Phan Thiết
Phan Thiết is a city located in the province of Bình Thuận at the Vietnam, Phan Thiết is to 200 km of Saigon ( Ho-Chi-Minh-City) and extends to the south from bay from Cam Ranh on the extent more in the south of the Center Vietnam.
Binh Thuan was part of the Royaume of Champâ. In 1692, the lord Nguyễn Phúc Chu conquered the zone and named it Binh Thuan Dinh. Binh Thuan is rather important in the history of Vietnam, because it is because of it that in 1306 the king Tran Nhan Tong accepted the marriage of the princess Huyen Chan to king Jaya Sinhavarman III of the Royaume of Champâ.
During the Décolonisation against the France, it is from there that left resistant the Phan Châu Trinh and Tran Quy Cape.
Moreover, according to a local legend, it is in the area of Phan Thiêt that Han Mac You, the disfigured poet, spent his time sadly whereas it awaited Mong Cam, the woman of its dreams.
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