Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne By Sleeper Bus Departure 16.45pm

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Departure Location: 273 Pham Ngu Lao Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City ( Hanh Cafe)

Drop off Location: 117 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, Mui Ne (Hanh Cafe Office)

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Baggage: No specific regulation, but it is recommended that luggage not exceed 20kg + 1 carry-on bag /person

Thing to do in Ho Chi Minh City

See the top landmarks

Take a stroll down Đồng Khởi Street to explore some of Ho Chi Minh City’s iconic landmarks, including the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Central Post Office, and the Saigon Opera House. For a more local experience, don’t miss visiting Bến Thành Market and the Jade Emperor Pagoda, both offering a glimpse into the city’s vibrant culture and history.

Shop small boutiques

In District 1, many old apartments and former office buildings have been transformed into bustling shopping centers. Historic buildings like 22 Lý Tự Trọng and 42 Nguyễn Huệ are home to a variety of unique stores, offering a blend of modern retail and vintage charm. It’s a great place to explore and find one-of-a-kind items.

Explore the Chinese Quarter

Chợ Lớn, the Chinese neighborhood of Ho Chi Minh City, is perfect for a walking exploration. Make your way to Bình Tây Market, a massive wholesale hub, and visit Thiên Hậu Pagoda, a serene temple dedicated to the goddess of the sea. The area offers a unique blend of vibrant market life and rich cultural history.

Hop on a motorcycle

Experience the city like a local by hopping on the back of a motorbike and cruising through the streets to feel its lively energy. Motorbike tours, which typically begin in the evening, offer a chance to explore when the city is at its most romantic, with the streets bustling with sidewalk vendors and the vibrant night atmosphere.

Eat street food

In Ho Chi Minh City, locals enjoy gathering around humble metal tables for delicious roadside feasts. Be sure to try iconic dishes like bánh mì, crispy southern-style pancakes (bánh xèo), and flavorful broken rice (cơm tấm) for an authentic taste of the city’s vibrant street food culture.

Top thing to do in Mui Ne

White Sand Dunes, Mui Ne

The most famous attraction in Mui Ne is located about 25 kilometers northeast of the town: the Mui Ne sand dunes. Who would have guessed that Vietnam has sand dunes!

Although not perfectly white, the sand dunes are definitely lighter than your typical dune. What makes them unique is how they gently slope down to a serene lotus lake, surrounded by lush greenery, creating a stunning contrast.

Quad Biking the White Dunes

Visiting the white dunes is free, and you can walk through them at your leisure. However, as anyone who’s tried walking up a sand dune knows, it’s quite a challenge. At the entrance, there’s a small snack bar where you can rent quad bikes. For around $30 an hour, you can race up and down the dunes, kicking up clouds of white sand. It’s a thrilling experience! The winds can be strong on the dunes, and I almost didn’t take out my DSLR, but the cloud formations that day were too stunning to pass up, so I decided to capture the moment.

Red Sand  Dunes, Mui Ne

The red sand dunes are located about 20 minutes from the town. As soon as we reached the top, a group of kids approached us offering plastic surf mats, but I was content to keep my balance that day. The sand here was coarser than the white dunes and made a squeaky sound as we made our way up. While the red dunes may not be as striking as the white ones, they offer beautiful views of the ocean. I can imagine the sunsets here must be breathtaking. Best of all, there’s no charge to visit the Red Dunes.

Mui Ne Fishing Village

Our third stop was at the Mui Ne fishing village. We arrived at the bustling main road, and Hau even stopped the traffic for us to cross! We walked down a steep concrete slope with steps leading to a small beach scattered with piles of empty scallop shells. The catch from the night before is unloaded early in the morning and sorted right on the beach.

The brightly coloured fishing boats stretch out across the water, and we could see locals working on them, mending their nets and gear. There were also many small, round basket boats, a common sight in Vietnam, with some made from traditional bamboo while most are now crafted from brightly coloured fiberglass.

Fishing is a key industry in Mui Ne, and the fresh seafood here is outstanding.

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