Co Thach Pagoda (Cave Pagoda) and the ground of seven colored rocks are probably the most famous locations in Tuy Phong (Binh Thuan province). 

The Tet season is the best time to visit Co Thach.

The ground of seven colored rocks is a unique product of nature. Colorful stones are ground smoothly by sea waves.

Not far from Co Thach is the beach with rows of green poplars, the wide sandy beach, which is ideal for group activities.

The wind power field is a fancy site for travellers. Those who love photography can find new angles here. It is the first wind power field in Vietnam.

Located in Chi Cong commune, about 10 km from Co Thach, Ganh Son is a special site with promontories of red color and unique shapes.

Vinh Hao salt fields.

Tuy Phong is also home to vineyards.

Away from the sea, travelers can visit the Da Bac Lake. This is one of the largest irrigation reservoirs in Binh Thuan Province, which provides water for irrigation and daily use of the three communes of Vinh Tan, Vinh Hao and Hoa Minh.

As one of the driest regions in Vietnam, although next to the Da Bac Lake, the trees still look withered.

Tobacco fields. Tobacco is one of the rare plants that can grow in this land.

Going further to the west is the mountainous commune of Phan Dung. This place is considered the second Da Lat.

For adventurous travelers who like exploring unspoiled places or diving to see corals, Cu Lao Cau (Cau Islet) is an ideal location. This is a small island, about 45 - 60 minutes by boat from the shore, one of the sea turtle egg preservation in Vietnam. If you want to camp overnight, remember to ask for permission in advance.