Pagoda and citadel
Visit Thiên Ấn Pagoda and Châu Sa Citadel with a break between the two.

Familiar names before the reorganisation: Quảng Ngãi, Kon Tum.
The enlarged Quảng Ngãi stretches from the coast to the former Kon Tum area; this route stays around Thiên Ấn–Sơn Mỹ–Mỹ Khê.
Raised in Tu Cung, Quang Ngai; his resistance took place in southern Vietnam.
A Quang Ngai native remembered for resistance in the south.
Truong Dinh grew up in Tu Cung before moving south, where he organized settlement and militia forces.
He later led resistance against French invasion. His Tinh Khe temple connects his birthplace with that struggle.
Visit Truong Dinh Temple in Tinh Khe.
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The martyrs’ cemetery list and coordinates for Quảng Ngãi are being checked. No location is ready for publication here yet; this does not mean there are no martyrs’ cemeteries in this province.
Suggested two days around Thiên Ấn–Sơn Mỹ, plus nipa palms
Use a taxi or driver along Thiên Ấn–Sơn Mỹ–Mỹ Khê; Lý Sơn requires a boat trip and Măng Đen a separate highland itinerary.
Keep the same local base, with an optional third day for culture, food and time to unwind.
Visit Thiên Ấn Pagoda and Châu Sa Citadel with a break between the two.
Give Sơn Mỹ Memorial an unhurried visit, then relax at Mỹ Khê Beach in suitable weather.
Explore the nipa-palm area and confirm available community activities with local operators before visiting.
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A hilltop pagoda associated with the Trà Khúc River landscape.
Earthen ramparts offer an introduction to Cham heritage.
A memorial to murdered civilians and a reminder of the value of peace.
A sandy coast near Sơn Mỹ, distinct from Đà Nẵng’s Mỹ Khê.
Nipa palms form a setting for community life and local tourism.
Offshore volcanic landscapes deserve a separate island trip.
Pine forests and highland weather suit a separate stay.
Tiny brackish-water clams commonly served with rice crackers.
Small goby fish commonly braised with pepper.
Rice-paper rolls filled with corn and fried crisp.
Thin sugar-and-malt brittle, often with peanuts or sesame.
A fried rice-flour pancake with greens and dipping sauce.
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Edited and checked: 19 October 2026. Some sources use former boundaries; suggestions are grouped under the current province-level units in Resolution 202/2025/QH15. Read the resolution ↗
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