Quảng Ngãi Province

A province stretching from the central coast to the Central Highlands, with the unique volcanic coastal scenery of Ly Son Island and the highland atmosphere of Kon Tum inland.

Quang Ngai lies in central Vietnam, and after the 2025 administrative reorganization it merged with the former Kon Tum Province, so its territory runs from the coast to the Central Highlands. Ly Son Island, offshore, has a volcanic landscape of sea-eroded cliffs, craters and fields famous for growing garlic; near the coast there is also the Son My (My Lai) memorial site. The former Kon Tum area is known for its wooden Catholic church, Bahnar communal houses and highland scenery. The coast is drier from about February to August, and for Ly Son it is best to choose a season with calmer seas. The nearest airport is Chu Lai Airport to the north, and boats to Ly Son leave from Sa Ky port.

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