Nhat Le Beach: Nhat Le Beach is serene  with white sand and sapphire blue waves roaring onshore, making it an ideal destination for your vacation. Nhat Le is natural  and dreamlike, bringing you  relaxing moments for listening to the wind and letting go of sorrow. 

Mother Suot Monument: Mother Suot is a heroine figure of Dong Hoi City, who rode the soldiers across Nhat Le River despite incessant raids of bombardments during the Vietnam War. The Magnificent Mother Suot Monument is held in high regard among the locals.

Quang Phu Sand Dunes: Like a stretchy crescent sash that welcomes foreign footsteps, these undulating sand dunes resemble ripples of the high sea as if they are competing with their bubbling counterparts on Quang Phu Sea ahead.

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park: Around 50 km northwest of  Dong Hoi is Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park. It’s a World Natural Heritage that carries  invaluable geological superlatives, including  limestone creations that have survived  millions of years and over 300 caves, not to mention underground rivers, streams and waterfalls. Finest caves here include Son Doong Cave, the Paradise Grotto or Tien Son Grotto…

Son Doong Cave: Son Doong is the largest natural cave of the world, hosting countless amusing stalactites and a whole perennial jungle deep within its recess. As the sunlight manages to get in, stalagmites shine and glint, fascinating any witness. The cave is so large that it is reportedly capable of accommodating three large jets equidistantly at its widest point.