Waterfall, Giang River boat trip, Pha Lai Dam, and “Sang Le” Forest. Nguyễn Du' homeland is south of Vinh. He was a famous poem in the world with The Tale of Kieu. Quyet Mountain is southeast from centre. Which is an ecological tourist area and bold cultural-historical-Nghe An. Quyet Mountain Park was built on the basis of preserving a cultural heritage-historical over 200 years. It was Phuong Hoang Trung Do (Phoenix Centre Capital) of Quang Trung King. Mường Thanh Safari Land, Mường Thanh Water Park are located in Dien Lam, Dien Chau about north from Vinh city centre. There are many wild animals from every part of the world, such as rhinos, giraffes, white tigers, yellow tigers, bears, elephants, hippos, zebras, hyenas and jaguars. Bai Lu Resort is located in Nghi Loc about northeast from Vinh centre. Tourists can enjoy views beach by climbing to the top of Heaven Gate mountain. It can be said "Da Lat on the sea". Sunflower field in Nghia Dan, about northwest from Vinh city, which is wide. Those flowers are in full bloom from late March to mid-April and mid-December yearly. Huong Tich pagoda (Ha Tinh), about south from Vinh city. The pagoda was built during the Tran kings attached to the Princess Dieu Thien. It was dubbed "First Hoan Chau spots" not only because this place is a unique landscape, but also because of the ancient sediments were handed thousands of years. Tourists can travel there by bus, boat trips on Nha Duong Lake, take the cable car up the mountain. Vinpearl Cua Hoi is east of Vinh City. With an area of , this is a world-class five-star resort with pristine beaches, large artificial pool, water park and other class services. Pu Mat National Park is located northwest of Vinh by the border of Laos. Home to a diverse wildlife including tigers and elephants it has become a popular destination for trekkers. Tours to Pu Mat National Park can be booked departing from Vinh. Notable sites Other notable tourist attractions are the Hong Son Temple and Quyet Mountain. Hong Son Temple is one of the few large temples to escape the closures implemented by the Communist authorities after the war, and is the site of an important festival on the 20th day of the eighth lunar month. Quyet Mountain, on the edge of Vinh, is used as a peaceful retreat from the