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8 must-see places in Quang Binh in the morning

Travel to Quang Binh in the morning, where to go and what to do to have the most enjoyable experiences? Here are eight suggestions from Wanderlust Tips.

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1. TRA ANG CAVE – DISCOVER A GREEN AND COOL UNDERGROUND RIVER SYSTEM AND ITS PRISTINE STALACTITES

Tra Ang Cave (at km17, Quyet Thang Road No. 20) with a depth of 667 meters collects water from Va Cave, Son Doong Cave and En Cave and funnels it into Tra Ang Stream, which is over 4 kilometres long. It is a cave with a green and cool underground river system. Its pristine stalactites are diverse in structure with various shapes and colours. In front of the cave, there is a natural sand beach and the beautiful Tra Ang Stream.

♦ Top tips: Tourists can join a Tra Ang Cave day tour departing from Phong Nha. Price: VND1,650,000/person.

♦ Must see: If you have more time, you can join a 2 days and 1 night tour to explore both Tra Ang and Hamad Valley. Hamad Valley has beautiful natural landscapes and an abundant vegetation cover with high biological diversity. Price: VND 4,700,000/person.

♦ Cuisine: This area is quite secluded and doesnot have many tourist services so you should bring your own food and drinks.

2. SURVIVAL VALLEY – AQUARIUM PALACE CAVE

This landscape belongs to Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park. Sinh Ton Survival Valley has many types of terrain: limestone mountain, non-karst topography, caves and grottos and primeval forest and it is a kingdom of rare birds. Aquarium Palace Cave is in the middle of Survival Valley and features an exotic shade of blue in the water that until today explorers cannot fnd the origin of or reason for. Venturing further into the cave, it appears like an undersea palace with colourful and elegant stalactites.

♦ Top tips: Guests have many options when joining a tour to discover Sinh Ton Valley and Aquarium Palace Cave: 1 day tour: VND1,650,000/person or 2 days-1 night tour: VND4,700,000/person.

♦ Must see: If you have time, you can join the Rao Thuong – En Cave (2 days-1 night) tour from VND7,000,000/person, or a tour to conquer Son Doong – the world’s largest cave (5 days-4 nights) USD3,000/people.

♦ Cuisine: This area is quite secluded and does not have many tourist services so you should bring your own food and drinks.

3. VA CAVE & NUOC NUT CAVE – AN UNDERGROUND PARADISE

Va Cave has a unique stalactite system that seems to grow from the ground, with about 1,000 columns of relatively uniform size. The stalactite columns are precious, brittle and almost not to be found anywhere else in the world.Va Cave and Nuoc Nut Cave are part of the Son Doong cave system as can be seen in their shared water flow. In addition, these two caves have gorgeous stalactite and stalagmite formations. Some people even fnd that the stalactites in Hang Va are more beautiful than those in Son Doong Cave. You will be amazed when you set foot in the middle of this great scenery and experience this wonder of nature.

♦ Top tips: To discover Nuoc Nut Cave, tourists can take part in a one-day tour departing from Phong Nha. Price: VND2,400,000/person. If you want to explore Va Cave, you need to join a 2 days – 1 night tour at a price of VND8,000,000/person.

♦ Cuisine: This area is quite secluded and does not have many tourist services so you should bring your own food and drinks.

4. YEN PHU LAKE – FILMING LOCATION OF KONG: SKULL ISLAND

Yen Phu Lake is located in Trung Hoa Commune, Minh Hoa District, Quang Binh Province. This place has undulating rocks stretching over the water making for magical scenery in the early fog on the lush green lawn stretching far and there cows grazing grass. Film director Jordan Vogt-Roberts chose the impressive beauty of Yen Phu Lake as one of the settings for the famous blockbuster Kong: Skull Island.

♦ Top tips: Visitors can visit Yen Phu Lake and other famous places that appear in the hit movie like Chout (Mouse) Cave and Da Deo Pass (both in Tan Hoa Commune, Minh Hoa District). On 17thJune, Quang Binh Province has offcially put into operation the day tour: Yen Phu – Hoa Son – Ruc Mon Cave Tour.

♦ Cuisine: Bring food and drink for your exploration or return to Trung Hoa Commune Centre where you can fnd local stalls and restaurants.

5. VUNG CHUA – YEN ISLAND – VISIT THE TOMB OF GENERAL VO NGUYEN GIAP

Vung Chua – Yen Island is located in Tho Son Village, Quang Dong Commune, Quang Trach District. This is the resting place of General Vo Nguyen Giap (1911 – 2013) – The frst General of Vietnam’s People Army. In 1984, the New Encyclopaedia Britannica – one of the most extensive encyclopaedias in the world – voted General Vo Nguyen Giap as one of the 10 preeminent generals of the world. General Vo Nguyen Giap’s tomb is located in Mui Rong (Dragon Cape) opposite Yen Island.

♦ Top tips: The road to General Vo Nguyen Giap’s tomb has 103 steps, 103 apricot trees and 103 Phanera variegate trees representing the General’s age when he passed away.

♦ Must see: Ngang Pass, Bird Island (also known as Wind Island) 12 kilometres from the shore, where many rare species of birds converge.

♦ Cuisine: On National Highway 1A, in Quang Dong Commune, there are many restaurants such as Mountain Goat Binh Thuan Restaurant, Phuong Hoang Rice Restaurant, Thuc Vien Restaurant, Bencang Café & Food,…

6. U BO MOUNTAIN – DALAT OF QUANG BINH

U Bo Mountain is the highest peak in the Phong Nha-Ke Bang World Natural Heritage Site. The mountain is located in the middle of a jungle, so its atmosphere is fresh and cool all year round. At the top of the mountain, there is a 10-metre high tower, from where you can observe the beautiful scenery below. In addition, on the way, visitors also experience natural forest and thousands of ancient historical sites on Ho Chi Minh Road’s western branch.

♦ Top tips: To conquer the peak of U Bo you can go from Tra Ang intersection (on the Quyet Thang Road No. 20) then go along Ho Chi Minh Road’s western branch for about 40 kilometres, or you can go from the crossroads next to Phu Quy farm on Ho Chi Minh Road, Provincial Road 11 (eastern branch) for about 35 kilometres. There are day tours to visit U Bo Mountain with prices from VND1,400,000/person.

♦ Cuisine: There are not many services so bring food and drink when visiting U Bo Mountain.

7. THAN DINH MOUNTAIN – BEAUTIFUL SPIRITUAL TOURISM ATTRACTION

Than Dinh Mountain is located on Long Dai River, in Rao Da Village, Truong Xuan Commune, Quang Ninh District. To reach the top of the mountain, visitors must conquer more than 1,200 stone steps.

♦ Top tips: From Dong Hoi City, go south along Ho Chi Minh Road (eastern branch) for about 20 kilometres to An Ninh Commune, then turn right and travel along the road for about 8 kilometres, to arrive at the foot of Than Dinh Mountain. If travelling by waterway, take a boat from Nhat Le River or Kien Giang River through Long Dai Bridge to Truong Xuan Commune, then walk along the road for about 2 kilometres to reach Than Dinh Mountain.

♦ Cuisine: You can bring your own food or return to Dong Hoi City for a meal after visiting the mountain.

8. BANG MINERAL HOT SPRING – A PRECIOUS AND HEALTHY FLOW OF WATER

Bang Mineral Hot Springs belongs to the Kim Thuy Commune, Le Thuy District, and is around 60 kilometres Southwest of Dong Hoi City. There are wide green hills covering 70ha of pure and cool environment and wonderful landscapes. Most notable is a winding stream with spa water running endless lines, both opencast and mysterious. The spring has many pharmacological effects, considered rare and very good for the treatment of some diseases.

♦ Top tips: Bang Spring has not developed tourism so tourists have to visit this place on their own.

♦ Must see: Cultural and historical vestiges near Bang Spring: General Vo Nguyen Giap exhibition house, the tomb and temple of mandarin Nguyen Huu Canh, Headquarter of the Army Corp 559 Truong Son and Long Dai Ferry.

♦ Cuisine: Nguyet Ha Restaurant (Dinh Muoi, Gia Ninh, Quang Ninh), Que Huong Restaurant and Su Huong Restaurant (Nguyen Trai, Kien Giang Town, Le Thuy District).

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Foreign visitor shares how to survive overnight Buses in Vietnam

The British woman said she had traveled by bus three times in Vietnam and did not want to do it again. “Understandably a lot of travellers opt for the bus because of this, me included. Some people don’t mind it, but it really wasn’t for me. So if you are taking the bus, read my 5 tips to make your journey more bareable,” she shared on Charlie on Travel.

1. DON’T DRINK ANY WATER BEFOREHAND

Sounds dumb, but Charlie totally did it. She drank as much water as she wanted when she ate dinner, not thinking about getting on a bus at 6pm and not being able to go to the bathroom until 10.30pm. With no toilets on board most of the buses, you have to wait until the driver pulls in at the usual stop. Sometimes, if the driver needs to go, he’ll pull in at a roadside and all the men will pile off and take a piss over the edge of a mountain. Not much use to the women on board and it’s not a sure thing. The stops are pretty grim, no toilet roll and often no running water, sometimes no lights as well. Take some hand sanitiser.

2. KNOCK BACK SOME MOTION SICKNESS TABLETS

With Charlie, the worst journey is the return bus route between Hanoi and Sapa. This winding mountain road is motion sick inducing, and she was forced to lie down because there’s no space for you to sit up on the bunks. Motion sickness tablets definitely took the edge off and help her get to sleep. She recommended to try and get a bottom bunk so that you wouldn’t be thrown around as much, and you could stretch your legs in the aisle if you need to.

3. BUY SOME SILK SLEEPING IN TOWN

If travelling solo, you’ll probably be sharing a tight bunk with a stranger. There are old, unwashed leopard print blankets on each of the bunks, which you need because of the leaky air-con pumping out above you. There’s a reason silk sleeping sheets are available at all the shops in town, and this is it. You don’t know exactly what you’re lying on or who you’re lying next to. Cocoon yourself in your silk sheets and you’ll be much happier.

4. STAND UP FOR YOURSELF

Charlie shared: “You’ve already booked and paid, but some bus driver doesn’t want to let you on the bus. Sounds crazy, but it happens.”

She realized that the drivers, especially on the return journey from Sapa, are sometimes trying to make a few extra dollars on the side by picking up random people who will pay them directly. She thought they were probably earning only a fraction of what tourists pay to hotels and tour operators, so they had no qualms about it.

It happened to her, but she insisted, forced her way on and told them they could phone the guesthouse she’d booked through if they had a problem with her reservation. Not wanting to be caught, they soon backed down.

Once you’re on the bus, another big problem is the driver and assistant trying to make Western tourists move to the worst bunks (e.g. top bunks, ones with leaky air-con, ones near the toxic smell of the engine) so they can give the Vietnamese who are hassling them a better bed. She suggested the way to deal with their pushiness was to point-blank refuse. You’ve paid the same fare as everyone else, so take whatever free bunk you want. Don’t move and they’ll eventually leave you alone.

5. DON’T THINK TO MUCH

Just before her return journey from Sapa to Hanoi, she was waiting nervously with Luke – her friend, afeared to be getting back on one of the buses. It was already half hour late. Finally it came round the corner, but to her dismay backed up a road away from the bus stop. Luke sighed and said, “It’s not the end of the world if it doesn’t pick us up, I know someone who died on a sleeper bus in Vietnam anyway.” she stared at him wide-eyed, “WHAT?”
Immediately realising his mistake, he fumbled for words, “Well, I mean know of someone, a friend of a friend, and it was years ago, when I was in sixth form, and I don’t know what bus it was, or which route it was on. Probably it’s not this bus at all!”

Charlie looked at him, horrified. “You knowingly allowed us to get on a DEATH BUS. And not only that, we booked a return ticket on it! Why would you do that to me?”

He stared at his feet and whispered, “It’s cheap…”

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Mooncake of Pan Pacific Hanoi Wanderlust Tips recalls the First Mid-Autumn Festival

Mooncake of Pan Pacific Hanoi recalls the First Mid-Autumn Festival

The mooncake box of Pan Pacific Hanoi will be a valuable gift that carries all loving memories about the First Mid-Autumn Festival.

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Every Vietnamese bears in mind the memory of their ‘First Mid-Autumn Festival’. The old moments cherished among your beloved ones keep coming back fresh every year when autumn arrives at the doorstep. And we call such memory gems the “First Mid-Autumn Festival’.

Delivering traditional touch in a contemporary appearance, the mooncake box of Pan Pacific Hanoi is a valuable gift that carries all loving emotions and appreciation. Not only for our dearest family and distinguished partners, but also for the ‘First Mid-Autumn Festival’ that lies in our heart.

Not only creative in design, Pan Pacific Hanoi pleases guests with a wide selection of baked mooncake flavours including lotus seed, taro, jambon, green bean, honeydew and pandan with egg yolk. Each mooncake is meticulously hand crafted using the finest ingredients to make it the perfect golden brown delight.

Pan Pacific Hanoi also offers choices of premium mooncake gift boxes with 6 large mooncakes and a bottle of HAIG-Club Whiskey or a 24K gold plated gift.

Special offers:

• Receive 01 complimentary box when ordering 10 boxes before 3rd September 2017
• Exclusive discounts for large quantity orders
• 01 complimentary personalised hot foil company logo on the box for minimum order of 300 boxes before 15th August 2017

Price ranges from VND568,000 and subject to 10% VAT.

For more information: visit here or visit the mooncake booth at the Hotel Lobby.

Pan Pacific Hanoi

Address: 1 Thanh Nien, Ba Dinh Dist., Hanoi
Hotline: Ms. May 090 177 8318 or 090 426 6298.
E-mail: may.do@panpacific.com

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Pullman Danang Beach Resort sizzles with new menu

Pullman Danang Beach Resort unveils an exciting new menu at Azure Beach Lounge, which overlooks the golden sands and turquoise sea.

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Dishes in the new “From the Grill” section of the menu include herb-rubbed chicken breast with polenta chips and salsa, grilled lamb rack with figs and potato gratin, duck breast with roasted shallots and fondant potato, and BBQ pork ribs with fruity coleslaw and spicy tamarind chutney.

Steak lovers can also enjoy prime Australian beef, including char-grilled rib-eye steak with miso butter, and tenderloin steak with black pepper beef jus. All steaks are 250 grams and come served with thick cut potato wedges and steamed vegetables.

These hearty new meat dishes are now available alongside Azure’s extensive selection of fresh seafood, which includes delicate sushi and sashimi, fresh shucked oysters, local inspired seafood curries, pan-seared scallops, grilled salmon and sublime sea bass.

Dinners seeking a unique culinary experience can now sample Azure Beach Lounge’s “Hot Rock” seafood selection. With a choice of seafood steamed to perfection at the table on super-heated river stones, these dishes deliver pure culinary theater. Options include lobster steamed in Japanese saké, plus a choice of sea bass, clams, oysters, squid or prawns steamed in rice wine with delicate Asian herbs. Dramatic, delicate and delightful on the palate, seafood Hot Rock provides a wonderful for every occasion.

Diners can also choose from a wide range of salads and sandwiches, including the hotel’s signature double-decker lobster and wagyu beef “surf n’ turf” burger, and a unique Vietnamese pho burger.

All these delicacies can be accompanied by an extensive selection of drinks, including fine wines, cold beers and creative cocktails.

Azure Beach Lounge also remains the home of Pullman Danang Beach Resort’s signature “Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream”. These dramatic, daring desserts come in a variety of tempting flavors, from “Classic Vanilla Bean” and “Very Berry” to local favorites including “Vietnamese Coffee”, “Danang Durian” and “Triple Coconut”, creating a wonderful display of culinary theater to end an exquisite, artistic dining experience.

Pullman Danang Beach Resort

Address: 101 Vo Nguyen Giap Street, Khue My Ward, Da Nang.
Phone: +84 236 395 8888
Email: bookings@pullman-danang.com

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Le Spa Des Artistes – Hôtel des Arts Saigon won 2017 world luxury spa award

Le Spa des Artistes, Hôtel des Arts Saigon, MGallery Collection is honoured to take out the prestigious titles at the 2017 World Luxury Spa Awards, winning “Luxury Hotel Spa” category for the Country and “Luxury Boutique Spa” category for the Asia Continent, cementing its reputation for exceptional service, world class facilities and luxury offerings.

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Hosted by JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi, Vietnam on 22th July 2017, the Awards Gala Ceremony paid recognition to spas and restaurants who excelled within their service delivery areas over the past year. “This Award inspired us to keep innovating and encouraged us to deliver very exclusive services to meet our discerning guests’ evolving quest for refinement,” shared Carl Gagnon, General Manager of Hôtel des Arts Saigon.

The World Luxury Spa Awards gives recognition and appreciation to the luxury spa industry. Setting benchmarks in quality, innovation and service for spas around the globe and established as the world’s leading Awards initiative for luxury spas, the World Luxury Spa Awards sets the spotlight on our spas, attracting the attention of global spa-goers and industry experts. Awards are presented to luxury spas in 32 different categories on a country, region, continent and global basis.

Voting for the 2017 awards year took place between 21th April and 21th May during which over 150,000 votes were received collectively for over 1000 entrants from happy customers across the globe. “One of the most favourable ways to award service excellence is by allowing people to have their say, and hearing from the public is a popular manner in which to make a decision on where you will stay, spa or dine. An award of this stature signifies quality service delivery and much sought after luxury.” Said Marna Lourens, Executive Manager for the World Luxury Spa Awards.

Le Spa des Artistes, Hôtel des Arts Saigon, MGallery Collection is a pure sensory experience, where expert therapists use luxurious products to soothe, pamper and relieve the stress of life. The Spa also features a Fitness Centre where guests can relish a work-out and maintain their personal goals and fitness routines while away from home. Indulge yourself with our signature treatments to escape from daily life right at the Spa of the artists at Hôtel des Arts Saigon, MGallery Collection.

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Mad cow wine & grill – Pullman Saigon Centre

Set to change the face of Vietnam’s hospitality scene, Mad Cow Wine & Grill will open in August 2017 as the newest outlet in Saigon to offer amazing grilled steaks and seafood, and to present a great selection of madly priced wines.

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“The Pullman Saigon is one of Vietnam’s leading lifestyle hotels, quite unlike any conventional hotel, and Mad Cow is Pullman’s new daring and cool dining experience, entirely different from your usual hotel restaurant,” says Tony Chisholm, the General Manager.

Pullman Saigon has come up with a smart concept and provided something with a strong vivid name, look and feel; something new, fun and accessible in the city. The restaurant and bar scene in Ho Chi Minh City has changed dramatically over the last five years. And while standalone restaurants have not improved a great deal, they have become more creative, introducing clever interior design concepts. If hotels want to enjoy their fair share of the restaurant market, they will need to reinvent themselves. That’s why Pullman Saigon has thought like restaurateurs to provide an experience that is straightforward, outstanding and authentic.

Mad Cow Wine & Grill combines the feel of an edgy grill with the casual tone of an urban wine bar to create a stylish, laid-back atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a delicious meal on the 30th floor of the award winning 5 star Hotel Pullman Saigon Centre and look out over vibrant Ho Chi Minh City. Mad Cow’s expert culinary team brings each cut of meat to flavorful perfection on handmade charcoal grill. Aside from grilled delights, Pullman Saigon offers delicious tapas – sourced locally and created fresh every day. Mad Cow signature dishes are Grass Fed Angus Beef Tartar – served tableside, Lamb Gnocchi, BBQ Whole Seabass, Black Angus Beef Rib and the signature Mad Beef Burger Maddie, Mad Highland Cow is fresh on the scene and excited to meet and mingle. Maddie brings hand-picked, fine wines to every gathering and thinks life is too short to be taken all that seriously. Young at heart and quick-witted, Maddie doesn’t mess around when it comes to single source, quality beef as well as free-range and, where possible, organic pork, poultry and fish. In addition, Maddie is the perfect host, guaranteeing a great night out, be it with colleagues at the bar, friends at the Cellar Door evenings, your family for a sit-down dinner, or all by yourself for a damn-good steak.

The menu is just right for steak aficionados. Pullman Saigon works closely with a single-origin Mulwarra farm in Australia, to bring the finest chilled beef all the way from paddock to plate. Mulwarra free range grass fed beef and wagyu beef are sourced from Australia’s premier cattle regions in the eastern states of Victoria and New South Wales. Mad Cow endeavors to be the customers’ first choice for Australian beef, wagyu beef, veal and lamb.

Grilled seafood. Chef Danny Grimshaw and team will flame-grill contemporary seafood cuisine, playfully balanced with Vietnamese accents. Guests can select from Signature Seafood dishes including fresh lobsters, oysters and prawns or choose from the à la carte menu.

The wine list is second to none – it is the city’s most accessibly priced collection of hand-picked favorites from around the world. There are more than fifty labels to choose from – including ten labels by the glass – at the same price you’d pay in a wine shop.

Mood is everything – from lighting and music to carefully arranged seating for every occasion. With shared high tables, a sociable u-shaped bar, and an exclusive private room, guests will always find the mood for the moment, whether they travel alone or move with a crowd.

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8 must-see places in Binh Thuan in the evening

Travel to Binh Thuan in the evening, where to go and what to do to have the most enjoyable experiences? Here are eight suggestions from Wanderlust Tips.

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Although Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street (Ham Tien Ward, Phan Thiet City) is small, on its right side, there is a clear blue beach with resorts and luxury hotels close together. On the left, there are plenty of food business establishments, mini supermarkets, souvenir shops, fashion boutiques, art galleries, manicure parlours, massage spas, laundrettes and bicycle, motorbike rentals and sports equipment renal.

♦ Top tips: The later the night, the busier Travellers’ Street. The stores are crowded, there are places even opening both day and night. The price here are very reasonable, there is no scamming. Besides security is also very good, visitors can comfortably play without worrying to be disturbed by beggars or people selling lottery tickets.

♦ Cuisine: Nha Toi Restaurant (81 Dien Bien Phu), Nau BBQ (394 Hung Vuong), Bob’s Cafe American (43 Nguyen Dinh Chieu), and Bolero Coffee (99 Ly Tu Trong).

2. ROM ISLAND – SEE THE FOREST LIGHT SHIMMERING ON THE SEA

Rom Island is located in Mui Ne Ward, 26 kilometres to the Northeast of the centre of Phan Thiet City. It has a beautiful coastline, calm blue water, cool coconut palms and undulating white and golden sand dunes. In particular, visiting Rom Island on moonlit nights, walking along the beach, bathing under the moon in a space filled with wind, and watching the sparkling forest lights on the fishing boats from a far distance, will make you feel the poetry of the place.

♦ Top tips: On Rom Island, there are many places for visitors to choose to stay such as comfortable accommodations in resorts or guesthouses made of bamboo on the sand dunes. Besides, exciting entertainment activities take place all day such as sandboarding, sea bathing, campfire and squid fishing.

♦ Cuisine: Along 706 Street there are many restaurants and cafés: Hon Rom 2, Sandunes Beach Resort & Spa, Surf Club Café Rids and Bi Ti Coffee.

3. MUI NE NIGHT SQUID FISHING – EXPERIENCE BEING A FISHERMAN

Instead of enjoying squid dishes cooked at the restaurants, you can get involved in the whole process from fishing to cooking and, of course, then enjoying the freshest hot squid on the spot. Night squid fishing not only helps you train your patience but also brings interesting experiences as you are sitting in a canoe or wooden basket boat casting the fishing rod and then wait for the squid. Above your head is the night sky lit with thousands of sparkling stars, the atmosphere is fresh, and sometimes you will hear the voices of people cheering when catching new spoils.

♦ Top tips: You can book a night squid fishing tour at a travel agency or visit fishing villages along Mui Ne Beach, floating restaurants or fishing families to be able to experience an exciting night squid fishing trip.

♦ Cuisine: Freshly caught squid will be processed at the spot for you to enjoy fresh and hot immediately.

4. FISHERMAN SHOW – LEGEND OF FISHING VILLAGE ON A MAJESTIC STAGE OF WATER MUSIC

The Fisherman Show is a special entertainment show which not only bares bold features of the fishing village culture but also combines contemporary dance and drama with sparkling effects of light and hi-tech water music. The show’s script shows the culture of Phan Thiet Fishing Village with fishermen, basket boats and Nam Hai Ceremonial Prayers and includes many elements of entertainment and legends which are easily absorbed by the vast majority of Vietnamese and international audiences.

♦ Top tips: Address: Lang Chai Theatre, Nguyen Thong Roundabout, Phan Thiet City. The show is at 8pm from Wednesdays to Sundays. Duration: 1 hour. Ticket price: VND150,000 per person. Also at 7pm there is a music program for 30 minutes with ticket prices of VND50,000 per person.

♦ Cuisine: Eat at restaurants in nearby resorts or head to Bo Ke with a myriad of seafood restaurants.

5. PHAN THIET NIGHT MARKET – INTERESTING SHOPPING AND SIGHTSEEING DESTINATION

Phan Thiet Night Market has 174 stalls, mainly selling souvenirs, handicrafts, fashion products, food and Binh Thuan specialties. It also serves the shopping and sightseeing needs for local people. The night market is also a new tourist attraction, a shopping and entertainment destination for domestic and foreign visitors visiting the coastal city of Phan Thiet.

♦ Top tips: Phan Thiet Night Market is located on Nguyen Phuc Nguyen Street and Nguyen Gia Tu Street (Phu Thuy Ward, Phan Thiet City). Opening time: 5pm – 11pm daily.

♦ Cuisine: Eat at food stalls in the market or some nearby restaurants: Phuong Vy Restaurant (Tu Van Tu Street), Vuon Cau Restaurant (19th April Street), Me Trang Café (Vo Van Kiet Street).

6. PHAN THIET WATER TOWER – ROMANTIC BEAUTY BY CA TY RIVER

Phan Thiet Water Tower is located on Ba Trieu Street (Binh Hung Ward), in Phan Thiet’s green park by Ca Ty River. This is also considered one of the symbols of Phan Thiet Coastal City. The tower is 32 metres high and divided into two parts: the floor (the water tank) and the lower part of the tower is octagonal. Phan Thiet Water Tower is abbreviated and inscribed with U.E.P.T (Unise Des Eaux de Phan Thiet) surrounding the tower, made up of porcelain pieces written in circular style.

♦ Top tips: When the light is on all over the streets, visitors to the water tower by Ca Ty River will feel the poetic beauty of Phan Thiet City, immersed in the cool breeze blowing away all sorrow and tiredness.

♦ Cuisine: Kim Son Lau (34 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai), Lan Nguyet Banh Can (a southern specialty consisting of small pancakes made with quail eggs, cooked in small clay pans) (8 Hai Thuong Lan Ong), Saigon Cuisine (2 Ly Tu Trong).

7. VISITING THE CAFÉS – IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE HARMONIC RHYTHM OF THE CITY

In Phan Thiet City, there are many impressive cafés and interesting music programs to serve visitors every night. Coming here, you can feel the airy sea air at night, admire the lapping waves, or harmonise the soul with a sweet melodious song. And, some cafés also have jam sessions, where the performers themselves are the visitors who have registered to sing.

♦ Top tips: There are many choices of cafés: Binh Minh Café, Duong Doi Café on Le Loi Street with an impressive sea view; Giai Dieu Café (National Highway 1A, Phu Long Town), Lam Kieu Café (255 Tran Hung Dao), Do Café (63 Thu Khoa Huan) with a music stage for customers, Pho Da Café (70 Thu Khoa Huan) and Win Café (178 Ton Duc Thang) with live music in the evening.

♦ Cuisine: The cafés have rich menus full of coffee, fruit juices, smoothies and ice cream.

8. VISITING THE BARS – FIRE UP WITH VIBRANT MUSIC AND DANCE

A nightlife activity that is popular with visitors is bar hopping to celebrate together in spaces full of music and excitement. Of course, the coastal city of Phan Thiet is also an ideal place for those who want to fully immerse themselves in the joys of day and night.

♦ Top tips: Along Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street there are many interesting bars such as Super Bar (117a Nguyen Dinh Chieu), Dragon Beach Bar & Lounge (120/1 Nguyen Dinh Chieu), Line Up Bar (122 Nguyen Dinh Chieu) and Pogo Beach Bar (138 Nguyen Dinh Chieu).

♦ Cuisine: The bars have menus full of drinks such as beer, wine, soft drinks, cocktails and mocktails.

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8 must-see places in Binh Thuan in the afternoon

Travel to Binh Thuan in the afternoon, where to go and what to do to have the most enjoyable experiences? Here are eight suggestions from Wanderlust Tips.

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1. PO SAHU INU TOWER – AN INCREDIBLE CHAM’S LEGACY

Located on a hill called Lau Ong Hoang, the group of ancient tower relics known as Sah Po Inu or Phu Hai Tower is in Thanh Hai Ward, 6 kilometres to the Northeast of Phan Thiet City. This is an architectural temple tower of the Cham to worship small fairies who are the daughters of Lady Po Nagar. This tower group consists of three towers and many other spilled towers of which now only the ruins and foundations are left.

♦ Must see: Buu Son Pagoda, Lau Ong Hoang Hill, Co Mountain where the tomb of the poet Nguyen Tien is located, Phan Thiet Beach and Doi Duong Beach about 4 kilometres away.

♦ Top tips: Every year in January of the lunar calendar, Rija Nugga, Poh Mang Sang Festival is held at the foot of the tower. People pray for rain and goodness. Ticket price: VND10,000 per person.

♦ Cuisine: Ngoc Phuong Restaurant (Nguyen Thong Street), Garden Restaurant (202 Nguyen Thong), Phan Thiet fried sweet potato (114 Han Mac Tu) and Café Suri (152 Han Mac Tu).

2. WHITE LAKE – A VAST LAKE IN THE MIDDLE OF WHITE SAND DUNES

White Lake is a large freshwater lake in Hong Lam Village, Hoa Thang Commune, Bac Binh District, Binh Thuan Province, about 65 kilometres to the Northeast from Phan Thiet City. Bau means lake and around the lake there are many white sand dunes, hence the name White Lake. White Lake is divided into Ong Lake and Ba Lake by a sand dam. Ba Lake is also known as Lotus Lake because there are many lotuses blooming in the lake during the summer. Ong Lake is smaller than Ba Lake and located near the sea.

♦ Top tips: Wander on the sand dunes, go camping, or participate in many attractive games. Price VND10,000 per sandboarding turn, VND300,000 per hour of jeep hire to conquer the sand dunes, VND50,000 per person to visit Lotus Lake by boat.

♦ Must see: Binh Nhon Pagoda (located between Ong Lake and Ba Lake), Mui Yen (about 5 kilometres from Ong Lake).

♦ Cuisine: The food service here has not developed so you should bring food when you come here. Or after hours of relaxing, you can return to the city centre and find plenty of options.

3. PINK SAND DUNE – SAND PARADISE FULL OF EXCITEMENT

Located in Mui Ne Ward, Phan Thiet City, Pink Sand Dune is also known as Mui Ne Sand Dune or Bay Sand Dune. The rolling sand dunes sometimes are shaped like waves and sometimes like spirals. Sand dunes change their forms and colour hourly due to tectonic movement. Sand valleys and sandy peaks suddenly appear, and then, as if by some miracle, a pink sand stream looks to be running towards the foot of the dunes.

♦ Top tips: Visitors coming here, besides watching the spectacular sand dunes, can also participate in many extreme games such as sandboarding or riding ATV or UTV terrain vehicles. The board rental starts from VND10,000 to 40,000 per hour, the terrain vehicle rental price ranges from VND300,000 to 400,000 per hour, depending on the type of vehicle that can carry 2-3 people.

♦ Cuisine: Anton Coffee, Windy Hill Restaurant, Ba Tai Restaurant, Xuan Phat Restaurant, Gia Huy Restaurant (all on 706 Street), Cay Lan Restaurant, Thinh Phat Restaurant (all located on Huynh Tan Phat Street).

4. FAIRY STREAM – A BRIGHT RED AND ORANGE STREAM

Fairy Stream is in Ham Tien Ward, located about 18 kilometres to the Northeast of the centre of Phan Thiet City. This is a small stream next to Hon Rom Mountain, hidden behind sand dunes. With a length of over 2 kilometres and a height of 6 metres, the water from the hills and the sand caves creates a gentle winding stream, which nestles around the sandy yellow clay with red, brown, yellow and white coloured sand in very fancy shapes that create a natural picture with many contrasting but extremely vivid colours.

♦ Top tips: Fairy Stream’s water does not flow fast but gently and the water surface is above the ankle, the deepest is not over the knee. So you can stroll barefoot in the stream and enjoy the natural scenery with the beauty of a paradise.

♦ Must see: Hon Rom Beach; Mui Ne Fishing Village.

♦ Cuisine: Along the stream, there are snack and drink stalls.

5. GHENH ISLAND – WORLD OF WILDERNESS

Ghenh Island is also known as Lao Island or Lau Island. It is located off-shore, less than 1 kilometre from Mui Ne and 30 metres above the sea level. This place is a wild oasis with beautiful coral reefs in the sea and on land there are wild plants, rock cliffs, many birds and no houses.

♦ Top tips: To get to Ghenh Island, you can book a tour service or rent fishing canoes from local fishermen. From Mui Ne, canoes will take about 10-20 minutes to arrive on the island. On Ghenh Island, tourists can go camping, experience white water rafting and go sightseeing or fishing. Afternoon is the time when Ghenh Island is the most beautiful, it is when the red sunset glows on the sea. If you like fishing, you should go in the morning, prepare some fishing rods and bait.

♦ Must see: Ong Nam Hai Shrine on the island.

♦ Cuisine: You can bring food and fresh water to the island or return to the mainland and eat at restaurants in Mui Ne.

6. FORGOTTEN LAND PARK – VIETNAM’S FIRST SAND SCULPTURE PARK

In Forgotten Land Sand Sculpture Park covering about two hectares, there are many impressive sand sculptures created by professional sculptors from many countries around the world. The sand sculptures show a variety of themes: from characters in Vietnamese and world fairy tales, to simulating impressive architecture or portraiture of celebrities.

♦ Top tips: Forgotten Land Park is located at Ho Chi Minh National Sport Training Centre 2 – Nguyen Thong Street, Phu Hai Ward, Phan Thiet City. Open from 7:30am to 6pm daily, the fare is VND100,000 per adult and VND70,000 per child.

♦ Must see: From the park, along Nguyen Thong Street about 1.5 kilometres, visitors can have fun at Sea Links Golf Resort, visit RD Wine Castle or watch the sunset and experience sea fishing at Ong Dia Rock Beach.

♦ Cuisine: Cyclo Seafood Restaurant, Cay Bang Restaurant, Hoa Vien Brauhaus, Soc Nau Restaurant (all in District 1, Phan Thiet Ward). Or visit Ong Dia Rock Beach with its many snack stalls.

7. KITE FLYING ON BEACHES IN HAM TIEN WARD – KITES FLYING IN THE SKY

The beaches in Ham Tien Ward are the most vibrant places to fly kites in the afternoon. On the gentle sloping beach, there are many people controlling colourful kites flying in the clear blue sky.

♦ Top tips: In the public beach area or in resorts, there are services selling or renting kites with different shapes and offering types for adults and children. The ideal time to fly kites is in the afternoon, when the strong winds help kites fly high. In addition to kite flying activities, there are many interesting water sports in the area for visitors to try; the most popular one is kitesurfing.

♦ Cuisine: Along the beach there are countless restaurants: Ngoc Phuong Restaurant, Forest Restaurant, Thinh’s Restaurant and Bar, Hong Vinh Restaurant and Mooney’s Irish Bar.

8. DUC THANH SCHOOL – ASSOCIATED WITH THE IDENTITY AND CAREER OF PRESIDENT HO CHI MINH

Duc Thanh School is in Thanh Duc Village, now at no.39, Trung Nhi Street, Phan Thiet City. This is the place where President Ho Chi Minh lived and taught in 1910 before he went to Saigon to go abroad to find the revolutionary way. Today Duc Thanh School still retains almost intact relics and keepsakes such as the dormitory – where teachers and students lived, the school board meeting room – where meetings were held, guests welcomed and poetry and literature discussed and the starfruit tree in the garden that Mr. Thanh (Nguyen Tat Thanh – former name of President Ho Chi Minh) watered in the afternoons.

♦ Must see: Ho Chi Minh Museum, Binh Thuan Armed Forces Museum, Phan Thiet History Museum, Phan Thiet Market, Victory Monument (Tran Hung Dao Street) and Van Thuy Tu Temple, home to the largest whale skeleton in Vietnam (54 Ngu Ong).

♦ Cuisine: May Hue Fish Hot Pot (20 Phan Dinh Phung), Dong Khanh soft thin vermicelli noodles (40 Tran Phu) or Phan Thiet Market with its many food stalls.

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8 must-see places in Binh Thuan in the morning

You have a morning to explore Binh Thuan, where you should go and what to do to have enjoyable experiences? Here are the detailed suggestions from Wanderlust Tips for you to have a perfect journey in Binh Thuan.
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1. KE GA LIGHTHOUSE – THE OLDEST LIGHTHOUSE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Ke Ga Lighthouse is located on Ke Ga Island in Tan Thanh Commune Ham Thuan Nam District, Binh Thuan Province, 100 metres from the mainland. Ke Ga Island is located in a beautiful sea, crystal clear blue water, pure white sand beach, coconut forest, lush green weeping willows, and sharp, pink and white marble cliffs shaped like spikes. In the distance, visitors can see the soaring lighthouse on the island, made primarily of marble. This the lighthouse that has the highest tower in Vietnam and is 41 metres tall.

♦ Top tips: You can get to Ke Ga Island by canoe, basket boat or motor canoe (ticket price: VND40,000 per person). If you go by canoe, you should request it go around the island for a panoramic view. Lighthouse ticket price: VND10,000 per person.

♦ Must see: The pristine beach of Thuan Quy is about 5 kilometres from Ke Ga Sea.

♦ Cuisine: In Ke Ga Village, there are restaurants such as Cay Dua Restaurant, Trong Tam Restaurant or dining at Golden Rock Beach Resort.

2. TA CU MOUNTAIN PAGODA – ANCIENT SIGHT IN COASTAL BINH THUAN

Ta Cu Mountain Pagoda is located on Ta Cu Mountain, Tan Lap Commune, Ham Thuan District, Phan Thiet about 30 kilometres Southeast of Binh Thuan. Mount Ta Cu is 649 metres high and Ta Cu Mountain Pagoda is located halfway up the mountain at a height of over 400 metres. The pagoda was built in 1879 and has an architectural structure that includes: the Three Entrance Gate, temples, Buddha statues, tomb towers and caves, nestling in a year-round green forest. Ta Cu Mountain Pagoda and the forests in the Nature Reserve were ranked a National Landmark by the State in 1993.

♦ Top tips: The ticket price includes lunch and is VND20,000 per person. To visit Ta Cu Mountain Pagoda, visitors can climb hundreds of zigzag steps in the middle of the jungle, or take the cable car (round trip ticket fare and entrance fee: VND160,000 per person) and a tram to admire the whole impressive scene below.

♦ Cuisine: Thien Thai Restaurant, Tako Restaurant, Lim Garden Coffee that belongs to Ta Cu Tourist Area.

3. THAC BA ECO TOURISM SITE – A WHITE WATERFALL AMIDST THOUSANDS OF GREEN TREES

Thac Ba Tourist Site is located in Tanh Linh District, Binh Thuan Province about 100 kilometres from Phan Thiet’s centre. Thac Ba has two waterfalls, one that is over 10 metres high and one where the water plummets from 5-7 metres along the length of a 1.5 kilometres stream formed by the ravines of the Ong Mountain. The water cheerfully falls year round. The waterfall is deep in the thick forest, under the shadow of hundred-year old trees and amidst birds’ singing.

♦ Top tips: Adventurous people can climb up to the top of the waterfall to admire the panoramic view of one of the oldest forests and then swim in the lake at the top of the falls.

♦ Must see: Visitors can visit many famous sites in Tanh Linh District such as: La Nga River, Ham Thuan – Da Mi Hydropower Plant, Lac Rong Sea Lake.

♦ Cuisine: Food service at Thac Ba Eco Tourist Site.

4. COCO BEACH CAMP – A DREAMLIKE CAMP

Coco Beach Camp is located in Lagi Town, Binh Thuan Province, over 70 kilometres from Phan Thiet City, about 160 kilometres from Ho Chi Minh City. Coco Beach Camp has only one large beach, a small villa by the beach, a Hawaiian-style round bar and colourful tents.

♦ Top tips: Here you can camp right on the beach, take part in beach games, enjoy swimming, have a BBQ party or sing karaoke or dance with friends at eventful dinner parties. The best time to travel here is from January to May, when Binh Thuan is in the dry season, which is when the blue sea becomes less turbulent with no rain. From September through December, it does not always rain, so it is recommended to check the weather to avoid hazards.

♦ Cuisine: You can bring your food here to have BBQ parties or eat at the campsite’s restaurant.

5. BA ISLAND – AMIDST THE SKY AND THE VAST OCEAN OF IMMERSE WAVES

Ba Island is an island rising high up in the middle of the sea, about 2 kilometres East of Lagi (Ham Tan District, Binh Thuan Province) and 70 kilometres Southeast of Phan Thiet City. In the first half of the 17th century, Cham people erected a temple to worship the Lady Po Nagar, the holy goddess of the ancient kingdom of Champa, which is also the reason why the island was named Ba Island (lady island). However, Ba Island is admired not only for the ancient temple, but also for its impressive location amidst the sea, highlighting the majestic beauty of the ocean.

♦ Top tips: There are only four people on the island and no fresh water. The journey to the island is very hard and only suitable for those who love to explore.

♦ Cuisine: You can bring your own food to the island or return to the mainland to eat at the restaurants in La Gi Town.

6. MUI NE FISHING VILLAGE – DISCOVER THE SEA LIFE OF PHAN THIET

About 23 kilometres to the North of Phan Thiet City Centre, Mui Ne Fishing Village is located on Huynh Thuc Khang Street, Mui Ne Ward, about one kilometre along the coast. The coast here is particularly quiet and calm all around the year, and it is an ideal location for boats to shelter.

♦Top tips: The ideal time to visit the fishing village is 6-7am, the time when local fishermen are buying and selling their produce to a vibrant crowd. In addition to experiencing the simplicity of local life, you can also buy yourself a variety of fresh seafood at cheaper prices than those sold in the market or in restaurants. If you have time, it is recommended to visit the fishing village in the evening, when hundreds of boats anchor in the sea, bathing in the red sunset and the sea’s surface turns a silver colour creating a scene that is wonderful and romantic.

♦ Cuisine: In the fishing village, you can choose to buy seafood: squid, fish, shrimp, crabs and snails to bring home or hire someone to cook for you and enjoy it right away.

7. CO THACH BEACH – IMPRESSION OF A MAGIC ROCK WITH SHIMMERING COLOURS

Co Thach Beach (Binh Thanh Commune, Tuy Phong District, Binh Thuan Province) attracts most visitors with its shimmering rocky shores. The rock was formed naturally by the action of tides, sea currents and water. The rocks are not only black or grey, but also have many colours: brown, yellow, purple, white, blue, pink and red marbled with many beautiful lines. However, the most interesting sight of the year is in the middle of March when the whole rock is covered with beautiful green moss.

♦ Top tips: From Phan Thiet City, along National Highway 1A, 90 kilometres North, to the crossroads of Lien Luong Town, turn left along the red dirt road flanked on both sides with casuarinas forest.
Must see: Seven-coloured rocky shore, Co Thach Pagoda, also known as Hang Pagoda, Son Cliff, sand dunes and Ong Nam Hai Tomb.

♦ Cuisine: Co Thach Beach area has many fresh seafood stores where you can buy seafood or hire people to cook it for you to enjoy it on the spot.

8. CAU ISLAND – MAJESTIC ROCK BATTLESHIP AMIDST THE OCEAN

Cau Island belongs to Phuoc The Commune, Tuy Phong District, Binh Thuan Province and is about 9 kilometres from the coast. This place is beautifully gifted with nature. These are rock shores with exotic and diverse rock shapes like a fascinating piece of architecture.The island also has very pristine beaches with clear blue sea, cool water, gentle white sand and colourful coral reefs.

♦ Top Tips: From Phan Thiet City, along the National Highway 1, about 90 kilometres, tourists will come to the centre of Phuoc The Commune where Phuoc Son Fishing Village nestles on the coastal road full of coconut trees. From Phuoc The Fishing Village, tourists can hire fishing boats from the fishermen or take a boat, which brings fresh water and food to the island. It takes about 30 minutes to Cau Island. The island is very pristine, lacking fresh water and tourism services.

♦ Cuisine: You can bring food and fresh water to the island or buy seafood from local fishermen and hire someone to cook it.

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What did visitors say about À La Carte Da Nang Beach?

One of best relaxing places when visiting Danang is À La Carte Da Nang Beach. With its oceanic view, impressive infinity pool, exquisite modern architecture, thoughtful services and friendly staffs, À La Carte Da Nang Beach has conquered hearts of many visitors.

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The first impressions of À La Carte Da Nang Beach to visitors are its impressive and delicate space and design.

Hanh Thuy has just had a holiday at À La Carte Beach in June this year, she said she will certainly be back here because this hotel had left in her heart very nice impressions: “À La Carte Hotel Danang Beach is beautifully designed with two sides facing streets, overlooking the sea, it has spacious space and beautiful view. In addition, the rooms are carefully designed and convenient, suitable for family. Besides, swimming pool on the 23rd floor is also a great highlight. During the days I stay there, the staffs are extremely friendly, from the receptionists to the guards, they were always dedicated.”

Foreign visitors Mac Pandac was also excited when talking about À La Carte Da Nang Beach: “Everything else was amazing though. The rooftop, the main lunchroom. Awesome facilities and thoughtful decor. All as advertised. The ocean view king studio we stayed in warm and homey. Cleanliness was top of the bill. The staff was extra incredible too. Always hrlped me with baggage and my little ones. The rain didnt let up but with them greetig you at the car with umbrella in hand, it was fantastic.”

À La Carte Da Nang Beach is not only suitable for individual travelers, but also for families, this hotel always bring the most friendly and comfortable atmosphere to the visitors.

Tourist Ha Thuy Lien said:”Wonderful, you may think I exaggerate but La Carte Da Nang Beach really gave me a distinctive experiences, you will feel like you are at home. When I stepped into the Delight + room, it made think of a nice apartment house by the beautiful beach of Da Nang. In addition, the staffs are extremely professional and dedicated. This made my one-week vacation at La Carte a great and unforgettable memory to me.“

After having the most relaxing time in resting room, you can step outside to experience the pleasurable services of À La Carte Da Nang Beach.

Guest Yuko Kimura said about the services as follows:“Stayed in June 2016 in the Executive Suite with ocean view. Clean room and kind staffs. Food is great. The swimming pool on the roof has a great view. The spice spa massage is heaven. Very close to the beach. There is a shuttle service to the airport, the Marble mt. and Hoi an city with smaller fee than taxi if your schedule allows.”

Travelers Manorith Philavong also had a good impression about this hotel: “Nice view on the beach from the room which is not far away from hotel. Good time and lots of fun at the roof top bar for New Year Eve. The staffs are very friendly. Good foods for room services.”

For travelers Stephanie Lynn, À La Carte Da Nang Beach is one of her unforgettable places during her first Asian tour: “I was travelling solo and my first time in Asia so daunting right? Not at this hotel. Made me feel right at home and part of the family. excellent location as beach is right across the street. Great for families. Service is always with smiles. Currency exchange right on site and free wifi.It is the staff at this hotel that make it great. Super clean and comfortable rooms.Spa foot rub is a must.Food, whether traditional Vietnamese or pastas and pizzas are delish and convenient. Breakfast buffet is lovely. Check out the view of the Rooftop pool it’s really paradise + the vibe and drinks at the Top Roof top lounge is spectacular I could sit there all night. They know how to mix a cocktail. Would stay here again in a second. Treated like a queen the whole time.”

One of the most important factors contributing to the success of the À La Carte Da Nang Beach is friendliness and enthusiasm of the hotel staffs.

Guests Guido Hatzis shared: “My girlfriend and I stayed here in january 2015. This hotel has the friendliest and most helpful staff I’ve ever encountered. Their english is proficient and their service is magnificent. A special mention to Long Truong for exceeding his requirements to satisfy our needs. Will definitely be back!”

Indeed, the objective reviews of visitors about La Carte Beach Da Nang make us understand the greatness of this hotel.

Visitor Thuy Hoang said: “Definitely one of the best, affordable hotel in Da Nang city. The customer service is absolutely amazing and the rooms are apartment style, which can be unique and impressive at the same time. I am very lucky to spoke with Mr. Klaus Paetzold, a general manager, and tell him how much I appreciated staying at A La Carte. I definitely want to go back here for the near future and cannot wait to see this hotel improve in the market.”

À La Carte Hotel Danang Beach

Address: 200 Vo Nguyen Giap street, Phuoc My ward, Son Tra district, Da Nang city.
Email: reservation@alacartedanangbeach.com
Phone: (+84236) 3959 555 | Fax: +84 (0) 511 3959 556
Website: www.alacartedanangbeach.com

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