Hàm Tân

Hàm Tân district spans across 941 square kilometers of land in the Southeast region, featuring agricultural landscapes and small towns at 259 meters elevation.

The district gained prominence after 1975 with the establishment of the Z-30-D re-education camp, which housed former South Vietnamese officials following the war.

Local communities in Hàm Tân maintain Vietnamese traditions through seasonal festivals and agricultural practices that shape daily life in the rural settlements.

The district experiences temperatures ranging from 25.4°C in December to 32.2°C in May, with July receiving the highest rainfall at 292.8 millimeters.

Hàm Tân district serves as a central point for documenting post-war Vietnamese history through preserved testimonies and artifacts at local heritage institutions.

Location: Bình Thuận

Elevation above the sea: 259 m

GPS coordinates: 10.77083,107.64167

Latest update: March 14, 2025 14:58