Sightseeing in Mui Ne

Located on Ba Nai Hill overlooking the sea, Po Sah Inu Cham Towers is one of the most famous cultural and historical attractions in Mui Ne, Phan Thiet.

If you are looking for a unique and peaceful attraction in Mui Ne, Fairy Stream is definitely a destination worth adding to your journey.

In Phan Thiet – Mui Ne and many coastal villages of Central and Southern Vietnam, whales (respectfully called “Ca Ong” – "Grandfather Fish") are revered as sacred protectors of the ocean.

Every year, on the 5th day of the first lunar month (the Grave Visiting Ceremony) and from the 14th to the 16th days of the 9th lunar month (the Autumn Worship Festival, also known as the anniversary of Thầy and Thím), thousands of local residents and visitors come to the temple to pray for health, family happiness, and success in business and life.

Cổ Thạch Pagoda (also known as Cổ Thạch Stone Pagoda or Hang Pagoda) is a Buddhist temple located in Liên Hương Commune, Lâm Đồng Province, Vietnam.

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.