NHAN TOWER

DAI LANH
LIGHTHOUSE
Nhan Tower was a worship place of ancient Cham people in the
late 11th to the early 12th centuries. The tower is 20 meters
high; each side of the foot tower is 11 meters long. The middle
gate sharp is with monsters on the top, which was harmonious
combination of the pyramidal symbol and linga symbol.

Associated with Dai Lanh Cape, Dai Lanh Lighthouse is known as a

famous place in Tuy Hoa. It was built by the French in 1890, due to
which it is recognized as one of eight lighthouses in Vietnam that date
back more than a century. Dai Lanh Lighthouse is about 26.5-metre
high and 110-metre high above sea level; there are a 110-step wooden
staircase inside leading you to the top of it. Especially, Dai Lanh Nhan Tower
Lighthouse is also one of the places to see the first sun rays is near to
on the Vietnam mainland. Nhan
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During French colonization, the Tower was almost destroyed,
but it was rebuilt by the Diem's regime in 1960. Today, there
is only a flat stone with the high of 1,30m and lotus flower
carved at the foot of the stone.

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Da Dia Reef was ranked as

national scenic spot in 1998.

Da Dia Reef is structured with a

surprising geology, including bountiful rocks in disparate
shapes, causing passers-by to stop and contemplate this unusual
masterpiece that the Nature gifted Tuy Hoa. They are
Mang Lang Church, located 35km from Tuy Hoa city to the North, is stacked together in a heap or fixed in pillars like plates
one of the oldest churches in Vietnam. It was built in 1892 by a French overlapped each other. From a far corner, the whole area
priest named Joseph de La Cassagne, who was called Co Xuan by the looks like a giant beehive. Da Dia Reef is about 50 meters
locals. This is also the place storing the first book of national language wide and stretches more than 200 meters.
in Vietnam. The church attracts the visitors with its not only Gothic
architectural style but also Vietnamese features, which are the
sophisticated motifs carved on the wooden doors. The facade of the church
was designed with two steeples, one on each side of the ancient mossy
cross. The chancel, with colorful windows, yellow-brown walls and a
wooden ceiling on which ancient lights are hung, leaves a strong impression
on tourists.

The beauty of Da Dia Reef has been

recognized as a National Heritage Site
by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and
Tourism.