Coming to the sunny and windy land of Ninh Thuan, visitors do not forget to visit vineyards, sheep or see coral on Vinh Hy Bay.
As the highlight of ninh thuan tour, the majestic Poklong Garai tower is located on Betel Hill, Do Vinh ward, 9 km
from phan Rang city center – Cham Tower. The Cham built the tower in the late 13th century to worship King Poklong Garai (1151-1205), the king had great success in governing the country. Symbolizing Mount Meru in hindu beliefs, the cluster of towers has solid architecture despite the many historical ups and downs of the ancient land of Panduranga. In July, if you have the opportunity to visit Poklong Garai Tower, visitors will immerse themselves in the sacred Kate festival atmosphere with many rituals and traditional Cham dances and music. Tickets to the tower are VND 20,000 per person. Photo: Thien NguyenTanyoli Picnic Resort (Tango Your Life) gathers many games, attractive experiences on the terrain of grassy hills, sand dunes and coastline. Located in Km19 of Son Hai village, Phuoc Dinh commune, Ninh Phuoc district, about 30 km southeast of the city center. Tanyoli also owns many natural landscapes including typical flowers, film set, restaurant, team building space and campfire. Sheep and horses are grazed for photography. It is also attractive to tourists because of the system of staying tents on the steppe like the Mongols. The hourly break is VND 500,000 per 3 hours and more than VND 1 million for a day and a night. Photo: Thien NguyenOtter Cave is a coral-in-the-sea area of Ninh Hai district, located south of Vinh Hy Bay, with natural beauty about 35 km from the city. If you go from Phan Rang, you can take the Ninh Thuan sea route, this road will take you to Tri Thuy Bridge, down the bridge just turn right to National Highway 702, Thai An village, Vinh Hai commune, Vinh Hy district. Otter Cave attracts visitors by the overlapping rocks that form many small caves, this area has many otters. The Otter Cave is also ideal for watching the sunset. Photo: Thien NguyenLocated about 8 kilometers southeast of phan Rang – Cham Tower, spread over an area of nearly 700 hectares, Nam Cuong sand dunes are likened to a sub-desert of Ninh Thuan. It is almost untouched, curled up in the silence of heaven and earth. Here, visitors can choose to transform into Cham girls for beautiful photos. Photo: Faculty of HonorComing to Ninh Thuan, you can experience no-nod life in An Hoa sheep field orSuoi Tien in the direction of Cam Ranh. The ideal time to visit is from May to September because of the beautiful weather, green plants as food for sheep. 7-8am is a great time to take photos with sheep. Tickets are VND 40,000 per person. Photo: Phan LocSummer is a great time for children to be taken by family to travel the sea. In Ninh Thuan, the beaches suitable for bathing tourists are Vinh Hy, Ninh Thuan, Binh Tien, Binh Hung. To sit on the bottom of the coral viewfinder on Vinh Hy or Ninh Thuan sea, visitors will cost 120,000 VND per person, including boats and swimming goggers with snorkels. Photo: Thien NguyenBau Truc pottery village in Ninh Phuoc district is now famous for tourists near and far. 95% of the population of this village is promoting and preserving the traditional profession of the family. Rmeric is mostly women. The main material is clay taken from the banks of fields along the Quao River. In the process of pottery, from soil making, shape to baking products are made manually but still achieve certain sophistication. Coming to the village, visitors have the opportunity to make pottery or buy ceramic products as souvenirs for VND 30,000-100,000. Photo: Bau Truc Pottery VillageNinh Thuan is a hot province all year round, but is suitable for growing grapes, apples, and salt making. In addition to the two main grape varieties, red and green grapes, Ninh Thuan people also grow black grapes used to make famous wines. On Ninh Thuan – Nha Trang road, visitors will see thousands of vineyards and apples, can combine rest, visit An Thai vineyard, Ba All … take pictures, pick berries and buy grape products. Photo: Thien Nguyen
