơn with turquoise water, golden sand, and dramatic cliff scenery - 25km from Quy Nhơn city, accessible by speedboat from Nhơn Lý fishing village or by road year-round.
Local Food You Must Try
Bún chả cá Quy Nhơn
Fish cake noodle soup unique to Quy Nhơn - lighter and more delicate than the Đà Nẵng version, with handmade fish cakes and fresh turmeric broth
Nem chợ Huyện
Fermented pork rolls from Chợ Huyện market - tangy, garlicky, and eaten wrapped in fig leaves with chilli, a beloved snack across the province
Bánh ít lá gai
Black sticky rice dumplings made with ramie leaf, filled with mung bean and coconut - a Bình Định specialty eaten at festivals and as offerings, with a distinctive dark colour and earthy flavour
Tré (Chả tré)
Spiced pork rolls wrapped in banana leaf and tied with bamboo strips - fermented slightly for a tangy kick, a Bình Định drinking snack eaten with raw vegetables and chilli
Mắm nhum
Fermented sea urchin paste - intensely briny and umami-rich, used as a dipping sauce for boiled pork or fresh vegetables, a coastal Bình Định condiment unlike anything else in Vietnam
Gié bò Tây Sơn
Beef offal simmered with lemongrass, chilli, and roasted sesame in a thick, intensely savoury sauce - a rustic Tây Sơn highland dish with deep roots in Bình Định's cattle-farming culture