Ham Ho Eco-Tourism Area

Ham Ho Eco-Tourism Area is a nature-based attraction in Tay Phu Commune, Tay Son District, Gia Lai Province, about 50 km northwest of Quy Nhon. Centered on the Kut River where it flows through granite boulders and rapids, the site combines river scenery, forest, and small islands. It is notable for boat trips through rocky channels, forested camping areas, and its association with the Tay Son region's natural landscape.

Visitors can expect a forested river valley with large granite boulders, rapids and calm stretches of the Kut River. The main experience is a boat ride along the river through rocky channels surrounded by trees. On shore there are walking paths, picnic and camping areas, and viewpoints over the water. Facilities are basic and nature-oriented, with boat jetties, small eateries and rest areas set within secondary forest.

The Ham Ho area lies in the Tay Son region, historically associated with the Tay Son movement of the late 18th century. The river and forested gorge formed part of the natural landscape of the Tay Son base area, which is commemorated at nearby museums and historic sites in Tay Son District.

The site is valued as a natural and recreational landscape for local visitors, showcasing the river-forest environment of central Vietnam. It is promoted as an eco-tourism destination highlighting nature appreciation, outdoor recreation and the natural heritage of the Tay Son area.