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Daily Tour
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MUI NE – BEAUTIFUL BEACH
Mui Ne is famous for its enormous red and white sand dunes. The ‘red dunes’ (doi hong) are convenient to Hai Long, but the ‘white dunes’ (doi cat trang) 24km northeast is the more impressive – the near-constant oceanic winds sculpt the pale yellow sands into wonderful Saharaesque formations. But as this is Vietnam (not deepest Mali) there’s little chance of experiencing the silence of the desert.
Prepare yourself for the hard sell as children press you to hire a plastic sledge to ride the dunes. Unless you’re supermodel-light, it can be tricky to travel for more than a few metres this way.
JOURNEY: 6 HOURS
(PRIVATE FLEXIBLE TIME)
(KEGA - POSHANU - VAN THUY TU TEMPLE - TACU MOUNTAIN)
We pick you up at your hotel local in Mui Ne City as following we will visit:
- LIGHTNING HOUSE KEGA: Not only being the oldest lighthouse in Southeast Asia, Ke Ga Lighthouse is now also the highest lighthouse in the region with 200 spiral stairs and total height of 65m. It will actually be interesting feelings for tourists when setting foot on the venue.
- POSHANU CHAM TOWER: One of the most important relics of Cham culture in Central Vietnam. The Cham ruins are not just famous for its unique and sophisticated architectural patterns, but here is also a common place for cultural activities of Cham people.
- VAN THUY TU TEMPLE: The oldest relics in Binh Thuan province with the ancient beauty and majestic architecture. It is home to store Vietnam and South East Asia's largest whale skeleton annually attracting the great number of tourists.
- TACU MOUNTAIN: Ta Cu Mountain is 30 kilometres south-west of Phan Thiet, find the 49-metre white reclining Buddha, accessible by foot or ten minute cable car ride up mountain.
Cable car take you to Ta Cu mountain to visit Linh Son Truong Tho Pagoda and have a panoramic view of the large dragon fruit farm .
TaCu Pagoda, also called Linh Son Truong Tho Pagoda, is located in Ta Cu Mountain, at 400 meters above sea level. The pagoda was founded by Patriarch Thich Huu Duc in the late of 19th century, and was restored in 1963.
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