Tu Van pagoda is built in 1968, located on the road 3/4 in Cam Ranh Municipality, Khanh Hoa Province, about 60 km in the south of Nha Trang City. It is completely made from dry seashell and coral, turning it into a museum of coral and shells. Because of its unique materials, Tu Van also has other names including Oc Temple (Shell Temple) and San Ho Temple (Coral Temple). From its entrance, you will be surprise with a huge Prajna Paramitta Boat (Thuyen Bat Nha) made of dead shells with the length of 10m. According to Buddhist theory, it is the boat navigated by Mitreya Buddha to carry people of great righteousness and generosity across the ocean of misery after death. On the boat’s sails are extracts from the Buddhist book of prayer, which are intended to calm visitors so that they may enter the pagoda with tranquil souls.

Vinh Hy Bay - A peaceful and untouched spot to blow your worries away Nestled in the heart of Ninh Thuan Province, Vinh Hy Bay is a hidden gem renowned for its pristine landscapes. It beckons travelers seeking an escape from the bustling city life. Discover what else awaits here. Vinh Hy Bay is in Ninh Thuan, Vietnam. With its serene ambiance and unspoiled beauty, the bay offers a retreat from the hustle and bustle, providing a sanctuary where visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature. Join us on an exploration of Vinh Hy Bay, where every moment promises to be a vivid brushstroke on the canvas of your Vietnam travel adventure, creating lasting memories. This hidden gem maintains its natural charm, boasting a stunning landscape of pristine white sandy beaches, towering rocky mountains, and winding streams amidst lush greenery. It holds the distinction of being Vietnam's most narrow coastal stretch, featuring a variety of coral reefs and enticing caves

Hang Rai is a must-stop destination for visitors who are interested in discovering the windy and sunny area of Ninh Thuan. Located on the route of provincial highway 702, Thai An village, Vinh Hai commune, Ninh Hai district, Rai cave is seen as a “princess” sleeping near the sea and Nui Chua Mountain (God Mountain). Many large and small caves are home to many otters, giving the place its name, Rai. It is quite easy to reach Rai cave driving on flat roads. On the way, visitors can see immense valleys and mountains inside the Nui Chua national park. Visiting the cave, people will be surprised at this masterpiece sketched by nature. Visitors can see the charm of an ancient coral reef covered by evergreen moss and silvery waves. It has also becomes endless inspiration to young people who love taking romantic photos.

The coastal province of Ninh Thuan is the grape capital of Vietnam, with a total area of over 1,000 hectares. In addition to selling grape to traders, Ninh Thuan’s growers also open their vineyards to tourists, with images of local vineyards laden with fruit as beautiful as those in Europe, creating a “fever” on social networks. This seedless black finger vineyard belongs to Nguyen Dinh Tri’s family in Nhơn Sơn commune, Ninh Sơn district. Seedless grapes, which are sweet and crunchy, are very popular among tourists. Visitors will also have the chance take photos and buy fresh grapes. Meanwhile, vineyards within the Thai An Cooperative have been attracting tourists with their delicious grapes. Visitors can take photos and pick and enjoy grapes and other local specialties. Thai An grape village has more than 200 hectares of grapes, including red, green, pink, and candy grapes. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn and discover the different grape varieties and growing techniques