Mui Ne, Binh Thuan, Vietnam

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  Towers A and C of Tháp Po Sah Inư on Đồi Bà Nài (the nearby Prince’s Castle could be seen in the background)

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  The ruined Prince’s Castle just ~100 meters away from Tháp Po Sah Inư, which sits right on top of Đồi Bà Nài

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  The town of Phan Thiết, Bình Thuận, as viewed from atop Đồi Bà Nài

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  The picturesque harbhour of Phan Thiết, Bình Thuận

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  The impressive red sand dunes and the exposed limestone base along Thắng cảnh Suối Tiên, Mũi Né

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  Fancy a ride on these saddled ostriches? (near Thắng cảnh Suối Tiên, Mũi Né)

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  Local fishermen at work in a traditional thùng chai near the fishing town of Mũi Né

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  Bikini beauty on the beaches of Mũi Né (near Mui Ne Lodge resort)

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  What a splendid sunset over Mũi Né!

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  Yet another cool, welcoming morning in Mũi Né

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  Local fishermen were already very busy fishing by the time the sun returned to Mũi Né

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  A cute jellyfish and a ‘furry’ sea urchin that found their way onto the busy beaches of Mũi Né

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  Đồi Cát Bay (a.k.a. the Red Sand Dunes) near the fishing town of Mũi Né

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  The so-called Red Canyon ~26 km north-east of Mũi Né, on the way towards the White Sand Dunes

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  Bàu Trắng and the White Sand Dunes ~35 km north-east of Mũi Né

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  A boat by Bàu Trắng

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  A lively oasis among the White Sand Dunes

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  Buffalos were taking over the traffic on highway TL706

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  Cheap, but big, juicy and sweet sapodilla fruits bought from the local Chợ Mũi Né

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  Despite the language barrier, this was our best dining experience in Vietnam throughout—affordable price, tasty food, and friendly service (Café Pin, 249B Nguyễn Đình Chiểu, Mũi Né)

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  Being in Mũi Né, you shall never give barbecue seafood dinners a miss

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