Sightseeing in Mui Ne

If the scorching sun makes you feel like you want to go somewhere, why not take a trip to Mount Ta Cu? Just 40 km deep into the city, Ta Cu is the largest mountain – with lush forests, abundant wildlife, and a cool, fresh atmosphere. It also features the Reclining Buddha Statue, which is 49 meters long – one of the largest Buddha statues in Vietnam.

The fishing village is located right in the heart of Mui Ne, where fishermen have long been working hard to make a living. Traveling along the coastline for just 15km, visitors will find this traditional fishing village, a bustling seaside area filled with colorful handicrafts and lively fishing boats typical of Vietnam. Visiting the fishing village at sunrise, you will witness fishermen returning from a fishing trip with nets full of fish and shrimp, and the bustling seafood market that takes place right on the beach.

A 45-minute drive along the coastline will take you to the famous white sand dunes of Mũi Né, nestled by Bàu Trắng Lake. This is a favorite activity for many visitors, as the sand dune tour offers an experience of wandering through a vast, picturesque landscape – a scene reminiscent of the Sahara Desert in Africa, but unique to Vietnam.