Bình Thuận Essentials

Bình Thuận’s landscape is defined by the shifting Red and White Sand Dunes and the unique geological erosion of Fairy Stream. Cultural heritage is represented by the 8th-century Po Sah Inư Cham Towers and the 49-meter reclining Buddha atop Ta Cu Mountain. The region also features the historic 1899 Ke Ga Lighthouse and the scenic coastal routes of Bau Trang, alongside cultural attractions like the Fisherman Show and the European-style Wine Castle.

The Champa temple of Po Sah Inư

8th-century Hindu temples built in the Hoa Lai architectural style to honor Lord Shiva.

Red dunes

Coastal dunes characterized by their distinct reddish-brown hue and wind-sculpted formations.

Lotus Lake

A natural freshwater lake divided by sand dunes, known for seasonal lotus flowers.

Fairy Stream

A shallow stream flanked by orange-red sand pillars and white clay formations carved by wind and water.

KDL MuiKeGa-BinhThuan

A rocky cape home to a 65-meter-high lighthouse constructed by French engineers in 1899 using granite.

Ta ku mountain park

Site of the Linh Son Truong Tho Pagoda and a 49-meter-long reclining Buddha statue, accessible via cable car.

Wine Castle

A Napa Valley-inspired estate featuring medieval castle architecture, underground wine cellars, and tasting rooms.

Lầu Ông Hoàng

Ruins of a 1911 French estate built by Duke de Montpensier, associated with the history of Vietnamese poetry.

Fisherman show - Vietnam FM

A contemporary theater production using 3D mapping and water effects to showcase local fishing heritage.

Bàu Trắng - Phan Rí

Vast white sand dunes and the scenic coastal road connecting Mui Ne to Phan Ri Cua.