It's a medium-sized coastal city, so it's bigger than a small town but nowhere near as huge as the capital.It's tropical, so it's warm and humid for most of the year, with a rainy season from around September to December.It's probably best known for its beaches and for a huge dragon-shaped bridge that breathes fire on weekends.Yes, quite a lot, especially in the peak season, both domestic and international tourists come for the beaches and the food.It's famous for its seafood, particularly grilled fish and a local noodle dish that's hard to find anywhere else.I think so, at least for the next several years, it has a good balance of convenience and quality of life.They usually hang out at cafes, go to the beach in the evening, or explore the growing number of night markets.Yes, people are generally very friendly and open, so it's not hard to make friends there.It's much quieter and more laid-back than the capital, with far less traffic and a slower pace of life.Autumn, without a doubt, the weather cools down a little and it's much more comfortable to be outdoors.