Opposite to Vong Canh hill, Hon Chen temple is located on Ngoc Tran’s mountain slope, reflecting itself in the deep green river below. Ngoc Tran is in a shape of a downward-facing cup, so therefore is called Hon Chen (Jade Cup).

With its mouth of 1km width, Thuan An is a place where many lagoons, big rivers as Huong, Bo, and O Lau gather. Throughout history, Thuan An port has played an important role in terms of military, transportation, economy and trade.

Located 12km from Hue city, Thuan An is an ideal beach with many beautiful landscapes. It is possible to go to Thuan An by car, motorcycle, bicycle, or by boat. At present, Thuan An beach has seriously suffered from erosion.

Located in the north-east of Phu Loc district. Before 1825, its name was My Am. Later that year, Emperor Minh Mang renamed it Tuy Hoa. In 1841, it was again renamed Tuy Van by Emperor Thieu Tri.

Not far from the road, along the National highway no.1 from Hue to Danang, Canh Duong Beach is located at the foot of Hai Van pass, 55km from Hue city. It proves to be an ideal place for tourists to spend their summer holiday.