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NEWS
Discovering Mui Ne
Today, Mui Ne is known as a favourite destination for tourists from around the world, captivating visitors with its natural beauty, scenic beaches, sand dunes and the rich cultural and historical heritage of the region.
However, not many people know that the origin of the name Mui Ne is historically linked to a bay and small harbour that has long served as a shelter for boats seeking refuge from storms. ‘Mui’ means ‘nose’ in Vietnamese, but it is also the word for ‘cape’ because a cape is like a nose to the land. The name is not only used to describe the local cape, which is a high rocky promontory by the sea, but is also used to describe the harbour, as ‘Ne” means to shelter, hide or avoid in Vietnamese.
Currently the name is used for the entire coastal area in and around Mui Ne ward, Phan Thiet City.
OTHER NEWS
Explore the Beauty of Cham Culture in Binh Thuan while staying at the Pandanus Resort
During our more than 20 years in Mui Ne, Pandanus Resort has been offering a variety of experiences to help guests discover the unique Cham culture and cuisine. The public areas of the resort were constructed in the Cham architectural style, Cham statuary and icons are scattered throughout the resort, Cham cuisine is part of the menu in the restaurant and tours of Cham temples and communities are available to all guests.
The Woman honoured by the Hue Court with the Title «Hào Nghĩa Khả Gia»
A highlight of the Morning Tour is a visit to the home of Mrs. Luc Thi Dau, arguably the most famous resident of Mui Ne. As a successful fish sauce entrepreneur, she embodied resilience and vision.
Bringing Hope for a Brighter Future for the Ocean
The more we pollute the ocean with trash and manmade chemicals like plastic waste, the more we denigrate the future of all living things.
Ba Vang Temple in Mui Ne
Situated atop a hill just a couple of kilometres from the Pandanus Resort at the tip of Mui Ne Cape, Ba Vang Temple is one of the oldest Buddhist temples built to reflect the beliefs of fishermen.
Creating vibrant colours in Pandanus tropical garden
Protecting the environment and promoting sustainable development are our core values here at the Pandanus Resort.