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IF YOU HAVE 2 DAYS FREE<\/h3>\n

\u2013 Mui Ne beach<\/h3>\n

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When one talks about Vietnam\u2019s tourist attractions, it\u2019s deficient if we don\u2019t mention Mui Ne as one of the most beautiful beach destinations of Vietnam. Mui Ne is a coastal resort town in Phan Thiet \u2013 the capital of Binh Thuan province, about 4 hours by bus Ho Chi Minh City. The name \u2018Mui Ne\u2019 interestingly has many origins. The first meaning comes from the fishing people in the past. They usually faced sea storms, so they used to hide in a cape, which was called \u2018Mui\u2019 in Vietnamese, and \u2018hide\u2019 meant \u2018Ne\u2019. The second one originated as the name of the youngest daughter of Cham King \u2013 who was known as the owner of this land. Her alias was Ne, therefore, the cape where her temple was built, was called \u2018Mui Ne\u2019.<\/p>\n

Mui Ne is a tropical beach with wonderfully warm weather, which is ideal for swimming. However, since the area from the central stretch to the northern end is dominated by fishing industry, the southern part is more suitable for swimming.<\/p>\n

With strong sea breezes, Mui Ne is most famous for kite and wind surfing. Days from November to March have clear skies with perfectly strong winds from 11 am until late evening. The rock-free water makes it relatively safe for the kite surfers. There are also some Kite Surfing Schools, in which kite surfing starters are helped to launch the kite by beach boys. For starters who want more self-practice, you can try the western part front around Kite Surfing School Windchimes, where there are not many surfers, so that you can avoid unwanted accidents.<\/p>\n

\u00a0\u2013 Mekong Delta: B\u1ebfn Tre \u2013 Cao L\u00e3nh<\/h3>\n

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A visit to the Mekong Delta is so memorable because of the region\u2019s diversity. Everyday scenes include children riding on the backs of water buffalo or cycling to school through country lanes clad in white ao dai; rice workers stooping in a sea of emerald; market vendors grinning behind stacks of fruit; bright yellow incense sticks drying at the roadside; flocks of storks circling over a sanctuary at dusk; Khmer monks walking mindfully in the shadow of pastel pagodas; locals scampering over monkey bridges or rowing boats on the delta\u2019s maze of channels. There are over a dozen towns in the delta with facilities for tourists, though some are rarely visited as they are not on the way to anywhere. My Tho is well geared up for boat trips, and near enough to Ho Chi Minh City to be seen on a day-trip: it affords an appetizing glimpse of the delta\u2019s northernmost tributary, the Tien Giang. From My Tho, laidback Ben Tre and the bounteous fruit orchards besieging it are only a hop and a skip away. Cao Lanh is strictly for bird enthusiasts, but Sa Dec, with its timeless river scenes and riotously colourful flower nurseries, has a more universal appeal, while just down the road, Vinh Long is another jumping-off point for boat trips.<\/p>\n

-Vung Tau beaches<\/p>\n

Vung Tau is an old port, and the first Vietnamese area to be visited by local vacationers. It is located on a 110 sq. km area, 125 km south-east of Ho Chi Minh city. With an average temperature of 28oC and 20 km of beautiful coastline, it\u2019s no wonder that it\u2019s a popular spot. Vung Tau have five beaches scattered over the peninsula.<\/p>\n

Bai Truoc \u2013 Front Beach: Bai Truoc is also known as Bai Tam Duong. Tam Duong means \u201csearching for the sun\u201d. The beach is located between Nui Lon mountain and Nui Nho mountain. From far, the beach is shaped like a crescent moon, and along the beach, there are many coconut trees. Not a clean beach for swimming, it has many kiosks, open-air restaurants and bars and it is the beach closest to urban Vung Tau.<\/p>\n

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