Tri An Lake, Dong Nai
The road from Saigon to Tri An Lake is flat and easy to walk, so the best way to get here is by motorbike. It will only take you about 2 hours to get here. On the road, you can also see bright pink flowers blooming on both sides of the road on summer days. Tri An Lake is most beautiful at dawn and sunset, when the water surface is as calm as a mirror shining gold. Listen to the birds calling out in the night, look up at the starry sky, and wake up early the next morning, make a cup of fragrant tea, and watch the sun rise. The beauty of Tri An Lake is not located far away, but only in such "normal" moments.
Photo: Tropical EGlamping
Be Island, Ly Son
People usually only visit Little Island during the day, but I spent almost a week here waking up to the sound of the crashing waves, lapping right outside the tent door. Be Island is nothing but clear water beaches with no people, corn fields, garlic gardens along the road and small shady paths weaving between people's houses. The beach behind Be Island is the most beautiful beach in Ly Son. The turquoise water, clear to the bottom, black stones scattered on the velvety white sand. A train, a car, and then two boat trips here are also worth it.
Due to the limited facilities on the island, it is recommended to set up tents in front of the beach, eat and rent toilets from the people here. The people of Be Island are mainly engaged in net fishing, corn cultivation, garlic cultivation and are very hospitable.
Photo: Zing
Roof Islet, Phu Yen
Cu Lao Mai Nha Island is located in Phuoc Dong village, An Hai commune, Tuy An district, with an area of more than 1km2 but has quite a special scenery. The seascape here retains its blue and pristine beauty like most other tourist attractions in Phu Yen, but the space is much quieter and more peaceful.
The small island in Tuy An, Phu Yen has a reception that eats up any luxury hotel I've ever been to: Ms. Hai's naughty piglets. Camping right on the beach in front of her house, you will be given the shade of green ancient banyan trees and the piglets that sometimes curiously come to play. Ms. Hai's son fishes every day, bringing back fresh seafood for you to eat (so the menu will always be a surprise). The next morning, take a boat to the mainland early to feel the bustling trading atmosphere of Phuoc Dong fish market.
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Tuyen Lam Lake, Da Lat
Tuyen Lam Lake is too familiar to camping enthusiasts, but I still chose to include it in this list because of the chilly feeling in the early morning, the mist gliding on the surface of the lake, sipping a cup of hot coffee with Da Lat characteristics. speckled on the ground, heating the campers. Some houses around the lake grow strawberries and persimmons, you can ask for permission to set up camp right on their lakeside land. In the afternoon, rowing on the quiet lake, in the evening to cultivate a fire to grill meat, the simple joys by Tuyen Lam Lake easily make people forget the whole day.
Photo: Green Experience
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