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Tân Hiệp

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About Tân Hiệp

Tân Hiệp is worth a stop: 20 minutes from Tra Que Vegetable Village, 26km from Marble Mountains.

Tân Hiệp is in Vietnam, with about 2,100 people. You drive on the right here. The nearest town is Tra Que Vegetable Village, about 18 km away.

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What is there to see near Tân Hiệp?

Within an hour or so of Tân Hiệp: Hoi An Ancient Town (19 km), Marble Mountains (26 km), My Khe Beach (29 km), Dragon Bridge (Cau Rong) (32 km).

Are there any good drives near Tân Hiệp?

The nearest famous roads are Hai Van Pass.

Where is Tân Hiệp?

Tân Hiệp is in Vietnam, about 18 km from Tra Que Vegetable Village.

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Quick Information

Population
2,091
Continent
Asia
Country
Vietnam
Timezone
Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh
Coordinates
15.9500, 108.5000

Emergency & Services

Essential numbers in Vietnam

Police
113
Ambulance
115
Fire
114
Driving side
right
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Worth the detour from Tân Hiệp

8 notable places within an hour's drive.

landmark

Hoi An Ancient Town

A beautifully preserved 15th-century trading port illuminated at night by hundreds of colorful silk lanterns along its atmospheric streets.

19 km · about 20 min drive

natural wonder

Marble Mountains

Five limestone and marble hills south of Da Nang containing caves, tunnels, and Buddhist sanctuaries with panoramic coastal views.

26 km · about 30 min drive

beach

My Khe Beach

A long stretch of white sand along Da Nang's coastline, consistently ranked among Asia's most beautiful urban beaches.

29 km · about 35 min drive

bridge

Dragon Bridge (Cau Rong)

Da Nang's golden steel dragon arches 666 m across the Han River and breathes real fire and water on weekend nights: one of Vietnam's most theatrical drives.

32 km · about 35 min drive

ancient ruins

My Son Sanctuary

A cluster of Hindu temple ruins built by the Cham civilization between the 4th and 14th centuries in a dramatic valley surrounded by mountains in central Vietnam.

45 km · about 50 min drive

famous road

Hai Van Pass

A stunning 21-kilometer mountain pass on Vietnam's central coast rising 500 meters above the South China Sea.

47 km · about 55 min drive

tunnel

Hai Van Tunnel

At 6.28 km the longest road tunnel in Southeast Asia, burrowing beneath the Hai Van Pass to link Hue and Da Nang. Take it one way and drive the historic pass the other.

53 km · about 60 min drive

landmark

Golden Bridge (Cau Vang)

A pedestrian bridge held up by giant stone hands emerging from the mountainside above Da Nang, offering sweeping valley views.

54 km · about 60 min drive

Driving roads near Tân Hiệp

  • 32 kmDragon Bridge (Cau Rong)Da Nang's golden steel dragon arches 666 m across the Han River and breathes real fire and water on weekend nights: one of Vietnam's most theatrical drives.
  • 47 kmHai Van PassA stunning 21-kilometer mountain pass on Vietnam's central coast rising 500 meters above the South China Sea.
  • 53 kmHai Van TunnelAt 6.28 km the longest road tunnel in Southeast Asia, burrowing beneath the Hai Van Pass to link Hue and Da Nang. Take it one way and drive the historic pass the other.
  • 54 kmGolden Bridge, Bà Nà Hills150-metre pedestrian bridge held by two giant stone hands at 1,400 metres above Da Nang, reached by cable car.

When to drive here

Year-round

Tropical latitude: plan around the wet season rather than temperature.

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