Lăng Cô

Lăng Cô is a village in central Vietnam, between Lap An Lagoon and the South China Sea. It's known for its seafood stalls and for the long, white-sand Lăng Cô Beach. South of town, the top of steep Hải Vân Pass has panoramic views. The pass skirts the eastern edge of Bạch Mã National Park. The park's mountain forests, a hill station in colonial times, are home to numerous bird species, including the crested argus.