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• The best things to do in Phan Thiet and the beach of Mui Ne comprise geographical wonders, traditional fishing villages, pristine beaches and verdant mountains. Also prominent are ancient structures that date back as far as the 9th century. Needless to say, you have plenty to see and do during your holiday in the capital of Binh Thuan province and its neighbouring beach resort.While Phan Thiet and Mui Ne are among the busiest coastal towns in Vietnam, both remain relatively untouched by urban development. The most famous attractions here are the Red and White Sand Dunes, where travellers can enjoy a fun-filled day of riding ATVs or sliding down the slopes on rickety sledges. With that being said, there’s more to this town than the extraordinary desert plains, so we’ve compiled a list of Phan Thiet and Mui Ne’s most popular attractions.

• Ho Tram is located in Xuyen Moc district, Ba Ria – Vung Tau province. Ho Tram is a long stretch of coastline between Long Hai and Binh Chau. Ho Tram tourism has developed strongly in recent years.If you are looking for a tourist or resort destination near Saigon, Ho Tram is a great suggestion. Ho Tram is only about 120 km from the city, about 2 – 2.5 hours by car on the highway, about 30 km from the city of Vung Tau tourism. Ho Tram is not noisy, bustling, crowded like other beaches. The beach here is long and beautiful, with clear blue water, white sand, and especially cheap seafood. Ho Tram was once recognized as the most beautiful and unspoiled beach in the world by a famous American TV channel. Currently, in the Ho Tram area, many high-class hotels and resorts have been built to serve the needs of rest, and tourism of tourists.

• Phu Quoc is the largest island in Vietnam ( ​​574 square kilometers  or 222 sq mi). It is located in the southwest of that country, although it is closer to Cambodia (the sovereignty of the island has been in dispute on several occasions throughout history). It is a very popular tourist destination.The island has several white sand beaches. The temperature is mild all year round. It has a domestic airport. A new international airport is under construction. The island is part of Kien Giang Province,

• Perched on a mountain‘s edge, stay at the charming Topas Ecolodge, recently acknowledged by National Geographic as a ’unique lodge‘, and help support Sapa‘s hiltribe communities and the
• Delve deeper into the lives of the Red Dzao people, one of Vietnam‘s most facinating minority
• Take a memorable walk through the breathtaking rice terraces of Nam Cang and gain insights into many mountain- dwelling communities that call Sapa

• Cruise the waters of the picturesque Halong bay on a traditional junk.
• Take in the stunning scenery and feast on fresh local seafood.
• Enjoy a scenic train ride between Hanoi and Sapa – a spectacular journey which winds through the
• Escape Hanoi‘s bustling crowds as you make your way to an ancient village and gain an insight into local