Ta Cu Mountain: Binh Thuan's Reclining Buddha Above the Jungle
Thirty kilometers south of Phan Thiet, Ta Cu mountain hides a mountaintop monastery and a 49-meter reclining Buddha that most visitors to Mui Ne never bother to visit.
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Thirty kilometers south of Phan Thiet, Ta Cu mountain hides a mountaintop monastery and a 49-meter reclining Buddha that most visitors to Mui Ne never bother to visit.
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Two days is enough to see Pu Luong's rice terraces and raft its river — if you leave Hanoi on Friday night and plan tightly.
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Lung Ngoc Hoang is the Mekong Delta's last significant patch of wild wetland forest — here's how to visit it properly.
Na Hang - Lam Binh is a limestone-and-lake wilderness in northern Vietnam that most travelers skip entirely. Here's how to visit without a tour group.
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