Quang Binh Vietnam

The Dong Chau - Khe Nuoc Trong Nature Reserve is in Kim Thuy Commune, Le Thuy District, Quang Binh Province. The nature reserve is 45km southeast of Dong Hoi City.

Quang Binh is in the Central Region of Vietnam famed for the Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park with the longest underground river in the world, for a part of Ho Chi Minh Trail and for the sandy beaches at Dong Hoi City. Below you can find hotels in Dong Hoi City which are convenient for accessing the beaches of Nhat Le and Bao Ninh.

Quang Binh Province is a narrow stretch of land in the Central Region of Vietnam which was once well known for sunshine, dry scorching winds and sand dunes.

Dong Hoi has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from May through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From October through November, sometimes December, Dong Hoi may be affected by tropical depressions or typhoons. It may rain for 3-7 days when affected by a typhoon or tropical depression which may cause floods and landslides in the mountains. Dong Hoi is a coastal city/province and may suffer the worst damage by a typhoon.

Dong Hoi City is the provincial capital of Quang Binh Province. Dong Hoi is home to the deserted beaches of Nhat Le and Bao Ninh, lovely sand dunes. The city can be the base for exploring the Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park and some remains of the famed Ho Chi Minh Trail. Dong Hoi City is 500km south of Hanoi.

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park is in Minh Hoa, Quang Ninh and Bo Trach Districts, Quang Binh Province, in the Central Region of Vietnam.

Dong Hoi City is 180km north of Hue. Dong Hoi is home to the beaches of Nhat Le and Bao Ninh. From Dong Hoi, you can day -trip to the famed Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park.

Quang Binh is a slim strip of land in the Central Region of Vietnam. The province is bounded by evergreen forests and the sublime Truong Son Mountain Range to the west and the shiny white sand dunes and blue ocean to the east.

Quang Binh Province is in the Central Region (Central Coast of Vietnam). Quang Binh is home to those among the longest caves in the world which have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Quang Binh has a tropical monsoon climate: summer from May through July, autumn from late August through October, winter from November through February, spring from February through March. From October through November, sometimes December, Quang Binh may be affected by tropical depressions or typhoons. It may rain for 3-7 days when affected by a typhoon or tropical depression which may cause floods and landslides in the mountains. Quang Binh is a coastal city/province and may suffer the worst damage by a typhoon.

Quang Binh Province is a stretch of land which is the most skinny in the Central Region of Vietnam. The province is characterized by high forested mountains to the west and sand dunes and flat coastline to the east.

Quang Binh is a province in the North of the Central Region of Vietnam. The capital city of Quang Binh is Dong Hoi, 500km south of Hanoi. Quang Binh is home to Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park which has the longest underground river in the world. The cave of Son Doong at Phong Nha is home to a jungle!