33 guides tagged tay-ninh — sort or switch view to find what fits.
Chua Ton Thanh is a 200-year-old pagoda in Long An province tied to one of Vietnam's most beloved poets. Here's what to see, how to get there, and why it's worth the detour from Saigon.
Ho Dau Tieng is Vietnam's largest artificial lake, sitting quietly in Tay Ninh province with almost zero tourist infrastructure — and that's the appeal.
A practical guide to Lang Noi Tan Lap, the cajuput forest eco-zone near Saigon — what to expect, how to get there, and what most visitors get wrong.
Lang Sen is a Ramsar-listed wetland reserve in Long An province, south Vietnam — a flat, watery world of lotus fields, bird colonies, and zero crowds.
Ma Thien Lanh is Tay Ninh's rocky, forested gorge tucked into the Ba Den mountain range — here's how to visit, what to do, and what most people get wrong.
Everything you need to cross at Moc Bai — transport from Saigon, costs in VND, visa practicalities, and what to eat and do near Tay Ninh's busiest land border.
Tay Ninh is small enough that location barely matters, but the choice between budget guesthouses and mid-range hotels shapes your experience. Here's what each neighborhood and price tier offers.
An ancient Oc Eo-era archaeological site in Tay Ninh province that most travelers skip entirely — and why that's a mistake if you're into history off the usual circuit.
Tay Ninh's best season runs November to February when heat drops and rain stops. Avoid May–September typhoons and humidity; the wet season floods rural roads and peaks visitor traffic in December.
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