The “City of ghosts” lies in An Bang, a quiet village near Thuan An Beach. This local cemetery, with its brilliantly colored structures built on white sand, stretches along the side of the road for 3 kilometers. The locals call it “City of Ghosts”. “City of ghosts” always makes tourist shock by regal stone lions abound and glittering mosaic dragons which adorn the roof-ridges. It is also the mixture of different architectures such as Buddhism, Taoism, Catholicism, Vietnamese, Chinese and Western. Even many tombs there are the copies of Nguyen Kings’ tombs and Hue royal citadel. 90 percent of the villagers have overseas relatives, who send money home, much of which is used to build tombs. Especially, due to the competition in construction of the villagers, there are a lot of luxury tombs costing fifty thousand US dollars for their ancestors or even for family members who have not died yet.

Have a visit of My Khanh Champa Tower and it is buried for near 1000 years

My Loi village hall was recognized as a national art and architecture relic. It faces spacious paddy field and river

Vinh Hien in Vietnam's Central lures visitors with its pristine scenery, rocky beaches and clear water

After swimming, you can scale Mount Tuy Van to get a whiff of fresh cliff air, explore Ham Rong rock

Feel the spiritual culture with An Bang ghost city, which is known as “thousandth sleep”

Along the way, explore the local market where you will be curious about the agricultural products