Basically a locals only beach! Not a lot of foreign travelers here yet. Last time I came was 8 years ago and it was packed, this time basically empty. Can't say which I like more, the peace and quiet (you tune out the seafood sellers....which is part of the atmosphere) of an empty beach or the busy hussle of a booming beach with locals partying down drinking beer. It was a Wednesday so maybe it was just middle of the week lull. Either way I enjoy both busy parties or slow and relaxing so maybe time your visit for weekend or week day depending on your style. There was a small fish in season and fisher man were busy bringing their fish to the beach front "market". There was a tractor that hauls their little bathtub boats in and off the beach which was cool to watch. Shared a beer with one of the fisherman who was bringing his catch in. My kids loved it the sand, warm water and all the other kids to play with. The waves here are a LOT smaller than Vung Tau so great for kids and wind hits the beach at an angle and the current moves likewise. The selling gig (seafood, cabanas etc.) when you get there is a bit much but that's just part of the deal. Forieners by moped use paid parking for 10k per moped all day and don't lose your valet ticket, safe here. Feel free too BYOB, cups, snacks etc it will save you some serious money which you can use in the local seafood the ladies sell. I do miss that they used to cook right in front of you....I paid a lady to grill some of my one sun squid and I'm pretty sure she ate some...at least she enjoyed it! Weekday price was 400k for 8 chairs 4 tables and whole "tent".

Normal beach with white soft sand. There were vendors offering sea food and drinks. The water was warm and quite clean, but in the sand was trash. There is also a shower area for 15k VND.

This wild and natural beach is not a very beautiful place but could be a good option for family or friends to take vacation and enjoy weekends. We visited on rainy days so sea water was quite turbidity.

It is more beautiful to more you reach the end of the beach in the corner southbound.There is a buddhist monastery there and once you passed that the beach gets more quiet and beautiful but that’s 1,5 km away. At the common beach area of the pictures it’s usually busy with visitors including people selling ice cream. Recommend to come to the beach at low tide!! High tide unrecommended.

If you go to Long Hai Beach and spot this restaurant... Don’t just walk—RUN! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️💨 We ordered seafood and the owner instructed us grab a seat. Later, they billed us 100K/chair. Who in the world pays for a chair just to sit and eat at their own establishment? The fact that they did not let us know ahead of time that we were going to be charged for the chairs was very misleading and dishonest. Though seafood was overpriced, but the worst part was the attitude we received.

Nice beach away from the touristy area! Lots of food options in Long Hai.

Many rock here, you can take some rocks home. The water is not so pured but still fine to swim.

This is my parents’ favorite resort. They're in their 60s and love the hot spring, which is believed to help with various ailments, especially back and muscle pain. I take them here several times a year, and we always stay overnight. My kids love it too. There’s a hot pool where most older guests like to relax, and a cooler pool that's perfect for children and younger visitors to swim in. The breakfast buffet is quite nice. Since the resort is somewhat secluded, we usually have dinner at the on-site restaurant as well—the food is delicious, the portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable. The resort also has separate pools and onsen areas for day visitors, but we've never tried them because they require an additional fee. One of my kids’ favorite activities is cooking eggs in a fun, egg-shaped structure where you lower a basket of eggs into hot water and wait about 15 minutes for them to cook. We’ve also gone crocodile fishing, fed wild animals, and taken a ride in an adorable horse-drawn carriage. Overall, this is a wonderful resort for families with young children and seniors.

Did a day entrance to the hot springs with mud bath… enjoyed our relaxing day, mud bath wasn’t as expected with packet mud but still an enjoyable experience.. would recommend

Hotel room is really old, not match with the price. Villa is much better with good furnitures and private hot spring pool. It takes long time to call electric car to go around the resort. Resort pool is small but acceptable.

Took about 4 hours on motorbike from HCM to Binh Chau. You can just buy entrance ticket to use all of the hot springs and mineral pools. For 580k it's worth every penny. To use the mud pools, you have to fork out a little more money. Wish they had explained that at the ticketing counter.

The hot spring has no electric cars, so walking in the heat is not very pleasant, especially for kids. Getting tickets taking about an hour for 15 people. So ot takes really long.

Nice forest hideaway place to recharge your energy. Swimming pool and hot springs bathing is recommended.

I just tried mud-bath. Salty hot spring. Temperature on the pools are lower than the hot water in mud bath.

Long Thanh Golf Course offers views of both the lake and the hills. I opted for Hill Golf Course, and the playing experience there is distinct from other courses. The quality of the grass and the management are commendable. Due to its popularity, it's advisable to book in advance to secure a favorable tee time. Membership grants you priority booking. Overall, the experience was excellent. However, on the day I played, I had a negative encounter with a caddy who seemed unfocused and was pressuring golfers to make poor decisions. Despite this, the course itself is beautiful, and I hope for a better caddy experience on my next visit. The golf course is conveniently located about a one-hour drive from Saigon. It's definitely worth a visit.

Long Thanh Golf Course is absolutely stunning — one of the most beautiful courses I’ve ever played on. ⛳️🌿 The layout is well-designed with scenic fairways, lush greens, and just the right level of challenge. The views are breathtaking and the whole experience is peaceful and enjoyable. The course is very well maintained, and the service from the staff was friendly and efficient. I truly love this course — can’t wait to come back again! Highly recommended for golf lovers visiting Vietnam. 🏌️‍♀️✨

Nice golf course with a really good layout. Lots of OB and hazards throughout, and the fairways are pretty narrow, so it’s definitely a challenging track that keeps you focused on every shot. The course is well maintained and the service is friendly and helpful. Only downside was that it was cart-path-only, which slowed the pace a bit. Overall, a great place to play if you enjoy a tougher, more strategic round. ⛳️

Long Thanh is always a solid golf choice. Both Hill and Lake courses are very well maintained, and they have totally different atmospheres. I can't say I am a huge fan of the clubhouse, though. It looks quite outdated and the restaurant food is pretty bad.

What an incredible golfing experience. Staff and caddies were some of the best I’ve ever experienced. All the amenities were elite and restaurant was so good. Hire clubs were all new Titleist set from driver to wedge and Scotty Cameron putters. Would highly recommend for anyone who’s travelled to HCM!

My favorite Golf Course in Saigon

Yes. Indeed this is one of the mist challenging golf course in HCM especially the Hill course. The fairway was tide enough to exercise some discipline and course management in order to shoot a good score. Caddy are well behaved and give proper guideline on the green.

This place is beautiful, great place to spend half a day with your family if you go. You get a very nice view from the gondola ride up, lots of walking and steps but totally worth the view once you reach the top.

Went during the midday on a cloudy day, it was relatively okay and not very hot, enough shade to explore the place. There is a parking lot that costs not much, forgot it. But keep the ticket because they recheck it after you leave. There is a package ticket and regular ticket. When asked what package includes, they told me the cable itself both ways. I know there is also a trail. Somewhere I read that it also includes some food but not sure. They gave us some drinks per person as well. Once you enter, right after the gate you can take a mini car instead of walking to the cables but I recommend to walk instead as there are small decorative parks along the way. Then you can go back on the car the same way. The cabins themselves feel relatively safe but it was so hot even though there are windows. Up on the hill, you will need to climb many stairs so wear comfy shoes. You can visit several temples too. There are many toilets and small stores to get drinks. The views were beautiful but nothing extraordinary. The toilets are very dirty but clean only at the entrance. Overall it’s clean until you look down the nature and behind buildings. It’s a huge trashcan and many forgotten how to use bins even though they are everywhere. Overall I liked the place and would recommend but without huge expectations.

Two weeks ago we walked up the mountain. There is a lot of rubbish at the place where the trail meets the cable car! There is also a lot of rubbish around the pagoda, which has been under construction for more than 8 years. There is rubbish around the plant ladder on the way to the Buddha statue! Workers of the place do not monitor the order of the adjacent territories. We left a donation. Hope they can allocate funds to clean up this beautiful park

It's a pagoda, just like any other's. When i was here, there are not much people come along, you can hear the sounds of nature, of course... i saw two monkeys, a little creepy, and tired of crawling on the stairs to the Buddha statues. when you're here, you are in peace, remember to bring an umbrella and sunscreen... It's hot and sunny... you should come here in the morning or afternoon, NOT at noon❌❌❌. And PLEASE help raise a BIT of money, a few dollars may be, not to much, to complete the builds of the pagoda...

Very nice place for a day trip while in Phan Tiet, lovely view and a lot of Buddhist monuments. The most famous being the almost 50meter laying Buddah.

Come there in early morning will be better, less people less noise. Nice place and still keep natural forest

Very nice day here, amazing what they have build. Very respectful place.

Beautiful place. You can either hike up the mountain (not an easy option) or take the cable car. We went with the cable car, which allowed us to take in and enjoy the stunning view!!! There is still a good climb and quite a lot of steps still to go even using the cable car but can take your time and take it all in. It is well worth a visit and the steps.

Incredible trip to the pagoda which you can walk to if you feel adventurous (pronounced "suicidal") enough, or you can take the cable cars and choose to live... Seriously it is a trek and it is warm! After the cable cars there is still a bit of climbing to get to the temple and lots of stairs but once you arrive it is worth it! Other reviews mention rubbish laying around but I can honestly say that I didn't see any! Beautiful place

This is a spiritual and tourist attraction. You can hike up the mountain (well-marked trail and not too difficult) or take the cable car to lead to the summit. There is a temple complex in the mountain with the longest reclining Buddha statue in Southeast Asia. Beatiful landscape!

Great hike up, around more than 1 hour if you do a quick hike. Wonderful view when being on top and take the cable car downhill.

A place where you can experience spacious space, fresh air, ancient trees, beautiful scenery and many wonderful spiritual works of Asia. That is the value of visiting when passing by Binh Thuan province. During your visit, you should wear hats, sports shoes, or sandals with straps. Dress in polite and comfortable clothing that can absorb sweat well due to the steep and rugged terrain.

I recently had the most incredible experience at Tà Cú Mountain in Hàm Thuận Nam, and I'm still buzzing from it. This place isn't just a destination; it's a journey for the soul, and it's easily one of the best experiences I've had in Vietnam. From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the sheer beauty and tranquility. The cable car ride up was a highlight in itself, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the lush green landscape stretching all the way to the sea. As we ascended, the world below seemed to melt away, and a sense of calm washed over me. Once at the top, the atmosphere was magical. The air felt cleaner, and the scent of the forest was intoxicating. The main attraction, the reclining Buddha, is simply awe-inspiring. It's massive, but more than that, it's the peaceful and serene energy surrounding it that truly moved me. I spent a long time just sitting there, taking it all in, feeling a deep sense of peace and gratitude. But Tà Cú Mountain is more than just the Buddha statue. The pagoda complex is stunning, with intricate architecture and a quiet, reverent atmosphere. I took my time exploring the different temples, each one offering a unique glimpse into the spiritual heart of the mountain. The climb to the top, though a bit challenging, was well worth it for the stunning views and the feeling of accomplishment. What really made this experience a 5/5 for me was the overall feeling it left me with. It was deeply personal and emotional. Tà Cú Mountain felt like a spiritual retreat, a place to disconnect from the chaos of everyday life and reconnect with myself. It's a place that inspires introspection and a profound sense of wonder. If you're looking for a destination that offers more than just pretty scenery, but a genuine, heartfelt experience, then Tà Cú Mountain is it. It’s a place that will stay with you long after you've left, and I can't wait to go back.

Great place for a short mountain climbing, too crowd and nice atmosphere

Mui Ne Fishing Harbour is a vibrant and picturesque spot that’s perfect for photography enthusiasts! As you arrive, you’re greeted by colorful fishing boats bobbing gently in the water, creating a stunning contrast against the blue sea. The early morning light casts a magical glow over the scene, making it an ideal time for capturing those perfect shots. The hustle and bustle of local fishermen preparing for their day adds an authentic charm to the harbour. You’ll find plenty of opportunities to snap candid photos of the fishermen, their boats, and the unique lifestyle that thrives here. Whether you're looking to capture the beauty of the landscape or the daily life of the fishing community, Mui Ne Fishing Harbour is a must-visit destination that offers a slice of local culture against a breathtaking backdrop.

Very nice and beautiful fishing village, friendly local people

This place boasts the best views of the Mui Ne Bay. Be ready to be stunned by a sea of colorful fishing boats.

the place that launched a thousand fisherman's boat. A beautiful view of round fishing boats. Truly unique.

Very nice and beautiful scenery. Unique fishing boats.

Sun rise in Fishing village. Amazing scenery, boat, fishing market, early sun and fresh ải.. all will fill u full energy in the day.

I put the fly cam (drone) up, and was able to get unique pictures of everyday life at the harbor!

Red Sand Dunes. Whoever named this place clearly lost a fight with a Crayola box. Spoiler: it’s not that red. It’s more like “slightly dirty orange” or “did someone spill paprika on the beige dunes.” If you came here expecting Mars, congrats, you just landed in your neighbor’s cat litter tray after taco night. What’s actually here? Sand. Shocking, I know. A few locals selling drinks and snacks because, let’s be honest, they know you’ll cave once the sun starts deep-frying your soul. That’s it. No ATVs, no cinematic vistas, just a sandy hill and your own bad life choices. But here’s the plot twist: it’s free. And that alone makes it superior to White Sand Dunes, where you pay actual dongs just to get sunburned and robbed by gravity. Here, you just stroll in, sink into sand that looks like it gave up trying to be red, and pretend you’re cultured while sweating through your clothes. So yeah, Red Sand Dunes: still boring, still sand, but at least your wallet survives. Call it the Costco sample version of tourist traps—cheap, slightly disappointing, but somehow better than the overpriced full product.

It is a fun experience to ride the atvs on the sand dunes. The guides take great photos of you throughout and help you stear only as needed.

There are not only here to play the sand dune. this is just one of it. My driver bring here when I say I want to go to sand dune but so at first we just want to take photo and leave to the ATV place but after we takephotos. there was a local girl offering us to play the sandboarding and my friend want to play it since the price they offer is 50k/board so we think wejust want to rent for 2 board only and just take turns to play. we need to walk few minutes to arrive at place where not so many people and play there. thegirl offer to take our pictures and record videos of us playing that sandboarding. After the session end, she ask for tips and we agree to give tip100k. my friend already give 100k to her but she ask for another 100k to give to her mum. we pissed off because its too much as we are not that rich to givetip 200k easily! but because most of us are soft hearted so we give 50k more to her. that’s all. So moral of the story, if they offer to take your picture,just say no if don’t want to pay tips at the end of the game. if you want to play ATV, you need to go to other place, not here. I will share it at the next review.

Family had a blast! Best to go early morning when its not hot and less crowded. Free to wonder around, 50k for sled, and great scenery for desert and ocean view

Very pretty but wait till you’re at the top to hire a sand board and make sure you have enough to tip the woman or she won’t like you.

Nice place and sliding but when I tipped 40k for 10 minutes (which I think is ok for Vietnam) he got angry and yelled at me to give him more. So just go alone and don’t use any service of local people as it will destroy your experience of this place.

If you have desert in your country don’t go You will pay extra money when you get there Beach Buggy like 800000 k which is so much for that

Red Sand Dunes. Whoever named this place clearly lost a fight with a Crayola box. Spoiler: it’s not that red. It’s more like “slightly dirty orange” or “did someone spill paprika on the beige dunes.” If you came here expecting Mars, congrats, you just landed in your neighbor’s cat litter tray after taco night. What’s actually here? Sand. Shocking, I know. A few locals selling drinks and snacks because, let’s be honest, they know you’ll cave once the sun starts deep-frying your soul. That’s it. No ATVs, no cinematic vistas, just a sandy hill and your own bad life choices. But here’s the plot twist: it’s free. And that alone makes it superior to White Sand Dunes, where you pay actual dongs just to get sunburned and robbed by gravity. Here, you just stroll in, sink into sand that looks like it gave up trying to be red, and pretend you’re cultured while sweating through your clothes. So yeah, Red Sand Dunes: still boring, still sand, but at least your wallet survives. Call it the Costco sample version of tourist traps—cheap, slightly disappointing, but somehow better than the overpriced full product.

It is a fun experience to ride the atvs on the sand dunes. The guides take great photos of you throughout and help you stear only as needed.

There are not only here to play the sand dune. this is just one of it. My driver bring here when I say I want to go to sand dune but so at first we just want to take photo and leave to the ATV place but after we takephotos. there was a local girl offering us to play the sandboarding and my friend want to play it since the price they offer is 50k/board so we think wejust want to rent for 2 board only and just take turns to play. we need to walk few minutes to arrive at place where not so many people and play there. thegirl offer to take our pictures and record videos of us playing that sandboarding. After the session end, she ask for tips and we agree to give tip100k. my friend already give 100k to her but she ask for another 100k to give to her mum. we pissed off because its too much as we are not that rich to givetip 200k easily! but because most of us are soft hearted so we give 50k more to her. that’s all. So moral of the story, if they offer to take your picture,just say no if don’t want to pay tips at the end of the game. if you want to play ATV, you need to go to other place, not here. I will share it at the next review.

Family had a blast! Best to go early morning when its not hot and less crowded. Free to wonder around, 50k for sled, and great scenery for desert and ocean view

Very pretty but wait till you’re at the top to hire a sand board and make sure you have enough to tip the woman or she won’t like you.

Nice place and sliding but when I tipped 40k for 10 minutes (which I think is ok for Vietnam) he got angry and yelled at me to give him more. So just go alone and don’t use any service of local people as it will destroy your experience of this place.

If you have desert in your country don’t go You will pay extra money when you get there Beach Buggy like 800000 k which is so much for that

We are there to celebrate my birthday last nov. 28 we stay at Meraki Oasis Hotel who has this very beautiful infinity pool. The wave is very high and strong during that time so I dont recommend swimming on the beach. So many local seafood restaurant. This place is very accessible from HCMC so if you want to escape the bustle of the city come in this tranquil beach place.

Beach experience was ok, water was semi clean, and the fresh seafood was delicious. Wasn’t crowded which was perfect, was very quiet and peaceful overall

Such a beautiful beach with great potential but people don’t seem to care much.

Stunning beautiful beach, but you can't swim. The undercurrent is so strong that just having a paddle in the water nearly takes your feet from under you. You can't sunbathe it's impossible. The wind is around 34 knts constant. The best conditions for surfing, etc. I'm not sure if the wind ever actually dies down.

It's a mix of both clean and not so clean beaches. Most resort adjoining the beach have maintained well. The open places are more occupied by the local fishermen. All in all a good walk during evening to enjoy the weather..

Very beautiful view 😍😍 I like it but it is not thing there that much. It is very peaceful 🤤

Dirty, a lot of dead fish & squid thrown out of the sea (I don’t know what’s causing this). Only good for kitesurfing. The sunset spot is more for swimming.

The place is nice but the management needs to change its policy for guests as it makes no sense. The place has coffee and restaurants but to access them people need to pay the full ticket price, why? We brought 2 costumers to explore their place and we just want to wait in a coffee shop and relax but according to their rule we have to pay the full price to do that... Recommendation: Allow people to park and stay in the main place and ask people their ticket to use the slide, access the waterfall or access special attractions.

It's the dry season, so the waterfalls were small, but it's excellent. The entrance fee is 250,000 dong, so it's expensive, but you can enjoy various amusement facilities included in the ticket price.

Incredibly weird place. I think I was the only customer I saw in the park. It looked and felt like a setting for a Rob Zombie movie. The roasted to the waterfall was a lot of fun. The waterfall was really incredibly small for the hype, maybe it is the time of the year I was there (late April). Would go for the coaster ride and then get out before things get too weird

Amazing waterfall which is about 70 meters long. The only problem is that the lookout is too close and you can't fully see the waterfall

This is wonderful place to visit including fresh air, water fall, and ao forth

The Alpine ride is nice although it's over quickly. The ticket prices were a bit expensive and there isn't a ton to do, but it's still worth going for sure. The waterfalls are nice and the ride is enjoyable

Take a stop to this place to enjoy the beauty of nature here, and it should be a long stop. Since.. - The ticket price is kinda high because when I was here, I didn't have much time to go around to explore, but the two main waterfalls => Take a short hiking around to explore would be a great idea. - The nature here is nearly untouched by humans( besides the rails, elevator, and some service buildings) => The naked beauty of the eco system. - For photographers, taking nature photos here is... satisfaction. - For family, it's a kinda brand new experience, make sure you bring some allergies medicine, since you may get some uncomfortable symptoms come from the forest. - and yes, I came here on weekdays, pretty empty, and I enjoyed myself to the maximum.

The waterfall was more beautiful than i thought and the countryside around it's very nice but the park is not well kept and that it's clear by witnessing the amount of trash you can find around the waterfall, really a sad and disgusting view in such a natural landscape. There are various bars but i guess none of the personnel cares about that ugly problem...It would take literally one or even half day to clean it well if all those people working there would team together. I really don't understand why many vietnamese people really do not care about keeping clean their land and even their national treasures, it is a huge problem that vietnamese society should address as soon as possible. It's often difficult to find a trash bin even in very touristy places and one of the photos below says it all.

Absolutely the most scenic and majestic series of waterfalls near Da Lat. A must visit.

My family and I are very lucky to visit this waterfall on a sunny morning during the rainy season. It's truly a magnificent sight. The water was so clear that it looks like silver was floating down from the cliff. Such a beautiful gift from nature. There were a few groups (tours, couples) but thankfully it wasn't terribly crowded. However, we were sad to see piles of garbage scattering around everywhere in the area. A quick look at the review section shows that this situation has been highlighted for years but there's no change in sight. We tried talking to the staff about this issue but they simply told us their hands are tied...

This is a huge and wide waterfall that is most majestic during the wetter season. As this waterfall is quite far from Dalat, best to visit it when going or coming from the airport, perhaps packaged it with airport transfer or include it as part of a day tour with hired driver.

Worth the 90 minute ride from Da Lat. Reached 3 minutes before closing time and paid a 70k entrance fee to ride my bike right up to the waterfall. Place was almost deserted at 5pm but absolutely spectacular after the afternoon showers. Pretty cold on the way back in the dark but at least the roads were paved. Pack a raincoat and jacket if riding down

This waterfall is very big and so powerful with panoramic view of water coming down from tge rocky cliff, esp. end of rainy season( mid october )it’s clear sky and strong flow of water so it’s not allowed to swim there. From parking lot, the way down to the waterfall is very shady and full with flower garden.

Pongour Waterfall near Da Lat is absolutely breathtaking and one of the most stunning natural spots in Vietnam. The wide, multi-tiered falls create a peaceful yet powerful atmosphere that’s perfect for nature lovers. The area is clean, well-maintained, and not overly crowded, which makes the visit even more enjoyable. A must-see destination if you’re in the Da Lat area – truly unforgettable!

How It Feels to Arrive at Po Klong Garai Tower – A Surprise Trip Back in Time (No Time Machine Needed) The moment I stepped foot on Po Klong Garai Tower, I felt like I’d accidentally wandered into a history documentary — minus the dramatic narrator and cheesy music. Perched peacefully on Trau Hill, basking in the signature sun of Ninh Thuận, the tower rises like it’s been waiting for centuries just to say, “Surprise! I’m still here.” Every brick and pattern screams ancient vibes only — not dusty or dull, but full of mysterious charm, like an old soul that still remembers how to party. The silence? Sacred. The breeze? Suspiciously poetic. I found myself sitting there, trying to absorb the culture like my phone absorbs Wi-Fi. Forget theme parks — this place has real emotional rollercoasters. It’s not just a tourist spot; it’s a whole moment. You come for the view, but stay because your soul’s been lowkey touched by Cham architecture. 10/10 would time-travel again.

Stunning Cham Towers that are well preserved. There’s a small museum that you walk through on the way up to visit. Short hike. Not too strenuous with multiple paths up. Went near sunset when not too hot and light was great. Beautiful views from the top.

Excellent example of a well preserved Cham site. Pay a little extra too avoid the walk in the July heat

Po Klong Garai is a stunning site as all Cham structures are. A must visit when in Phan Rang, specially if you're interested in history and ancient cultures. Visited at sunset and it didn't disappoint.

Amazing place!! We were so lucky to come on a festival day!! Packed with happy and friendly people. Such a fantastic experience for us!!

An interesting place to understand more about Cham culture, also quite good service and convenience. It fits with tourists and also travelers, even explorer.:)

2022 historical and cultural imprint of the Cham people

Nice place not too far from the city center for a bit of trekking—lol. I visited Datanla Waterfall, and at the time, they were offering a Zipline + Coaster combo for 1 million VND per person. Not exactly cheap, but a fun experience overall. The zipline route is 1.5 km in total. The first stretch is 1 km, then you walk about 500 meters to the second zipline, which takes you to Waterfall 3. The coaster starts and ends at Waterfall 3 or Parking area. If you want to visit Waterfalls 1 and 2, you’ll need to hike uphill a bit. They’re not super close, but not too far either. After exploring, you can walk back to the Coaster at Waterfall 3. With the combo, you can use coaster to go up (parking area), then if you still want to use the coaster to go down, can exchange the, kind of, receipt to another coaster ticket for free (round trip). By the way, you can ride the coaster alone, which is a nice option if you prefer a solo experience. Be aware there’s another zipline and coaster option with a shorter distance which is cheaper and you may access from the main entrance. Staff are friendly. NOTE: if you want to actually see the waterfalls in their full beauty, don’t go during dry season - you will need a bit of rain for the best views (“water-fall”).

What an adventure we had at Datanla Falls, its not only about the natural beauty but also the thrill of getting there. If you’re taking the Alpine Coaster, I recommend opting for the long track it’s worth it. You pass through beautiful forested slopes and end up right at one of the most scenic waterfalls in Da Lat. We had a blast on it and was so much fun. The views along the way are fantastic and the coaster adds a layer of excitement to the experience. There are two main falls to see the second one (reachable via a shorter coaster ride or walk) features a huge King Kong statue which makes for a fun and unexpected photo stop. From there, you’ll find a mix of scenic bridges, wooden walkways, and tropical gardens that offer fantastic photo angles. The first falls are more natural and powerful, with rock platforms and small viewing terraces perfect for photos or a short rest. There’s a clear path with steps surrounded by lush greenery, making the walk very enjoyable. Both sites are clean, accessible, and well maintained. You can easily spend a few hours here if you include both falls and the coaster ride. A great mix of nature and fun definitely worth adding to your Da Lat trip. Sunday 7:15 am–5 pm Monday 7:15 am–5 pm Tuesday 7:15 am–5 pm Wednesday 7:15 am–5 pm Thursday 7:15 am–5 pm Friday 7:15 am–5 pm Saturday 7:15 am–5 pm

To get to the waterfall and back you need to ride the alpine coaster which cost 250k Dong per person. It is suitable and safe even for elderly. The waterfall is well maintained and have bathroom there. (They also have zipline at the waterfall)

My son and I purchased an adventurous package deal for 1 million and 50K VND/person (= to 40 USD), which included 1500 meters of alpine zip lining, a twisty roller coaster ride, and an admission to the upper and lower of the Datanla Water Falls. It was worthwhile and fun.

Datanla is one of those places that pretends to be about “nature” but actually runs on the good old pay-to-play model. You want to see the waterfall? Too bad, there’s no hiking in like a normal person. You either strap yourself to a zip line or hop on the gravity-powered toboggan. Nature with microtransactions. We chose the toboggan, 250k dongs per person. Picture a rollercoaster where you’re the operator, except you only control the brake. That’s it. Go fast, go slow, pray the guy in front doesn’t slam on his brakes because there are signs everywhere screaming “No stopping, no phones, no filming.” For once, nobody acted like a jerk, so the ride was smooth and genuinely fun. The zip line? Looks like the discount version of every travel influencer’s drone footage. You’ll scream, you’ll dangle, and you’ll pay for it. The third option, the high rope course, doesn’t even lead to the waterfall. That’s just the bonus level where you wobble on ropes in a wedgie harness designed to make you question your life choices. And the big reward at the end—the waterfall? Totally okay. It’s water falling. Nothing epic, nothing terrible. Just wet gravity. Verdict: if you’ve ever dreamed of being your own rollercoaster driver, take the toboggan. Otherwise, skip the whole thing and spend your dongs on cold beer and street food that doesn’t require a seat belt.

Datanla Waterfall is one of Da Lat’s popular attractions, and it offers more than just a scenic waterfall. The highlight here is the alpine coaster that takes you down through the forest to reach the falls—fun, a little thrilling, and suitable for families. Once at the waterfall, the view is quite beautiful, with the sound of rushing water echoing through the greenery. The area is developed for tourism, so you’ll also find cable cars, adventure games, and walking trails if you want to spend more time. It can get busy, especially on weekends, but the organization is decent, so you won’t feel too overwhelmed. Overall, it’s a mix of natural beauty and outdoor activities—ideal if you want both sightseeing and a bit of adventure in Da Lat.

I loved the coaster ride to the bottom of the waterfalls. And the falls were stunning. Additional activities available include ziplining and rapelling (I did neither activity, but it sure was fun to watch).

Linh Phước Temple in Da Lat is one of the most striking and intricately designed temples I’ve ever visited. When we arrived, it was extremely busy, buses, motorbikes, and cars all trying to squeeze into the last available parking spots. Despite the crowd, the atmosphere remained peaceful and respectful. The temple is covered in vibrant, detailed mosaic artwork made from glass, pottery, and tiles, every surface is a visual feast. The grounds begin with a peaceful garden filled with flowers and fruit trees, followed by an area selling religious and gemstone items. We entered the main worship hall next (note: shoulders and knees must be covered and shoes removed). Inside stood a serene golden Buddha with a halo, surrounded by ornate pillars and wall murals. The bell tower is another highlight. Visitors can write wishes on slips of paper, attach them to the protective film wrapped around the bell, and ring it for good luckyI rang it twice, just in case! The most breathtaking part was the giant standing Buddha, surrounded by rows of golden statues across multiple levels. There’s even a towering Buddha statue made entirely from dried flowers. Linh Phước Temple is not just a place of worship, it’s a living masterpiece. Definitely worth the trip.

I definitely recommend visiting this place. Be advised there is basement floor (B1 and B2) to visit for free. The place is reachable by train which departs at 09:55. Make sure you buy one way ticket at the entrance because the train heading back down is only an hour apart and there usually is not any other train there. It takes 30 minutes to get there so you will roughly only have 15 ~ 20 minutes on site if you choose round trip. You will find Grab taxis around the Temple for your way back.

A beautifull temple with a unique architecture. You can write your wish on a note and stick it to the bell, then ring the bell. You can also go up the bell tower by the stair, as there is a Budda on each floor. The price at the food store is reasonable for both food and souvenir products. Not many local go here though.

A very interesting and beautiful place. I definitely recommend visiting it and not necessarily as part of a tour. Free entrance. We went by taxi on our own. Beautiful and very atmospheric. Lots of statues. There is an opportunity to go down to hell. It is better to go in good weather.

Linh Phước Temple in Da Lat is one of the most striking temples I’ve visited in Vietnam. The entire complex is decorated with intricate mosaics made from broken ceramics, glass, and porcelain, giving it a colorful and almost surreal look. Every corner reveals another layer of detail, from the tall dragon statues to the stunning 49-meter tower. Inside, the main hall is filled with ornate statues and carvings, creating a spiritual yet visually overwhelming atmosphere. The temple also has a giant bell where visitors can write their wishes before ringing it, which feels both symbolic and memorable. It’s a bit outside the city center, but definitely worth the visit if you want to see something truly unique in Da Lat—both for its artistry and its spiritual significance.

Beautiful architecture- pictures said it all in the other comments What cannot be missed? Spend some time to go down to the basement, you’ll discover ‘HELL’, literally. Find the ‘Ox head and horse face’, the guardians of the underworld, and discover the eery world of the afterlife. No entrance fee. Free parking but do remember to take your bike before the parking locks at 17:30 😉

As many reviews about what special here so I just want to share my experience on how to combine a short trip between the temple and Dalat train station: bought a one way train ticket from Dalat train station, then take a Grab cab there, after visit you walk around 10-15mins to Trai Mat station and take train back to town, because it’s hard to book a Grab back, there many local cabs but price can’t guarantee. And round trip train is limit time for your visit, as mentioned total time to walk to temple and back is around 30mins, u only have 20-30 mins to explore the temple. Start ur trip in the early evening so u can have chance to watch sunset along the way back to town in the train. See my bonus view from train.

Pure nature, peaceful, relaxing and worthy to visit, even family with children or young people. We will return there.

A tropical park with zoo, waterfall, ostriches riding, pig racing, croc feeding, mudbath and who knows what else. Would be good for kids. A lot of sculptures of all kind of animals including dinos. It is best you call ahead to check what is awailable at the date you go. Maybe there is a performance.. for a place 50 km into the mountains it is a 5 star.

A beautiful waterfall worth visiting, the entrance fee may look expensive but it’s inclusive of mud bath and soaking in warm spring water. Suitable for family with young children too as there are mini zoo with ostrich, peacocks, crocodiles to name a few. Easy walk with not much trouble moving around. You can easily spend 1/2 a day or full day trip to this place.

Very commercial. If people enjoy this. I respect that, but honestly I think this is an afront to nature, asphalt everywhere kitsch plastic statues everywhere. Not my cup of tea, if you are a nature/waterfall lover I am afraid you need to go elsewhere. There are a lot of gorgeous waterfalls in vietnam, but some of them are very hard to get there without a good motorbike and offroading experience. Again some people might enjoy this, but don't go in expecting any real nature, it is very commercialized.

Suprise you got to pay to see this once beautiful bit of nature transformed into a poor pseudo Disney land with statues of animals that are not native like kangaroos tigers etc. The bus driver and the one at the bus stop are very unfriendly they prefer to sleep or play with their phones. Even if driving.

It seemed little bit old. I think it will be much better if they renew some points because they have a good resources like real nature and crocodiles. To make people come, need more site to seat like chairs and benches(there were few pay sun beds) to enjoy waterfall. (I really wanted to come to a glass wall coffee shop with airconditioning system for a second.) Another new Botenical garden will be also fine. Best vew points are falls, happy tree, feeding fishes and crocodile. Hope they can make it more attractive!

Good falls half an hour away from Nhatrang city with some swimming ponds. Entrance fees. There's a kind of small zoo with reptiles, ostriches (you can ride them by paying 40k$).

One of the most developed and urbanized beaches I’ve been to! Despite being in a highly urbanized city, the beach is still beautiful and the sand looks great. I’ll definitely go back!

Put aside super clear sea water. For this, you need to be other part of the world. Basically, this beach is lively. Whether in the morning or before sun set. It is always full of activities. 50-50 local or foreigners.

Nha Trang beach 🌊 is beautiful, free to swim 🏖️, and pleasantly uncrowded. Sitting on the sand at night ✨ to watch the sea is also a great experience.

The central beach in Nha Trang was honestly very disappointing. The beach itself is dirty, with a lot of trash around, and vendors constantly walking up trying to sell you things. The water was the worst part – out of 15 days, it was only clear twice (and even then, only “clear” by local standards). Most days the water was muddy, full of trash, and often covered with a strange brown-green foam. To me, it looked like waste or chemicals from ships passing by. After swimming, when I washed my swim shorts, the water turned dark green, and even the white pockets were stained. That says a lot about the water quality. This beach could be paradise if it were properly maintained – just cleaning the sand and stopping ships from dumping waste would make a huge difference. But right now, it’s not a place I’d recommend. If you want clean beaches, Da Nang is a much better option. I spent over 30 days there and the water was almost always clean (except for the occasional jellyfish, which were harmless). ⚠️ One note: most photos you’ll see online are from the rare days when the water is clear, so don’t be fooled.

Had a blast sitting on a sand relaxing and eating Banh Mi, the waves were nice and cool breeze and warm sun.

Absolutely love this beach, it really gives Nha Trang its charm. Good for swimming but beware of the strong waves, plenty of sunbeds also available along the beach. I also came here for a run in the morning, love the scenery! ⛱️

The place is pretty clean and very spacious place to swim. This beach area very long, but the place near agarwood tower until in front of novotel was very crowded in the morning until noon. The little over the north has less people swimming. If you wake up early morning you might able to watch sunrise.

We visited Long Son Pagoda on a weekend and were surprised to find it relatively quiet, which made the experience peaceful and enjoyable. The complex is beautifully maintained, with ornate temple architecture, bonsai-lined walkways, and a welcoming atmosphere. Be prepared for a bit of a climb — there are quite a few steps to reach the giant seated Buddha statue at the top, but it’s well worth the effort. The views over Nha Trang from up there are incredible, offering a panoramic perspective of the city skyline, mountains, and coast. About halfway up, you’ll find a serene reclining Buddha statue, carved into the hillside, surrounded by carved monk figures. It’s a calm spot to take a break before continuing making your way down. There is also a bell tower as well to see.

The giant Buddha was breathtaking. There’s also a reclining Buddha with carvings that were so intricate in detail. It was beautiful. There’s also a golden Buddha and a lovely garden. There was no cost to enter. Being that it is a temple, it is advised to dress respectfully.

It’s beautiful 100 years old biggest Buddah statues in Vietnam, very well maintained over 100 years since. If you would like to donate, make few steps to right side where the big looked door with the slot open. The guide sign is faded, its barely noticeable how to make donations. The pagoda itself quite touristic and not much to see except these statues

Very peaceful and beautiful place. The big white Buddha at the top is definitely worth the climb — the view is really impressive! The stairs aren’t too difficult, but take it slow if it’s hot. On the way up, there’s a reclining Buddha and some nice statues to check out. Entrance is free, but you might meet people trying to sell incense or ask for donations — just ignore them if you’re not interested, no pressure. Tip: Dress respectfully (no short shorts or tank tops), and try to visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat and crowds. Nice spot for pictures and a little break from the usual touristy stuff.

A peaceful and impressive spiritual site. The giant white Buddha gazing over the city is truly awe-inspiring, and the reclining Buddha is enormous — a breathtaking sight to see. The atmosphere is calm and respectful, perfect for a quiet walk and reflection. Plenty of photo-worthy moments along the way, with great views of Nha Trang from the top. A must-visit for those seeking both culture and serenity.

The entrance fee is free. It is a quiet and amazing place to visit. They also have a souvenir shop with affordable prices.

Outstanding. Always a great immersive experience to lose yourself in a Pagoda, spent many times visiting those in Saigon and Da Lat and this one in Nha Trang is my first pagoda to visit in the bay and I must confess that she is beautiful and the garden is well maintained. You can access the big Buddha with the stars in the background, prepare your breath.

Beautiful historical place. Located on the little hill. Surrounded by greenery with benches where you can relax. Beautiful view from the terace on the Nha Trang and sea. Definitely worth visiting. You can buy ticket on arrival 30000 v d.

Very beautiful temple. Buddhist temple with Hindu elements. I liked that they didn’t painted and didn’t made fancy renovation. Looks very authentic and raw. A lot of space to set down, drink cool drinks, buy souvenirs. Recommend to walk around, had a small garden behind with beautiful trees and big rocks. There were dancers at the beginning who dance national dances with drums. Entrance fee 30.000 d. has a clean toilet near the temple. Beautiful view on the city. It was a bit busy with tourist groups, I was there around 10.40. Google maps says they open at 6, maybe it’s better to go as early as possible.

This temple deserves to be visited if you happen to be in Nha Trang! It is so culturally rich and the architecture hints at the hinduistic influence of the Cham people. The temple is also very well restored and you can see which parts of the temple are new and which ones are the original. I would recommend visiting during the opening hours of the site (around 6:30-8AM) since it can also get quite crowded even in the weekdays. You can also get a guided tour which is short but informative so you can learn more about the history of the temple!

The temple is a beautiful building, surrounded by lush trees and blooming flowers. We loved the monuments and the spacious grounds. There's also a great selection of affordable souvenirs available. The entry ticket is very reasonable at 30,000 per person.

One of the best looking and interesting places to visit in Nha Trang and I didn't see there so many Russians 😉🤣 Ticket costs 30k VND, you can visit wearing shorts, they will give you a long coat if you want to go inside the temple.

Impressive! 3 towers of Champa’s culture! I was interested with their Champa’s show and inside the tower! Between cozy city but it’s really nice & historical!

Po Nagar Cham Towers is a true testament to the Cham civilization. Not only rich in cultural and spiritual values, the heritage complex is also an excellent example of architectural beauty, which is enough to capture visitors’ hearts. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or photography enthusiast, the Po Nagar site offers a bit of everything, making it the ultimate destination in Nha Trang.

We decided to take the VIP pool package. Private bath/pool beautiful room, shower and rest room. I’d attempted to book online the day before, but couldn’t get my card to work on the system, no worries tho an email arrived from the resort that a VIP package had been reserved in my name. I emailed back immediately how happy I was they found the problem and we’d be there the following day. We arrived just after 9am (traffic!), paid at the desk and a buggy brought us to our room. The hostess took our food order and explained what would happen (timing wise) through the day. 9.30am we had our mud bath (it was drawn and ready when we arrived) 10.30am pool time till 11am for the first of our chosen ‘light snacks’ I had chicken and rice - chicken leg with a cup of boiled rice and salad. Hubby had a full plate of vegetarian noodles! Fruit plate & juices. 12.30 we were back for our herbal bath, then off for Himalayan rock salt sauna then oil massage. Then off for our next ‘light snack’ we had mushrooms, vegetarian noodles, tuna sandwich (not a fan, but hey there has to be something I’m not keen on right?) fruit plate & juices. Back to the room just after 4pm. If you had energy this is when you’d head to the water park, we back into the pool area by our villa as did others who’d chosen this experience. An incredible day I’d highly recommend. It’s going to be one of my most memorable experiences of my holiday in Vietnam.

An extraordinary experience! A well managed water park with various facilities for relaxation and excitement. The mud bath is particularly good. They provide outfit and towel, you can just walk in and enjoy, size of the mud pool is subject to the number of people with spacious setting. A two thumbs up must try item! There are a number of slides, fit for kids from 3 to teenagers, or parents even grandparents. The food prices are reasonable, you can spend a whole day here without repeating the water activities.

Big territory, very clean. Convenient dressing rooms and showers. There a lot of pools with hot mineral water and some with cold-warm water. Good aqua park. A lot of palms. Good service. We bought the tickets for 170k, this place costs it. Thank you!

Great is the word that I think is the most suitable for this place. It is the most worthy destination in the journey to Nha Trang. I went with my team and took a hot mineral bath. There are many hot mineral water swimming pools, the heat level is also different, so try from the least hot lake to the hottest lake to get used to it gradually. Some people in our group also like to use mud baths. There are more artificial waterfalls, thrilling game areas. I chose to add a herbal body massage package in 60 minutes, I like to be fascinated, after finishing, the body seemed to be full of vitality, abundant energy even though I couldn't sleep all night before, the staff was also very gentle and polite. Lunch is also very delicious, fresh and clean, the toilet is also ok

The private Forest View VIP package was absolutely amazing. It included mud bath, mineral bath, swimming in the warm pool, very relaxing full-body massage, and the food was delicious as well. Highly recommended!

An excellent place for relaxation. Truly a paradise for tourists. The hot mineral spring is great, it relaxes your body. There's even a normal pool, and a water park section. There's a restaurant, whose food is also good and enjoyable. When you're spent and tired, you can just chill and relax on the chairs nearby, or even sunbathing. Overall: Wonderful place, definitely recommend visiting.

I-Resort is truly a perfect choice for relaxation in Nha Trang. There are various combo packages to suit different needs. My husband and I chose the 400,000 VND ticket per person, which included a 20-minute hot mud bath plus access to the swimming pool and hot–cold mineral pools. The locker area is well-equipped with towels, hair dryers, changing rooms, and combs, which is very convenient. After changing clothes, the staff guided us clearly on where to go and what to do, which made the whole process very comfortable. The resort mainly focuses on mineral pools and swimming pools, with three soaking pools of different temperatures, so you can choose the one you like best – personally, I enjoyed all of them. There’s also a fun experience of boiling eggs in a natural hot rock pool. The water is a bit salty due to the seaside location, but it’s not an issue. The overall space is clean, peaceful, and unique. One inconvenience is that sandals are only sold at a single counter, with no rental service, which can be bothersome when moving around. Also, there is no shower gel provided, and the “do’s and don’ts” are not clearly explained in advance. Overall, the service is good, the staff is attentive, and the relaxation experience is wonderful. Definitely worth 5 stars and highly recommended when visiting Nha Trang.

Is this the best beach ive been to? Yes absolutely. Serene and calm. The beach was comparatively empty and not many tourists come here. The sand was white and water blue. Its a 2 hours drive from nha trang and you can spend the whole day here. You can rent a bed and relax here all day.

Best beach in viet nam

It is said that this is the most beautiful beach in Viet Nam, correct. The blue ocean, white sand and sunny all day but recently more and more Chinese tourists come here and make this beach noisier. There is not much resort located in here so it maintains the wild beach by itself

Such a beautiful day spending here!! 👍👍👍

Dốc Lết Beach is a wonderful site 50km away from Nha Trang city. It's covered with white sand and the waves are nice. November is a low season and you have almost all the beach for yourself. Going there from Nha Trang by local bus costs you only 60.000₫ the return ticket and the bus passes by Tran Phu street, which goes alongside the beach.

The beach in the resort is so beautiful, clean, blue, âmll wave with many water sports. There are many Chinese tourists visit here in the daytime.

This once beautiful beach is now filled with trashes everywhere... The sand no longer pristine white, though the water is still very blue, and clear.

The church has a small area, but for me, as a person who likes small corners to take pictures, it's more than enough, it's really beautiful, I feel satisfied when I chose to come here! Especially quite close to Da Di, so it should be in your schedule

A beautiful church with some historical Background. The place is kept in good shape and worth a visit.

Peaceful church, ancient ❤️ Take time to go to this place when you're in Phu Yen city centre

A mini Cathedral need to be maintained.

Very nice ancient Catholic Church. The hair of saint André Phu Yen kept here.

This church archives the first prints in the Vietnamese alphabet and marks one of the earliest influences of Christianity in Vietnam.

Visited the church and learned the history of modern Vietnamese language with Latin roots. Alexandre de Rhodes (15 March 1593– 5 November 1660) was an Avignonese Jesuit missionary and lexicographer who had a lasting impact on Christianity in Vietnam. He wrote the Dictionarium Annamiticum Lusitanum et Latinum, the first trilingual Vietnamese-Portuguese-Latin dictionary, published in Rome, in 1651.

Truly devastating place. The Museum and documentary we saw in the museum depict just the horrendous tragedies that the United States did to innocent Vietnamese civilians. We meet with a survivor of this massacre and his story was devastating. Walking through the re creation of some of the buildings is truly heartbreaking to see a whole village just get wiped out in a matter of hours. The place is truly sad and shows you the horrors of War and why we need peace in this world. Also if you are in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) visit the War Remnants Museum as it tells you about more on this massacre and also other war crimes.

Everybody visiting Vietnam should spend an afternoon walking round the gardens and museum to reflect on the tragedy of this war crime. An incredibly moving experience which I am very grateful to be able to visit. Very informative and a must-see to understand the impact of America’s War on Vietnam.

Important for all to see • Quan trọng cho tất cả mọi người để xem I took a motorbike from Hội An to get here, it took about 2.5 hours each way (with breaks and gas stops) and the route was easy as a beginner motorbiker. Staff were friendly, and price was reasonable, around 20k + 5k parking. If you have extra time, I also highly recommend seeing the nearby Chùa Minh Ðức, a beautiful towering Buddha statue and temple on top of a hill.

Very good museum, preserving the memory of this terrible event. There is a 30 minute documentary, as well as many artifacts in the museum and a garden. Must visit for anyone in the area, especially Americans, so we can learn from history, instead of repeating it.

Interesting place to visit. Took two guests from Scotland to explore the Ky Anh Tunnels – a hidden underground network hand-dug by local villagers during the Vietnam War. Step inside the real tunnels and experience how the VC fighters once lived and survived underground. A moving and unforgettable journey into Vietnam’s wartime history, right here in Tam Ky, Quang Nam. #KyAnhTunnels #TamKyVietnam #VietnamWarHistory #DiaDaoKyAnh #ExploreVietnam #LocalBuddyTours

A historic memorial and museums space and garden to be visit for everyone who find his way to Quang Ngai. Be aware that the local people are still traumatized when they get in touch to western tourists.

For me it was an emotional place. Its so sad how barbaric humans can be, and continue to be to one another. It's well worth a visit.

Tam Thanh Mural Village is an interesting yet somewhat neglected destination. Located between the river and the sea, the village is easily accessible by car, but it remains quiet due to the fact that most locals are fishermen who spend their time at sea. This creates a peaceful but somewhat deserted atmosphere. Walking around, you can see colorful murals on the walls of houses, though many of them have faded over time. The natural scenery is beautiful, with the contrast of the ocean and the tranquil river, but unfortunately, the beach is littered with trash, which takes away from its charm. One of the good things about visiting Tam Thanh is that you don’t need to buy any tickets or book in advance. However, aside from taking photos and enjoying the quiet surroundings, there isn’t much else to do. If you’re looking for a well-maintained tourist attraction, this might not be the place for you. But if you appreciate off-the-beaten-path experiences and local life, it could still be worth a visit.

Great bike ride from the resort u stayed. Only 7km. I had a guide to show me around so it was awesome.

This place is uniquely painted village in Vietnam. The painting project is co-started by the cooporation between Vietnamese government and a Korean university. Since its completion, the village has become a famous tourist attraction where you could find a lot of photogenic scenes, local activities and nice natural landscapes only found on middle Vietnam.

A very nice, lovely, quiet and beautiful little fishing village by the sea. White sand and fishing boat laying in wait between the trips. Not very much tourists as there are not many hotels but homestays. Cute wall paintings along the main road running through the village. This is ideal place for those who want a a real hide away.

This village was designated by the government to be an area of art. They got artists to paint murals on the walls of the fishing village. The village runs along one road for just over a kilometre. The paintings are just impressive and are of many different themes. It was an absolute pleasure to visit this little off the beaten track place and see it before it becomes over commercialised with tourists, which is sadly happening in Vietnam today.

Lovely little village where the homes and fences have been painted with various scenes. Murals are very artistic. The beach area is relatively clean and virtually empty. There were a few touts but no hard sell, or pressure, a simple shake of the head and no thanks and off they happily went. Can also walk down to the fish farms. Not really geared for tourism and that was the best part.

We did a 6-hour trip to Tam Thanh village, it was awesome! We park our bike for 5,000, walk through the village to find the paintings, some on hidden wall behind, some on those walls in small alley, so it was really fun. lunch for 20,000 per person, noodle or steam rice with side dishes, which can be found on the main street, pretty cheap! We had sugar cane juice, while h can be found anywhere. Long clean sandy beach, very quiet. On the way to Tam Thanh, just after the Waterpark, we found magnificent white sand dunes, perfect pho photoshoots! Highly recommend!