Ganh Da Dia in the central coastal province of Phu Yen
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Located approximately 30km from Tuy Hoa town, visitors are able to reach Ganh Da Dia by driving or riding. Featuring a rocky plate reef of 50 metres wide and over 200 metres long, Ganh Da Dia is a collection of many large rocks that evenly rise up in pentagonal shapes, with the site being formed by a volcanic eruption millions of years ago.
Most notably, 1998 saw Ganh Da Dia officially recognised as a national heritage site.
So far, Vietnam has boasted 119 historical relics regconised as national relic sites by the Prime Minister.