2025 Bac Binh District Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

Vietnam may be the least like other Southeast Asian countries in Indochina. It belongs to the East Asian cultural circle, but retains a strong colonial style. Nha Trang, Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Quoc Island, and Hanoi, from the city to the beach, traveling here is super chill! A 10-day, 9-night trip to explore the treasures of Vietnam. Here's the guide, save it now! ✨ ❗【👇 Click below to explore the treasures of Vietnam in one go】 ❗ 🌟【Highlights】 🔹 Mui Ne White Sand Dunes: 🏜️ Half desert and half sea, the white sand dunes are made of soft white sand. Surfing by the sea is also super cool 🚙 Experience desert off-roading 📸 Taking photos of the sunrise is absolutely amazing 🔹 Imperial City of Hue: 👑 The Vietnamese version of the Forbidden City 🖼️ Exquisite dragon and phoenix carvings 🌅 The yellow glazed tiles are super photogenic 🔹 Ba Na Hills Castle: Da Nang's Ba Na Hills are cool and pleasant. It was once a resort for French colonists. 🏰 It feels like traveling back to medieval France. 🚠 Take the world's longest cable car and enjoy a ☕ super chill cafe on the top of the mountain. 🏨【Accommodation & Food】 ▫️Stay in a Da Nang sea view room ▫️Hue court cuisine ▫️French castle afternoon tea ❗【👇 Click below to explore the treasures of Vietnam in one go】 ❗

#100TravelTips #MuiNeDesert #FishingVillage Mui Ne is located in southern Vietnam, on the coast of Binh Thuan Province. 🗓️Travel planning: For traveling to Mui Ne, traveling from Thailand, you can take a plane to Ho Chi Minh City or Nha Trang and then take a sleeper bus. Or if you come with many people, you can rent a car with a driver to drop you off. 😍😍Must-see attractions😍😍 1. White Sand Dunes, the largest sand dune in Mui Ne, also has a lake next to it. 2. Red Sand Dunes, the red sand dune is a smaller desert, but it is just as beautiful as the white sand dune, especially when the sun sets. The sunlight shines through, making the sand dunes appear in stripes, attracting tourists to take pictures. 3. Fairy Stream is the fairy stream or the Grand Canyon of Vietnam because the large sandstone mountains are eroded by water and wind. 4. Mui Ne Fish Village, the fishing village You can see the small fishing boats parked in rows. They are boats that look like basket boats in Hoi An. It is one of the important symbols of Mui Ne. 5. Yellow Bus car The yellow car that sells coconuts on the side of the road is another popular spot for tourists to take pictures. 6. Beautiful Road & Coastal Road It is a very beautiful and photogenic road. It is a sea view. I guarantee you will not be disappointed. 7. There are many cafes in Mui Ne. There are many shops to choose from, including ice cream shops, coffee shops and food shops. Selfie lovers will love it.

Da Lat to Mui Ne, only 4 hours by bus 🏜 Mui Ne (half desert, half sea) I recommend chartering a car for a half-day tour. We rented a car from a local tour group for 580,000 VND. The driver was very nice and even took photos for us for free. Highly recommended. 🏜 White Dunes: A place to see the sunrise, about 30 minutes drive from the city center. The dunes are vast with few people, definitely a holy land for photography! You can spend 60,000 VND on a sandbike because it takes a long time to climb the White Dunes, and you can experience the excitement of sandbiking. 🏜 Red Dunes: Half desert, half sea, a place to see the sunset, very close to the city center. You can play sand sliding here, which is basically renting a mat and sliding as many times as you want, 3,000 VND/1 mat. It's a good idea for everyone to rent one and play together. (If you can wake up early, I suggest chartering a car to the White Dunes to see the sunrise in the morning and go to the Red Dunes for sunset on your own in the evening) 🏞 Fairy Stream: It's a river, and you walk across it barefoot. Remember to turn back when the water reaches knee level! Because walking along the stream won't get you back to where you started, and the water there is dirty with lots of garbage. I even stepped on a thorny branch, and my feet were bleeding! 🎣 Fishing Village: Very dirty and ugly, not recommended to visit, nothing interesting. Recommend a seaside cafe where you can enjoy drip coffee and the sea breeze for a leisurely afternoon tea - TRUNG NGUYEN (168 Huynh Thuc Khang). 🏘 Fairy Tale Town - Da Lat Looking down from a height, many colorful houses are very distinctive. Walking into every alley will bring you different surprises. Da Lat is 1500 meters above sea level, with an average temperature of 17 degrees, so remember to bring a jacket and long pants. 🏚 Crazy House: Ticket 5,000 VND. This is a hotel designed by the daughter of the former Vietnamese president. Because of its exaggerated and peculiar appearance, it has become a scenic spot. Highly recommended to experience it in person because it looks much better on the spot than in photos, and you can see the colorful houses. There are many people here, and the road is narrow, only enough for one person to pass through, so don't take too long for photos, or others will be waiting behind you. 💒 Domaine de Marie Convent: Pink girlish heart explosion. Any casual shot here becomes a travel masterpiece. 🛤 Da Lat Railway Station: Ticket 5,000 VND, known as the most beautiful railway station in Vietnam. Personally, I don't think it has too many distinctive features. ⛲️ Spring Fragrance Lake: Many horse carriages by the lake, very European. 💕 Recommended a super delicious restaurant, Goc Ha Thanh restaurant (53 Truong Cong Dinh), Vietnamese hotpot and clam soup, super awesome! This restaurant is even featured in Lonely Planet~

Then why haven't we checked in here yet? Think about it and it's a must go! White sand dunes, fine sand dunes, just this close to Thailand 📍 white sand dunes, Mui Ne Vietnam 🇻🇳 This place is not easy to take pictures, let me tell you that it's very good. It's not difficult to travel - you can walk in - rent a jeep with a driver *the price will be high* - or just hire an ATV driver to take you. Personally, we just hired someone to take us and sit and enjoy the view, take pictures, and feel that it's worth it. It's very relaxing and fulfills our childhood dreams. 💥Note - The wind will be strong, so be prepared. Your hair won't be in style. - Bring lots of props, I tell you, you'll definitely get pictures. Let me tell you, we have to go! Who has plans to go? Report in. 😆✋🏻#foammyfoundthisandthat #wheretotravel #VietnamTravel #MuiNe #dressideas #photoideas #there's an update #beautifulphotospots

🇻🇳 After taking pictures at White Sand Dunes, we went to a road with not many cars, a dragon fruit farm, and even took pictures near the beach…! Mom and Dad were already tired while taking pictures😱 (I’m the only one who’s excited about the tour..? ㅋㅋㅋ) I was thinking of leaving Dragon Fruit Farm out of the course, but Mom and Dad liked it more than I thought, so I think it would be okay to include it in the course if you’re going with your parents! 📍Mui Ne Road / Dragon Fruit Farm / Beach #Nha Trang Travel #Mui Ne Travel #Mui Ne Jeep Tour

I rented a van from Nha Trang Cam Ranh Airport and went to Mui Ne Phan Thiet! Unlike other places, the shops don't open at night, so I was worried, but I applied for a jeep tour at dawn and waited a little! Mui Ne jeep tour takes you to various deserts such as White Dune and Red Dune, and they take such artistic pictures! The desert scenery is nice, but the scenery of the fishing village was also nice. The tour ends in the morning after watching the sunrise. I recommend buying a bowl of rice noodles, checking in to your reserved accommodation, and resting before going out to play in the evening! And Mui Ne has the cheapest seafood among the places in Vietnam I've been to. Be sure to stop by the seafood shop! And the accommodations are cute, but there are many places where the beauty of Vietnam is alive! If you're looking for a quiet vacation destination, definitely visit Mui Ne! #Vietnam travel #desert #desert tour #jeep tour #recommended resort #secluded travel destination #Vietnam #local travel

#bautrang #phanthiet 🏖️ Why Visit Phan Thiet? Phan Thiet (esp. the Mũi Né area) is a coastal city about 200–215 km from Ho Chi Minh City (~4–5 hours drive). It’s known for: • 🏜️ Sand dunes: red and white, great for sandboarding or jeep tours. • 🏝️ Beaches: long stretches of beach ideal for chilling, swimming, or resort stays. • 🐟 Fishing culture: authentic local life, seafood markets, traditional boats. • 🛕 Cultural sites: Po Sah Inu Cham Towers, Whale Temple (Vạn Thủy Tú).

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#summervacay The White Sand Dunes are even more surreal than the Red Dunes—endless white slopes under a blazing blue sky. It felt like I’d been transported to the Sahara. I rented an ATV to ride around the dunes at sunrise, and the thrill was unforgettable. There’s even a peaceful lotus lake nearby, a stark contrast to the barren dunes. It’s a must-do summer experience that’s both exhilarating and surprisingly peaceful.

🏁Starting from our booking a sleeper car at 05.15, departing from Ho Chi Minh City but actually leaving at almost 6am, a bit late, but the car was in good condition, with curtains to close, making it private. Arrived in Mui Ne at around 8-9am, then went to the SUNSET117 restaurant, very delicious! The seafood was super fresh, this one was from Mae, and the locals ate a lot, so we went (it was probably a bit early when we went, this was the first table🤣) After we were full, we went to a coffee shop. We followed the map and chose a place that we could walk to and had a good view because we would sit for a while. We ended up going to CA OI, the view was good, the coffee was fragrant and delicious, but very sweet (I recommend telling them not to make it sweet, it's the safest, lol) Oh, I forgot to mention, I booked a SUNSET TRIP jeep tour, we got to visit all the popular places, had plenty of time, the car was beautifully colored, took great pictures, the photographer was very professional! He did his best to take pictures and teach us how to pose📸 The days we went, in order Main attractions in Mui Ne: 📌 Fishing Village 📌 Fairy Stream 📌 White Sand Dunes - Bao Trang - Camel. 📌 Beautiful Twin Road - Sign - Yellow Water Car - Sea Road 📌 Red Sand Dunes - SUNSET Finish with the sunset at the Red Sand Dunes. Finish the job by letting the driver drop you off at the bus station to get tickets and return to Ho Chi Minh. While waiting for the car, stop by to fill up on sugar before returning. 💞Reason for recommendation: Traveling for a long time from Ho Chi Minh gives you the feeling of traveling to Europe at a reasonable price.

When you visit Mui Ne, Vietnam, whether you're a sunrise enthusiast or a sunset lover, you simply cannot miss the enchanting sand dune tours. The unique White Sand Dunes and Red Sand Dunes here not only offer breathtaking natural landscapes but also embody the simple lifestyle of the locals, making every journey full of surprises and unforgettable memories. If you opt for the sunrise tour, your day will begin with a private jeep pickup before dawn. The driver will take you away from the slumbering city to the vast White Sand Dunes. As the first rays of sunlight gently illuminate the golden sea of sand, you'll be captivated by the spectacular view. Next, hop on an ATV and ride with the driver across the undulating dunes, reaching the highest point. Feel the cool morning breeze while gazing at the distant Lotus Lake and endless sand sea—this sense of freedom and awe will undoubtedly be the highlight of your trip. After leaving the White Sand Dunes, the jeep will take you to the warm-toned Red Sand Dunes. Along the way, one side features a stunning blue coastline, while the other showcases the rolling red dunes, creating a picturesque scene. You can stop at your leisure, leaving footprints on the dunes or overlooking the beach and town in the distance. Then, visit the fishing village to witness the bustling morning fish market, experience the simplicity and busyness of the fishermen, and capture the most authentic local vibes. Finally, take a leisurely stroll along Fairy Stream, known as "the little creek on land." Walk barefoot in the gentle water flow, admire the unique sandstone formations and lush greenery on both sides, and conclude your fulfilling morning adventure. If you prefer the romantic ambiance of the evening, the sunset tour offers another delightful experience. Departing in the afternoon, start with the serene and cool Fairy Stream, then visit the fishing village to see the boats gradually returning to the harbor under the sunset glow. Next, head to the White Sand Dunes, ride a dune buggy, and feel the thrill of speed under the golden sunlight. Finally, visit the Red Sand Dunes, stopping along the coastal road to take photos and capture the moment the sun slowly sinks into the dunes—a must-see for photography enthusiasts. Whether it's the first light of dawn or the evening glow, Mui Ne's sand dunes, fishing villages, streams, and coastline weave together a unique journey of nature and culture. Choose a sand dune adventure that suits you and create the most authentic travel stories with the sun, sand, and breeze!

I thought this trip would be all about cafés, street food, and temples—but what really stayed with me was the moment I stood at the top of Vietnam’s tallest building, and the day I walked across glowing white sand dunes that felt like they belonged in another world. Ho Chi Minh City surprised me again and again. This 4-day itinerary mixed fast-paced streets, quiet balconies, stylish corners, and a day out in the dunes. If you’re looking for a city trip with a little extra soul—and a little sand in your shoes—this one’s for you. 🌙 Day 1 – Straight Off the Plane, Into the Party We landed at night and went straight into it. 📍Bùi Viện Walking Street was alive—neon lights, street performers, packed bars, and people dancing in the middle of traffic. It’s not for everyone, but if you want to feel the pulse of Saigon fast, this is where you go. 🌸 Day 2 – From Morning Markets to Skyline Views We kicked off the day at 📍Ben Thanh Market—a mix of morning hustle, food stalls, and souvenirs. We grabbed a quick bite and did some money exchange before moving on. 📍Tan Dinh Church (yes, the famous pink one) was glowing under the sun. We crossed the street to 📍Oromia Café, which had a quiet rooftop with a perfect view of the church. A peaceful moment in a busy city. Then we wandered through: 📍Book Street (Nguyen Van Binh) – leafy and lined with indie bookstores 📍Notre-Dame Cathedral – red-brick and postcard-worthy 📍Central Post Office – still functioning, still beautiful In the evening, we went to the top of 📍Landmark 81, the tallest building in Vietnam. The panoramic view was stunning—glass walls, a glowing skyline, and the Saigon River stretching far into the haze. We didn’t stay long, but that quiet moment high above the city stuck with me. 🏜️ Day 3 – A Day of Sand and Sky in Mũi Né We booked a one-day tour to Mũi Né with hotel pickup, and it turned out to be the most unexpected highlight of the trip. 📍White Sand Dunes were unreal—vast, windy, and glowing in the sunlight. It didn’t feel like Vietnam at all. We climbed to the top, stood in silence, and just watched the dunes shift under the breeze. So simple, so beautiful. After that, there was a quick beach stop before we headed back. The drive was long, but easy—and the change of scenery made it more than worth it. 🛍️ Day 4 – Chill Cafés & Hidden Shops Our last day was all about slowing down. We started at 📍The Cafe Apartment (42 Nguyễn Huệ)—an old building full of narrow staircases, mini cafés, and creative corners. We took our time with drinks and balcony views. Then we explored: 📍The New Playground – underground fashion and local brands It was the perfect wind-down after all the walking, riding, and climbing. This trip gave me everything—rooftop views, pastel churches, a sea breeze, and the unexpected silence of sand dunes at sunset. Four days wasn’t enough, but it was unforgettable. #HoChiMinhCity #SaigonTravel #VietnamTrip #WanderVietnam #AsiaTravel #VietnamItinerary

Transportation Tips - Take the bus from Ho Chi Minh to Mui Ne at 9am. The whole journey takes about three hours and more. However, you can sleep in the car, so you won’t feel tired. Local attractions - there are only a few main attractions, except for White Sand Dunes which is farther away, other attractions such as Fairy Creek, Red Sand Dunes, and Mui Ne Fishing Village are closer. It rained heavily on the day we left. Fortunately it only went down for less than half an hour. It doesn't affect the itinerary too much. Hotel - This time we chose Meraki Oasis Hotel.This hotel is not available for booking on Trip.com. However, the value for money is really good and you can stay for less than $300 a night. Food and Restaurants - A major delicacy in Mui Ne has more, mainly seafood choices. There are also several coffee shops along the road. Also this time I went to a bar named Feng pineapple, the environment is worth recommending Shopping Guide - Basically I don't shop The cost of the trip is generally spent on transportation and food #trip muine 💞Reason for recommendation: vietnam

#summerbudgettrip Address: Mũi Né, Bình Thuận Province, Vietnam Atmosphere: Peaceful and surreal—rolling white and red sand dunes glow under the setting sun, offering a dreamy desert vibe by the sea. Highlights: Climb barefoot for the best views, slide down dunes, or take a jeep ride. Great photo spot with golden light and sea breeze. Pricing: Free to explore (jeep tours start around 100,000–150,000 VND per person) Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #familytrip

📅【Itinerary】 Day 1: Desert Wonders + Fishing Village Charm 🏜️ White Sand Dunes: Ride ATVs at sunrise and capture the desert oasis "Mirror of the Sky" (👗 Red/white dresses = super photogenic) 🚤 Red Sand Dunes: Sandboarding at dusk as sunset paints the dunes blood-red (📸 Silhouette shots are a must) 🦀 Mui Ne Fishing Port: Watch fishermen return at dawn and enjoy freshly caught seafood (🐟 Try lobster and crab porridge) Day 2: Waves & Coconut Breezes 🏖️ Fairy Stream: Walk barefoot through pink sandstone valleys (💦 Stunning in rainy season) 🌊 Mui Ne Beach: Lounge in coconut hammocks, sip iced coconuts, or try kitesurfing (🎏 Best from Nov-Mar) 🍹 Night Market: Feast at Boke seafood stalls—grilled crocodile meat + sugarcane shrimp are must-tries Day 3: Hidden Gems ⛰️ Po Shanu Cham Towers: Lesser-known Angkor-style ruins (🎫 Super cheap tickets) 🚴 Coastal Road Ride: Rent a motorbike to chase the wind and spot rainbow fishing boats (📍 Mui Ne Bay) 🍜【Foodie Hits】 ✔️ Must-try: Vietnamese pancakes (Bánh xèo), seafood BBQ, drip coffee ✔️ Hidden gem: Squid egg cakes (Bánh canh chả cá) at fishing village stalls ✔️ Dessert lovers: Durian sticky rice + iced coconut jelly 🚗【Transport Tips】 • 4-hour bus from Ho Chi Minh City (FUTA buses are comfiest) • Rent a jeep (~$40/day) as attractions are spread out (Bargain hard!) 💡【Pro Tips】 1️⃣ ATV prices at White Dunes are inflated—haggle 50% off! 2️⃣ Seafood markets quote by weight—watch for bait-and-switch 3️⃣ Red Dunes vendors push sandboards—bring cardboard instead 📢 Closing line: "Desert in one hand, ocean in the other—where fishing boats dance with kites. Mui Ne is God’s spilled paint palette! 🎨" (🎵 BGM: Vietnamese folk tunes × EDM) 🌟 Viral Video Moments: • Drone shots of ATVs carving S-curves in dunes • Slow-mo fish spills at the fishing port • Timelapse of sunrise light transforming the dunes

My Vietnam trip has officially ended! Finally have time on the return flight to organize this travel guide. First, sharing my favorite destination this trip—Mui Ne. Before the trip, most Mui Ne guides suggested a one-day tour, but if time allows, I highly recommend staying a couple more days to fully unwind in this non-commercialized, low-cost coastal fishing village. 🚌 Transportation 🧡 From Ho Chi Minh City: Pre-book a capsule sleeper bus on Vexere. Each person gets a private pod—very spaceship-like—and you can sleep all the way to your Mui Ne hotel. The ride takes about 4 hours. Online bookings require arriving 30 minutes early at the pickup point to exchange tickets. 🧡 In Mui Ne: Rent a motorbike! There’s a long stretch of coastal road with breathtaking views along the way 💗 Most hotels offer rental services: 🏍️ Motorbike: 150,000 VND/day 🚙 Jeep (with driver): 600,000 VND/day (locals will take you to photo spots) 🏜️ Half Desert, Half Sea 🧡 Fishing Village & Coastal Road Found the best photo spot for the fishing village: SOHO Café. Head to the second-floor open-air area for a panoramic view. Posing with a jeep on the coastal road makes for super Instagrammable shots. 🧡 Fairy Stream Check my previous post for details. If you have time and energy, venture further to explore the mysterious tropical rainforest. 🧡 White Sand Dunes The farthest but most worthwhile spot—a real-life version of *Dune*. The vast dunes are awe-inspiring. Motorbikes and jeeps park outside; a small entrance fee applies. Thrill-seekers can try dune bashing for an instant ride to the top. The view from the highest point is stunning—perfect for desert-themed photos. 🧡 Red Sand Dunes Smaller than the White Sand Dunes, best visited at sunset on the way back. 🦞 Food & Massage Relied on Google Maps ratings—great taste and value! Local durian and mango are dirt-cheap: three big durian portions for just 30 RMB. Lounging by the sea with unlimited durian—this is the vacation life! Massage recommendation: Roses Spa (90 minutes for only 240,000 VND). ❌ Avoid The only letdown: Dong Vui Food Night Market. Every stall has menus in Vietnamese, Chinese, English, and Korean. Packed with Western tourists but seriously overpriced and underwhelming❗️

There’s nothing quite like watching the sun melt into the dunes in Mui Ne. The White Sand Dunes turn golden-orange as the light fades, creating a surreal and peaceful desert landscape. I took a jeep ride up just in time to catch the last light and it was breathtaking. The breeze, the silence, and the endless sand made it feel like another world. Whether you’re chasing adrenaline or sunsets, this spot gives you both! You can choose activity from sand-boarding, rent an ATV, ride a jeep or just sit back and enjoy the breeze and views. Perfect for sunset lovers, adventurers, or anyone looking to see a different side of Vietnam 🇻🇳 #springitinerary #vietnam #travel #tripmoments #thingstodo

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1:Xuan Huong Lake-Quan Nuong Da Lat - BBQ No. 1-Da Lat Night Market Day 2:Le Récit Boutique Hôtel de Dalat-Mongo Land Dalat-Tiệm ăn Đà Lạt Phố - Restaurant-KDL Sinh Thái Cao Nguyên Hoa Đà Lạt-Datanla New Alpine Coaster-Dalat Flower Park-Crazy House-Lam Vien Square Day 3:Da Lat Cable Car Station-Truc Lam Buddhist Monastery Day 4:Apec Mandala Cham Bay Mui Ne-White Sand Dunes-Red Sand Dunes-Fairy Stream, Mui Ne-Muine Fishing Village Day 5:APEC MANDALA CHAM BAY MUI NE-Phnom Penh 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.Xuan Huong Lake 2.Da Lat Night Market 3.Mongo Land Dalat 4.KDL Sinh Thái Cao Nguyên Hoa Đà Lạt 5.Datanla New Alpine Coaster 6.Dalat Flower Park 7.Crazy House 8.Lam Vien Square 9.Da Lat Cable Car Station 10.Truc Lam Buddhist Monastery 11.White Sand Dunes 12.Red Sand Dunes 13.Fairy Stream, Mui Ne 14.Muine Fishing Village 15.Phnom Penh 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] 1.Quan Nuong Da Lat - BBQ No. 1 2.Tiệm ăn Đà Lạt Phố - Restaurant 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Le Récit Boutique Hôtel de Dalat 2.Apec Mandala Cham Bay Mui Ne 3.APEC MANDALA CHAM BAY MUI NE 📷📷 [Photo Spots] 📣📣 [Tips]

### One, before the trip cold knowledge 1. **Best Season** - **December-April**: Dry season with little rain, seawater visibility 30m+ (golden diving period) - **May-August**: High value for money during the rainy season, but need to prevent sudden torrential rains - **Hidden Benefits**: Watch the water stunts for free at Nha Trang Beach Festival every February 2. **Transportation Black Technology** - **Direct Flight**: Direct charter flight from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen (including 20kg baggage allowance is cheaper than low-cost airlines) - **Intracity Transportation**: - Grab taxi is 30% cheaper than taxi (linked to Visa card) - Rent a motorcycle for 120,000 dong/day (about 35 yuan), need to wear a helmet to prevent fines 3. **Essential Artifact** - Waterproof bag for mobile phone (Big C supermarket 30,000 dong/pc) - High power sunscreen (buy locally on Banana Boat 110+SPF) --- ### Second, must-play experience TOP6 1. **Pearl Island VinWonders** (about $240) - **Strange Peak Tips**: - 9am straight roller coaster, 4pm water park - Must-see night light show (starting at 19:30) - **Hidden Benefits**: Free ride on cross-ocean cable car (Asia's longest 3320m) 2. **Four Island Tour** (About RMB 150) - **Island Selection Strategy**: - Snorkeling on Mun Island to see corals - Experience a water parachute on Tam Island - **Pit avoidance tips**: Reject the "undersea walk" promoted by the guide (safety hazard) 3. **I-Resort Mud Bath** (About $90) - **Treatment Options**: - Basic package includes 20 minutes mud bath + hot tub + pool - VIP package with private bubble pool + herbal steam room 4. **Po Nagar** (about $8) - **Film Production Guide**: - Wear Ao Dai to shoot red brick architecture (the entrance can be rented 15 yuan / hour) - Avoid the tour group at 8am and encounter the offering ceremony 5. **Cheung Yuk Shek Cape** (approx. $6) - **Similar to the movie**: Sunset silhouette shot on the set of "Lover" - **Hidden Play**: Find mini crabs after low tide in rock seams 6. **100 Egg Mine Mud Bath** (About RMB 80) - **Parent-child must-have**: Colorful egg-shaped bubble pool + children's water park - **Night Club Benefits**: Few crowds and 30% price reduction after 18pm --- ### Third, locals private collection recommendations - **Seafood Paradise**: Hon Chong Fishing Village Ready-to-Cook (50% cheaper than in the city) - **Secret Beach**: Bai Dai Beach (undeveloped white sand beach on the south side of Pearl Island) - **Cultural Experience**: Longshan Temple White Buddha Climb the back hill to see the panoramic view of Nha Trang - **Nightlife**: Skylight Penthouse Bar (free admission for ladies on Wednesdays) --- ### 4. Vietnam on the tip of the tongue 1. **Must-eat list** - **Vietnamese Pho**: Pho Hong (beef broth is the freshest) - **Bagu sandwich**: Banh Mi Phuong (Obama style) - **Seafood BBQ**: Galangal Restaurant (Coconut Grilled Shrimp Must Order) 2. **Dark Challenge** - **Duck eggs** (eat with pepper and salt) - **Elephant ear snails** (picked meat with a toothpick with lime) 3. **Souvenirs Lightning Protection** - Genuine G7 coffee recognizes the Trung Nguyen brand - Cashew select "not open" original flavor (anti-oxidation) --- ### Fifth, advanced pit avoidance guide 1. **Traffic Traps** - Airport taxis do not use meters, book transfers in advance (about 60 yuan) - Motorcycle rental risk of seizing passport is high, it is recommended to pay a deposit 2. **Shopping Pitfalls** - Incense shop "free smell" may be strong sale - Latex shop "10% off in the draw" is a routine 3. **Photo Trap** - Tips (20,000 dong) are required for the photo of the worshipers at the Champa Pagoda - Beach "fruit boat" props charge 10 yuan / time --- ### Six, trip recommendations ✅Classic 4 Day Tour: **D1**: Cham Pagoda → Chung Yue Shek Cape → Seafood at the night market **D2**: Pearl Island All Day (Rollercoaster + Water Park + Aquarium) **D3**: Four-island island hopping tour → I-Resort mud bath **D4**: Big C shopping → return ✅ In-depth 6 Day Tour: Added Dalat Day Tour (Crazy House + Train Station) + Mui Ne Red and White Sand Dunes --- ## 📸Photography Guide - **Pearl Island**: Ferris wheel overhead shot of the cross-sea cable car (wide-angle lens required) - **White Buddha Temple**: Zen silhouette taken in front of 28m high White Buddha - **Morning view of the fishing village**: 5 o'clock shot of the fishing boat returning to the harbor working against the light - **Night Market Humanities**: Made with 35mm fixed focus capture of food --- ## 💡life-saving tips 1. **Safety Note**: - Speeding gangs are rampant, one-shoulder bags are changed to shoulder bags - No flying within 18 hours after diving

Mui Ne is called Mui Ne in English and Phường Mũi Né in Vietnamese. It was originally a small fishing village and a small town in the southeast of Vietnam. From Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne 🚌Sleeper bus: Take a bus from the main bus station in Ho Chi Minh City (such as Mien Dong Bus Station) and it takes about 4-5 hours to reach Mui Ne 🏜️Attractions Introduction 1. White Sand Dune 2. Red Sand Dune 3. Fairy Springs 4. Mui Ne Beach Mui Ne attractions are a little far from the city. Friends who are not afraid of the sun can choose to rent a motorcycle to go there, which only costs US$5-6 a day! ! If you want to be more comfortable, you can choose to join a group or charter a car~ 🦞Local cuisine 1. Beef Pho (Phở Bò): One of Vietnam’s most famous delicacies, it is made with fresh beef and rice noodles with a delicious soup base. 2. Spring Rolls (Gỏi Cuốn): Fresh spring rolls filled with lettuce, river prawns and rice noodles, refreshing and delicious. 3. Local Snacks: Try some local specialties like fried bananas and delicacies from various snack vendors. 4. Seafood: Mui Ne is right by the sea, so both lobsters and oysters are delicious. Food hygiene is very important, remember to choose a reliable store! This is a small Vietnamese town that is not full of tourists and has a different kind of beauty. There is the sea, the desert and delicious food 😍 I love it! Will definitely go again~ #AprilGoodDestinations2025

Mui Ne is a small fishing village located on the Mui Ne Peninsula in Binh Thuan Province, southeastern Vietnam, 22km from Phan Thiet City, 200km from Ho Chi Minh City, and 300km from Nha Trang. It boasts an incredibly long sandy coastline, coconut palms, gentle waves, crystal-clear water, and soft sand, creating a mesmerizing landscape with a slow-paced lifestyle. Best of all, it's not overcrowded with tourists, and most visitors are Europeans. That's why I highly recommend this beautiful and tranquil fishing village to my fellow travelers. If you're in Ho Chi Minh City or Nha Trang, be sure to take a side trip here. 🕘【Opening Hours】: Open all day, but it's best to visit early to avoid the intense midday sun. 🚌【Transportation Tips】: After arriving in Mui Ne, you can hire a private car for sightseeing. 👉【Itinerary】: **Day 1: Natural Wonders Tour** **Red Sand Dunes**: Located right by the ocean, separated only by a road, this is the perfect place to experience the miracle of half desert, half sea. At sunrise and sunset, the sunlight reflects off the red dunes, creating a spectacular view and a paradise for photographers. You can try sandboarding here for an exhilarating ride down the dunes, with vendors nearby selling snacks and sandboards. **White Sand Dunes**: One of Mui Ne’s iconic attractions, these snow-white dunes stretch endlessly. Visit at dawn or dusk to admire the stunning sunrise or sunset. You can also opt for a paid jeep ride to explore the vast desert landscape. **Fairy Stream**: A unique blend of sand dunes and a shallow stream with crystal-clear water, surrounded by red sand and fascinating erosion formations. Walk barefoot along the stream to marvel at nature’s artistry. The scenery is perfect for photos, but watch out for sharp rocks and keep your phone safe from the water. **Day 2: Culture & Local Life Tour** **Mui Ne Fishing Village**: This is where local fishermen work, with countless round fishing boats dotting the sea. The village is liveliest in the early morning when fishermen return with their catch, offering fresh and affordable seafood. Note that the fishy smell can be strong for some visitors. **Fish Sauce Factory**: Mui Ne is famous for its fish sauce. Visit a local factory to learn about the production process and sample authentic Mui Ne fish sauce, which makes a great souvenir. **Mui Ne Village Market**: Here, you’ll find fresh fruits and inexpensive clothing, offering a glimpse into local life and culture. **Day 3: Relaxation & Beach Fun** **Mui Ne Beach**: With its fine sand and clear water, Mui Ne Beach is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, snorkeling, and surfing. Nearby resorts and restaurants serve delicious seafood feasts. **Kitesurfing**: Mui Ne’s beaches are a hotspot for kitesurfing, attracting enthusiasts yearly. If you’re up for an adrenaline rush, take a kitesurfing lesson and experience flying over the waves. 🧡【Packing Tips】: - **Sun protection**: Mui Ne’s sun is strong—pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. - **Clothing**: Light summer wear is ideal, but bring long sleeves for cooler mornings and evenings. - **Footwear**: Comfortable sneakers or sandals for walking on dunes and in streams. - **Camera**: Mui Ne’s scenery is breathtaking—don’t forget your camera or phone to capture the moments.

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The first place we arrived at was . If you go up the shallow stream for about 20 minutes, you will come across the Fairy Spring photo spot. The overall sandy bottom is soft, but there are rough and slightly painful parts here and there, and there are also some deep parts, so be careful. There is also a swing on the way... Anyway, after passing the scenery centered around the bushes, limestone cliffs start to come into view at some point. The limestone cliffs and red dirt tombs that were eroded by weathering, and the primeval forest on the other side... They call this a small Grand Canyon, but that's a bit over the top... It's Grand, but it's small? ㅋㅋㅋ You will definitely get pretty pictures if you go on a clear day, but if you go on a day like that, your feet will be cool and your back will sweat. But it was still worth seeing... We also stopped by a fishing village called ... It was like... 'Oh~ people here fish on boats like that.' ㅋ If you drive a jeep for a while, you will see countless identical scenes. Dozens of colorful jeeps are lined up against the backdrop of a long coastal road, and dozens more people are posing in front of or on top of the jeeps, and the jeep drivers are taking pictures of the people posing with their phones or cameras. The same breathtaking scenery. Hahaha I want to call this place . Anyway, since we went there anyway, I have nothing to say. All I can do is close my eyes and pretend to be the main character... : Finally, we arrived at the desert, or rather, the dunes. You have to pay, but you have to ride the ATV. It's too hard to walk around that desert. I recommend riding the ATV to each viewpoint. It was much steeper than the jeep you can see in the uploaded photo, and it went down the almost 90-degree sand dune quickly... If you're scared, you might get a little tired ㅋㅋㅋ Anyway, it was really fun because it was fast and bumpy^^ It was a pleasant experience to step on the soft sand, and it was also a rare experience to see the exotic scenery like an oasis at the end of the desert dune. The next stop was , but while we were moving to , it started to rain heavily... and it even got into the car... ㅠㅠ In the end, we gave up. We just went to eat. The last stop was , which is famous for its delicious food in Mui Ne. The Southeast Asian (Vietnamese) style interior and colors are nice. When we went inside, the air conditioner was cool and comfortable, and the bathroom we went to wash our hands in was also clean and nice. We ordered "Bruschetta with Grilled Mozzarella Cheese", "Beef Kebab", and "Chicken Kebab". I was surprised by how big it was. Compare it to the water bottle in the picture to get an idea of ​​the size... For reference, we ate the regular size. They said that the large size is hard to hold and eat with one hand. It has a lot of meat and vegetables, so it's really good. The kebabs are the same except for the type of meat. The outside is really crispy, but the inside is soft. The fresh vegetables and sweet sauce go well together. The 'bruschetta', which is topped with tomatoes on crispy bread and topped with melted mozzarella cheese, was also good. The salty and rich flavor of the cheese adds to the richness of the flavor, but please note that it feels a little bland. After eating, we returned to Nha Trang. It took 7~8 hours round trip. Still, it was a trip worth investing at least one day for!!! I recommend it, Mui Ne!!! (The fact that it's a bit closer if you go from Ho Chi Minh~) #Mui Ne #Mui Ne Travel #Mui Ne Desert Tour #Mui Ne Jeep Tour #Mui Ne Desert #Mui Ne White Sand Dune #Mui Ne Jeong's Spring #Mui Ne Fishing Village #Mui Ne Photo Zone #Nha Trang Muine #Mui Ne Tour #Mui Ne Restaurant #Mui Ne Sinbad Kebab #Vietnam Muine #Vietnam Muine Travel #Vietnam Muine Restaurant

The seven-day trip to Vietnam is perfect during the Ching Ming holiday! Experience the urban bustle and island style at once, as well as a super interesting sandboarding experience! Come and explore the unique charm of Vietnam with us, we guarantee you won’t be disappointed! / Vietnam, a narrow and long country in Southeast Asia 🌴, borders China to the north, Laos and Cambodia to the west, with a super long coastline! It has a rich history, all the way from the feudal dynasty to the war against France and the United States. Known as the Little Paris of the East🌆, a variety of styles are waiting for you to explore! / 🌴 Route Suggestion: Vietnam Urban and Sea Island Double Experience Tour 🌴 Day 1: Depart Arrive at Ho Chi Minh City Airport and enjoy the 24-hour shuttle service. Day 2: Go deep into the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, visit the Saigon Center Post Office📮, feel the rhythm of history; then go to the Ho Chi Minh City Grand Theater to enjoy its unique architectural style; then go to the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee for a photo; Day 3: Enjoy a full day of free activities in Ho Chi Minh City with an optional upgrade package such as Nha Trang Three Islands Day Tour Group, Pearl Island Ticket + Transfer, or Su Spa Massage + Sea View Afternoon Tea to enjoy your holiday Freestyle🏖️. Then proceed to Nha Trang and check into a local hotel. Day 4: Continue your free activities in Nha Trang, you can still choose various upgrade packs to make the journey more colorful. Stay at Nha Trang Hotel again at night and enjoy the quiet night of the island 🌙. Day 5: Start exploring the attractions of Nha Trang, first visit Nha Trang Cathedral to feel its majesty and sacredness; then proceed to Po Nagar Cham Pagoda to appreciate the ancient Cham culture; then go to Chung Tau Shek Cape to enjoy the magic of nature; then head to White Sand Dunes to experience the sandboarding activities on offer🏜️. Day 6: Continue our exploration of Nha Trang, first visit Fairy Creek to feel the clarity and tranquility of the stream; then to Red Sand Dunes to enjoy the magnificence and vastness of nature🌄. Day 7: End your pleasant trip to Vietnam with a 24-hour shuttle bus to Ho Chi Minh City Airport for a return flight ✈️ and return to your warm home🏠 with full of memories. / To get to the attraction: 🌟Sai Kung Center Post Office🌟🌟 Address: 02 Công xã Paris, Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh 70000 Vietnam Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 07:30-18:00; Playing time: 1 hour Introduction: This post office has witnessed the history of the French occupation and rule, and walking through it is like traveling through time. 🛕 Po Nagar Cham Pagoda 🛕 Address: 61 Hai Tháng Tư, Vĩnh Phước, Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa 650000 Vietnam Opening hours: 06:00 - 17:30 Playing time: 1 hour Introduction: The patronage of the southern gods, the three-story pagoda complex is spectacular, with the main tower reaching a breathtaking height of 25 meters. 💒 Nha Trang Cathedral 💒 Address: 01 Thái Nguyên, Phước Tân, Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa 650000 Vietnam Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 05:00-17:00; Playing time: 1-2 hours Introduction: Gothic architecture full of French flair, every detail reveals romance and history. 🌅Cheung Yuk Shek Cape🌅 Address: Vĩnh Phước, Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa 650000 Vietnam Opening hours: 6:00-18:00 Playing time: 1-2 hours Introduction: Once a movie location, the rocks stretch into the sea and the waves crash on the shore, especially in the evening glow, which is romantic and charming to the extreme. 🏜️White Sand Dunes 🏜️ Address: Hoà Thắng, Bắc Bình District, Bình Thuận, Vietnam Opening hours: 5:00-18:00 Playing time: 2-3 hours Introduction: White Sand Dunes, a vast, soft desert, walking on it is like being in another world. / Notes: - Specialty price 🏷: Vietnam has many specialties, when purchasing more compare several, avoid being cheated by people raising the price ~ - Time difference ⏰: Vietnam and Beijing time is not much different, but be careful to adjust, so as not to miss the exciting trip! - Visa Information 📃: Traveling to Vietnam requires advance visa processing to ensure a smooth and worry-free trip. - Local customs 🎉: Respect local customs and habits, integrate into local life, travel experience more divided! - Safe travel 🔐: Keep your personal belongings, pay attention to safety when traveling, and enjoy a pleasant journey ~ / Vietnam with a group tour, easy and frugal! Don't forget to follow me, more exciting strategies are waiting for you to discover🌈

Planning a spring trip to Vietnam? Don't miss this guide! Experience the soothing mud bath spa, visit the pink monastery, old railway station, and Crazy House in Da Lat, and have fun at Vinpearl Amusement Park. Enjoy the romance of sunset beaches. A six-day itinerary for a perfect Vietnam experience! -------------------- 🌴Recommended Route: In-depth Nha Trang Tour🌴 Day 1: Arrive in Nha Trang🛬️—Check in to hotel🏨 Arrive in Nha Trang and enjoy 24-hour VIP private transfer service directly to your hotel. After settling in, enjoy some free time! Day 2: Mini Island Exploration🏝️ Spend the whole day on Mini Island, exploring the unique charm of this small island and experiencing the Vietnamese island style. Day 3: White Sand Dunes Tour🌄 Head to the White Sand Dunes to admire the spectacular desert landscape and experience a different side of Vietnam's natural beauty. Day 4: Free Day in Nha Trang🌅 Enjoy a full day of free time in Nha Trang. Stroll along the beach, feel the sea breeze, or explore the city center, discovering local cuisine and culture. Day 5: More Free Time in Nha Trang🍹 Stay in Nha Trang and enjoy a second free day. Sunbathe on the beach or contact your butler to book a day trip to explore more of Nha Trang's secrets. Day 6: Depart from Nha Trang👋 Depart from Nha Trang with wonderful memories and fly back home. This concludes your unforgettable trip to Vietnam! -------------------- Must-See Attractions: ✨ White Sand Dunes: Amazing desert landscape with fine and soft sand, as if you are in a dream!🏜️ The endless sand dunes are definitely a great place to take photos! 🏝️ Mini Island: The beach here is absolutely gorgeous! Perfect for photography and relaxation. Come here, feel the gentle sea breeze, and enjoy a pleasant time!🌊 -------------------- Pre-trip Essentials:🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card. Viettel has wide coverage and stable network speed, so you can stay connected throughout Vietnam. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential. A European plug will do. Charge your devices without worry and keep them fully powered. 🪪 Don't forget your documents. Prepare your passport and visa, and bring your ID card for a worry-free trip. 👕 The weather in Vietnam in March is pleasant. Short sleeves and long pants are sufficient. Sun and rain protection are also important. Don't forget your hat and sunglasses. -------------------- 🌟Ready to go? Join our private Vietnam tour! Don't forget to like and save this post. We'll see you next time with more exciting travel guides!🌟

Mui Ne, Vietnam It is a beautiful, simple and picturesque fishing village. It is also a seaside resort that many people love. From November to April of the following year, That is the winter and spring season in my country. It is the dry season in Mui Ne. This is also the best season to travel to Mui Ne. Traveling to Mui Ne, Be sure to visit the Red and White Sand Dunes & Wetland Park.

Mũi Né, stunning sand dunes and beaches, diversified seafood with reasonable price, friendly people... Amazing place to experience in Vietnam

#January travel support event This is Mui Ne, Vietnam~ The white sand desert that you can't see in Korea~ I made another memory by riding a colorful jeep~ Also, I blew away all my stress by going down a cool stream, splashing around in the water, and eating delicious food in Nha Trang~ Everyone, let's go to Nha Trang now~