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Visit Mui Dinh in Ninh Thuan

Visit Mui Dinh in Ninh Thuan

Mui Dinh or Dinh Cape is located in Phuoc Dinh commune, Thuan Nam district, Ninh Thuan province, 30km south of Phan Rang - Thap Cham city center.

The road to Mui Dinh is quite difficult and bumpy. There are almost no residents here, so it still retains its rare wildness. That is why Mui Dinh still retains its peaceful appearance, creating a gentle, relaxing feeling for those who accidentally set foot here.

Although located quite far from the city center, Mui Dinh is still a place visited by travel enthusiasts because of the majestic scenery, as well as the endless beauty of the roads leading here.

How to get to Mui Dinh
By motorbike: Traveling by motorbike is the method chosen by many young people when traveling to Mui Dinh. This is a convenient means of transport, helping you easily conquer difficult terrain as well as being more proactive in moving or stopping to rest.

If you choose to travel from Phan Rang - Thap Cham city to Mui Dinh, you can follow National Highway 1A to the South for about 15km. When you reach Van Lam Cham village, turn left and go through the Lagerstroemia area for about 8km, you will see Dai Bang mountain. From Dai Bang mountain, you travel another 7km to reach Son Hai village. Finally, you will move through a sand desert to reach Mui Dinh area.

In addition, there is also a road to Mui Dinh with beautiful coastal scenery, which is the road along Ca Na beach. When you pass Ca Na lagoon, turn onto DT701 road to go to Mui Dinh. Please note that this is a road with many bends and turns, you need to concentrate and have a steady hand on the wheel.

By bus: To get to Mui Dinh from Ho Chi Minh City, you can choose bus routes to Ninh Thuan from Mien Dong Bus Station with fares ranging from 160,000 - 200,000 VND/person.

Bus routes from Ho Chi Minh City to Ninh Thuan usually take about 5 hours. To save time, you can travel the night before, stay overnight on the bus and arrive in Phan Rang - Thap Cham city early in the morning.

By train: In addition to the above means, you can travel to Mui Dinh by train. From Ho Chi Minh City to Ninh Thuan, the fares ranges from 150,000 - 250,000 VND. From Hanoi to Ninh Thuan, the ticket price will range from 600,000 VND.

If you travel by train from Hanoi, it will take you about 1 day to travel and on this route, you can admire the beautiful scenery of the country from North to South.

The picturesque beauty of Mui Dinh
Mui Dinh has many beautiful landscapes. In addition to the rocky cape jutting out towards the sea to welcome the wind and rain, this place also contains romantic beauty like a love letter of Ninh Thuan embracing the beautiful Central strip of land.

As mentioned above, to get to Mui Dinh, you can move through the DT701 route. This route appears with a beauty that you can imagine as a remote expeditionary area. With one side being rolling hills and dotted with an ecosystem that thrives on barren land but still retains its lush green color. On the other side are the sea breezes blowing like bringing the breath of the sea into every sense.

On the way to Mui Dinh, you can see sheep farms covering a green grassland, or see a peaceful and gentle sand dune called Nam Cuong. Nam Cuong sand dune is about 8km from Phan Rang, where you can see life slowing down every sunset, when Cham girls wearing jars on their heads are gently moving across the sand to return home.

Unlike Hon Do which is another attraction in Ninh Thuan famous for coral rocks, Mui Dinh has its own wild and gentle beauty. The clear blue sea water gently rushes to the shore, blending with the white sand, creating a peaceful feeling for those who visit here. The large rocks with strange shapes are like a strange highlight for the scenery of Mui Dinh.

Looking from above on Dai Bang Mountain, you can admire the whole view of Mui Dinh like a colorful landscape painting stretching out to the vast ocean. In addition to the vast beach with clear blue water and gentle as a light breeze, around Mui Dinh is also a large desert area dotted with a few rows of cacti stretching out among the white sand.

In the distance is the 180m high Mui Dinh lighthouse, built during the French colonial period in 1904, with the task of lighting the way for ships entering and leaving the cape safely.

The road to Mui Dinh lighthouse is quite beautiful, you can see goats walking on the slopes. When you reach the top of the lighthouse, you can freely admire the whole view of Mui Dinh and admire the ingenuity of nature.

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