The 'magical' slopes in Phan Thiet (Binh Thuan)

If you're heading to Phan Thiet for the upcoming holiday, make sure to visit the "long slope" and the "sunset slope" for breathtaking views and photo opportunities.

The "long slope," located on Xuan Thuy Street in Mui Ne, reveals a stunning panorama of the vast blue sea as you descend, with distant mountains adding to the picturesque scene. This spot has gained popularity on social media, earning the nickname "the magical slope," where both sunrise and sunset views are spectacular.

After passing this slope, you can continue to Hon Rom Beach, a pristine beach with calm, clear waters, perfect for a relaxing visit.

The "sunset slope," about 9 kilometers from Phan Thiet city center at the foot of Co Mountain in Phu Hai ward, offers its most stunning views from 4 to 6 PM. Driving along this coastal road, you'll hear the gentle sound of waves and watch the blue sea transition to shades of orange as the sun sets.

Visitors can also explore nearby attractions like Ong Hoang's Palace and Ong Dia Rock.

Phu Quy Island in Binh Thuan remains a hot spot for holiday travelers, offering activities like swimming in clear blue waters, paddleboarding, snorkeling, catching seafood with locals, and capturing stunning "Instagram-worthy" photos.

Check-in at the path emerging from the sea and the 'mini Hawaii' in Khanh Hoa

Diep Son Island, located in Van Phong Bay, Van Ninh District, Khanh Hoa Province, is about 60 kilometers from Nha Trang city center, a 70-80 minute drive away.

This destination attracts tourists with its pristine beauty, clear blue waters, and fine white sand, earning it the nickname "Vietnam’s Maldives." Diep Son Island’s unique feature is the white sand path known as "Diep Son Waterway," connecting Hon Bip, Hon Qua, and Hon O islands. On sunny days, the crystal-clear water reveals schools of fish and coral.

Recently, social media has been buzzing about Mini Beach, a small beach in Nha Trang with emerald green water, often referred to as "Mini Hawaii" in Vietnam. Many check-in photos at this beach have garnered thousands of likes.

This small beach, located on Hon Mieu, one of the most beautiful islands in the bay, is just a 7-minute canoe ride from Nha Trang Tourist Port. Despite its small size - only about 300 meters long - the water is exceptionally clear, with a stunning emerald hue and fine white sand. The beach is lined with thatched-roof shelters, white umbrellas, wooden chairs, and tall coconut trees.

Stunning waterfall in Quang Tri draws visitors for 'healing'

Located about 120 kilometers from Dong Ha city, Ta Puong Waterfall in Trang Ta Puong village, Huong Viet commune, Huong Hoa district, is one of Quang Tri's most attractive tourist destinations, especially in the summer.

The area is known for its pristine, lush surroundings and offers various "cooling off" activities that provide visitors with a sense of "healing" and connection with nature.

Besides enjoying the scenic views and swimming, visitors can participate in activities like paddleboarding, bamboo boat rowing, trekking, and mountain climbing.

There’s also Ta Puong Cave nearby for exploration. Don’t miss the chance to taste local specialties, such as wild bamboo shoots and chicken dishes prepared by the local community.

Quiet but quality spots in Quang Ngai

Beyond the popular My Khe Beach and Ly Son Island, visitors to Quang Ngai can explore hidden gems like My A Port, Hoc Mo Beach, Chau Me Beach, Hon Nhan, Ba Lang An Cape, Bai Xep, and Nghia An Sea Wall.

Bai Xep and Hon Nhan (Nhan Islet), located in Ghenh Da village, Binh Chau, Binh Son, are formed from volcanic sedimentation. The shallow, clear waters make it easy for visitors to wade through and catch crabs, snails, and seaweed.

At Hon Nhan, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the vast sea, looking out toward Ba Lang An, the lighthouse, and even the clear outline of Ly Son Island. You can also snorkel or paddleboard in the pristine, blue waters.

Visit Hai Van Gate on Hai Van Pass

Hai Van Gate is located at the summit of Hai Van Pass, between Thua Thien Hue province and Da Nang city. This nearly 200-year-old structure, built during the Nguyen dynasty, has been restored by local governments and was reopened to the public in early August.

From Hai Van Gate, you can enjoy panoramic views of the majestic, winding Hai Van Pass in Thua Thien Hue, and look toward Da Nang to see the beautiful coastal city and the picturesque Da Nang Bay.

Check-in at the 'Singapore Corner' in Sam Son (Thanh Hoa)

Sam Son Beach Square has become an increasingly popular destination for tourists. The square features green spaces with symbolic architecture and landscapes, including the iconic Trong Mai Rock and Dong Son Drum.

The area also impresses visitors with a nightly free water music show, featuring fountains equipped with German technology, 300 jets, synchronized lighting, and a modern sound system controlled by advanced software.

The newly opened water park in Sam Son is another exciting spot, offering several rides and attractions making their debut in the Asia-Pacific region, including record-breaking slides like the Savage Waves and Mega Shark.

Pu Luong

If you're looking for a quieter place to relax during your 2/9 holiday in Thanh Hoa, consider visiting Pu Luong or Bai Dong.

Bai Dong, located on Nghi Son Peninsula, is about 60 kilometers south of Thanh Hoa city center and over 200 kilometers from Hanoi. In the last three years, Bai Dong has become a favorite among travelers due to its unspoiled beauty, tranquil atmosphere, clear blue waters, fresh seafood, and affordable prices.

The area features a long stretch of beach surrounded by high mountains and rocky outcrops. From the coastal cliffs, visitors can admire stunning sunrises and sunsets, which are said to rival those on Ly Son and Phu Quoc islands.