Capital
Phan Thiết
Known For
Mũi Né sand dunes, dragon fruit, Cham towers
Best Time
Nov – Apr (driest and sunniest)
Locations in Bình Thuận - 13 found
Cổ Thạch Beach
Cổ Thạch Beach, also called the 'seven-coloured rock beach,' is a photogenic str…
Cù Mi Beach
Cù Mi Beach is a quiet working fishing beach in southern Bình Thuận, with colour…
Fairy Stream
Fairy Stream is Mũi Né's most unusual natural attraction - a shallow stream wind…
Hàm Tiến Beach
Hàm Tiến Beach is the quieter northern stretch of the Mũi Né coastline - less de…
Kê Gà Lighthouse
Kê Gà Lighthouse near Mũi Né is a historic French-built lighthouse dating to 189…
La Ngâu Stream
La Ngâu Stream in Tánh Linh, Bình Thuận is a rocky jungle stream with natural po…
Mũi Né Fishing Village
Mũi Né Fishing Village is a working harbour at the tip of the Mũi Né cape, where…
Mũi Trọ Fishing Village
Mũi Trô is a tiny, nameless-on-most-maps fishing village on the Bình Thuận coast…
Phú Quý Island
Phú Quý Island (also known as Cù Lao Thu) is a remote coral island 120km off the…
Red Sand Dunes
The Red Sand Dunes (also called Đồi Cát Bay, 'Flying Sand Dunes') are Mũi Né's m…

Ta Năng - Phan Dũng Trek
The Tà Năng - Phan Dũng Trek is the most celebrated multi-day wilderness route i…
White Sand Dunes
The White Sand Dunes of Mũi Né are Vietnam's most surreal landscape - vast white…
Yavly Waterfall
Yavly Waterfall is a remote cascade deep in the forest along the Tà Năng - Phan …
Local Food You Must Try
Bánh canh chả cá
Thick tapioca noodle soup with handmade fish cakes - Phan Thiết's most iconic breakfast, served with fresh chilli and lime at roadside stalls since dawn
Bánh căn
Miniature rice batter cakes cooked in clay moulds over charcoal, topped with quail egg or dried shrimp - eaten hot straight from the mould with a sweet-sour dipping sauce, a Phan Thiết street food ritual
Bánh quai vạc
Half-moon shaped dumplings filled with pork, shrimp, and wood-ear mushroom - steamed or pan-fried, a Bình Thuận coastal snack with a thin chewy skin and savoury filling
Gỏi cá mai
Raw silver whiting fish cured in lime juice and tossed with herbs, roasted peanuts, and shredded green mango - a Phan Thiết coastal delicacy eaten fresh at beachside restaurants
Lẩu cá bớp
Cobia fish hotpot in a light sour broth with tomato, pineapple, and fresh dill - cá bớp is prized for its firm white flesh that stays intact even after long simmering
Bánh rế
Crispy deep-fried sweet potato and coconut shred fritters shaped like a nest - a Phan Thiết street snack with a satisfying crunch and subtle sweetness, sold by roadside vendors at dusk
Bánh hỏi lòng heo
Delicate woven rice vermicelli bundles served with braised pork offal - the contrast between the light silky noodles and rich savoury offal makes this a beloved Bình Thuận breakfast
Gỏi ốc giác
Spiky murex sea snail salad tossed with lime, chilli, lemongrass, and fresh herbs - the snail meat is chewy and briny, a popular nhậu dish at Phan Thiết's coastal seafood stalls
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