Mui Ne - a name as impressive as this land itself, which some people have called "sand paradise". Gorgeous sand dunes, clear blue sea water and excellent seafood are advantages that few places can match.
The beauty of sand
Located 22km northeast of Phan Thiet city (Binh Thuan), Mui Ne beach is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Southeast Asia with clear blue sea water and wide sand dunes. With the sunny weather of the Central region, the most suitable time for tourists to visit the sand dunes is from 7 - 8 am when the temperature is only 25 - 27 degrees Celsius.
The White Sand Dunes are endlessly white, the Golden Sand Dunes are more brilliant, bright yellow in the sun and every time it rains, they turn dark red - a unique color that only a talented painter, nature, can create. floating. People have found up to 18 shades of colored sand in Mui Ne, enough for sand artists to create beautiful paintings with unique colors that are not mixed with any artificial color palette.
Sandboarding on Mui Ne sand dunes
After admiring the sand and admiring the majestic immensity of nature, visitors can choose one of many sand games such as sand skiing or find thrills with 4-wheeled sand scooters. The plastic sheets are rented at a fairly affordable price, 10,000 VND/sheet for the entire skating session, which will make you really relax on the slide from the top of the hill.
After participating in games in Mui Ne sand dunes, you can visit many famous tourist attractions in Binh Thuan such as the famous Ganh Son beach, Ta Cu mountain, Suoi Tien, Bau Trang lake... Ganh Beach Son located in Chi Cong commune, Tuy Phong district is famous because viewed from above, the beach looks like a mountain and water painting depicted with the wonderful strokes of nature.
On one side are crimson sand dunes rising as if carved by time, on the other side is the blue sea. Besides, another sight not to be missed is Poshanu Tower, located 7km northeast of Phan Thiet city center. The cluster of towers is located on Ong Hoang hill, built by the Cham people at the end of the 8th century, worshiping Shiva - the god worshiped by the Cham people.