Mui Ne (Mũi Né), which is a popular tourist center in Phan Thiet, is listed as a national travel destination in Vietnam (Việt Nam). It is famous for its white sands stretching over the blue sea and coconut trees. Currently, it is a ward of Phan Thiet city with a total area of 35.41 km², a population of about 24,275 people, and a population density of 686 people / km².

Mui Ne has long become a popular tourist destination with blue sea, fine sand, and poetic beauty. On top of that, when coming here, you will also be able to admire the beautiful natural scenery and have an opportunity to understand the community of the Cham (Chăm) and Chinese people. Especially, when you come here, you can enjoy the delicious food of this beautiful coastal land.

For the best travel experience in Mui Ne, before your departure, take some time to learn about this land. In the article below, we will share with you travel experiences in Mui Ne with the hope that you will have a great trip.

Here are suggestions for famous tourist destinations in Mui Ne by region:

1. Mui Ne Area

Mui Ne is famous for many clean and beautiful beaches and areas. They are:

• Hon Rom Beach (bãi Hòn Rơm)

With the beautiful landscape and many boulders with strange shapes, Hon Rom becomes very attractive in the eyes of tourists. Especially in the rainy season, the whole mountain is surrounded by the green color of nature; however, it becomes yellow in the sunny season. Maybe it is why visitors comment that Hon Rom looks like a huge stack of straw from a distance.

• Tien Stream (Suối Tiên)

With small water gorges and beautiful sandy valleys, Tien Stream is a destination that you should not miss in Mui Ne. Especially, beside the stream, there are many natural stalactite hills which are red or white. Much more than that, the stones with strange shapes worn by nature also make the attraction of Tien Stream.

• Cat Vang Hill (Đồi Cát Vàng)

If the landscapes mentioned above were not enough to inspire you to plan a trip to Mui Ne right away, this place also has an interesting site called Cat Vang Hill. In this site, you will admire beautiful colors of the iron mines along with sand’s yellow color. Sand is always changing color due to the abrasion of wind. The image of Cat Vang Hill is considered a special symbol of Mui Ne.

• Mui Ne Rock

This is where many rocks protrude the sea, creating a beautiful scene. There are many small sandy beaches within long sandy beaches. The scenery here is also very charming thanks to the Ba Vang Shrine (miếu Ba Vàng) and Mr. Thạch Long’s Tomb on the top of the rock.

2. The Area Around Mui Ne

• Bau Trang And Bau Sen Freshwater Lake

About 18 km from Hon Rom beach, there are two natural freshwater lakes named Bau Trang (Bàu Trắng) and Bau Sen (Bàu Sen). Bau Trang is famous for the lotus ponds blooming among the white sand hills in summer, while Bau Sen impresses tourists with immense lake.

• Cham Tower

Cham Tower is located on Ba Na hill, about 7km from Phan Thiet City. Being one of the remains of the Kingdom of Champa, the Cham Tower (Tháp Chăm) has a small but refined Cham culture. Here, you will feel the majesty and mystery of this tower.

3. Phan Thiet City Area

• Ho Chi Minh Museum (Bảo Tàng Hồ Chí Minh)

Ho Chi Minh Museum is also an attractive tourist destination in Mui Ne where Uncle Ho (Bác Hồ) lived and taught before coming to Saigon to find a way to save Vietnam.

• Van Thuy Tu Palace (Dinh Vạn Thủy Tú)

Van Thuy Tu Palace is the place to store many styles of Nguyen Dynasty (Triều Nguyễn). In particular, there is a bronze bell. Van Thuy Tu Palace is where local people in Phan Thiet worship the Ong Voi (Ông Voi) who helped them overcome the danger. So when you come here, you should not wear shorts or short skirts.

• Lau Ong Hoang (Lầu Ông Hoàng)

It is a place that you should not miss when visiting Mui Ne – Phan Thiet. Lau Ong Hoang is associated with Han Mac Tu (Hàn Mặc Tử) – a very famous poet of Vietnam. In particular, this place is also an inspiration for Han Mac Tu to create many famous poems praising the charming sceneries.