Mui Ne Beach

Binh Thuan is a coastal province located in southern Vietnam, 200 km away from Ho Chi Minh City, boasting nearly 200 km of beautiful coastline. Phan Thiet is the capital of Binh Thuan province, renowned for its fishing industry and traditional Vietnamese fish sauce. Located 24 km northeast of Phan Thiet is Mui Ne, an ideal tourist destination and a source of inspiration for artists seeking relaxation. Mui Ne possesses pristine, unexploited beaches, along with majestic landscapes. There is also Doi Cat (White Sand Dunes), which has long been a creative subject for artistic photographs and paintings. Besides beaches and sand dunes, Mui Ne also features stunning landscapes like Fairy Spring (Suoi Tien), Cham Tower (Poshanu Tower), and Lotus Lake (Ong Hoang Pavilion).

Mui Ne is situated along Highway No. 706, with expansive sand dunes and picturesque rows of coconut trees. The beach has a gently sloping shoreline, clear blue water, and abundant sunshine year-round. Mui Ne has long been dubbed the "Hawaii" of Vietnam, with shaded roads under coconut trees, a beautiful beach, and cliffs shaped by sea waves. The distinctive landscape of Mui Ne is characterized by the sinuous lines of golden sand sculpted by the wind, resembling ocean waves from a distance.

The scenery is especially captivating at dawn, when young Cham girls in their green attire head to work, making this area an ideal "check-in" spot for photographers. Mui Ne is the perfect place for rest and relaxation, where visitors can enjoy swimming in the cool, blue sea, conquer sand dunes, or unwind by the pool. Indeed, this oasis brings joy to people of all ages and serves as an endless source of inspiration for artistic creations.