DAU TIENG LAKE

Dau Tieng Lake is located on the way to Tay Ninh, Cao Dai Great Temple, and Ba Den Mountain, 20 km from Tay Ninh. The lake covers 27,000 ha and has a water reserve of 1,5 billion m3, irrigating Tay Ninh province as well as neighboring provinces.

Dau Tieng Lake’s beautiful landscape of mountains, its mysterious islets, and its fresh and pure atmosphere shall give visitors an agreeable feeling. Visitors shall also appreciate the food specialties of the locality.

LONG AN LAKE

Located near Tan Buu, 4 km from Bien Hoa and 25 km from Ho Chi Minh City. Long An Lake is an artificial reservoir covering an area of more than 10ha. Buu Phong Mountain is reflected on the surface of the water, creating marvelous scenery that often gives it the name of “Little Ha Long Bay”.

On the mountain is Buu Phong Pagoda built in 1676. Many ancient relics are kept there, such as clothing dating back to the Nguyen Dynasty and various Buddha vestiges.

Near the pagoda is Long Dau Thach Grotto, meaning “Grotto of the Stone Dragon Dead”.

BA OM POOL

Ba Om Pool, also called Ao Vuong, lies in Ta Cu quarter in Nguyet Hoa village. The pool, covering an approximate area of 10 ha, lies along the National Highway 53,7 km southwest of Tra Vinh. The pool consists of limpid and calm water surrounded with sand dunes. The air around the pool is healthy and fresh.

BINH CHAU HOT SPRINGS

The Binh Chau Hot Springs are located 70 km west of Vung Tau. The water temperature reaches up to 80oC, good enough to boil an egg in 10 minutes. Covering an area of 1 sq. km, Binh Chau consists of many lakes and ponds joined by an underground pool of mineral water.

The hot water is used for its medicinal values; 73oC water is led to pools for treatment of skin disease and rheumatism.

They belong to a protected area that also features numerous forests, coasts and lakes. Hotels and restaurants have been built to accommodate visitors who go there for health as well as recreational purposes.