That Phu Vo Mieu (Ong Pagoda): That Phu Vo Mieu – popularly known as Ong Pagoda – was built in the "inner courtyard, outer enclosure" architectural style of the ancient Chinese. While not grand, Ong Pagoda still exudes an air of solemnity, antiquity, and solidity after more than 150 years. Around the grounds are two ancient oil trees, some over a hundred years old, further enhancing the historical value of this site. The Nguyen Dinh Chieu Tomb and Memorial Site: In remembrance of the shining "star" of Vietnamese literature, visitors can visit the Nguyen Dinh Chieu Tomb and Memorial Site in An Duc commune, Ba Tri district. The structures of the site are harmoniously arranged in a lush green space with a large garden planted with many ornamental trees, providing a relaxing feeling for visitors. Phu Le Temple: This more than 200-year-old village temple is nestled amidst a peaceful rural landscape, hidden beneath the shade of ancient trees. Visitors can stroll around the temple, feeling the passage of time etched on its moss-covered, ancient brick walls. Inside, there are six altars, all gilded and lacquered, featuring exquisitely crafted images of dragons, unicorns, turtles, and phoenixes. Bao Thanh Salt Fields: Visiting Bao Thanh commune, tourists are amazed to admire the vast expanse of white salt fields in a province in the Southwest of Vietnam that seems to be only known for its rivers, waterways, and orchards. The dry, sunny coastal area further enhances the beauty of the hardworking salt farmers who have been dedicated to salt production for decades.
Con Nhan Beach: Con Nhan Beach attracts tourists with its unspoiled scenery. Besides taking photos and swimming, visitors can enjoy a variety of fresh seafood at reasonable prices, either directly from fishing boats that have just docked or purchased at the local market. Vam Ho Bird Sanctuary: Vam Ho is home to many species of birds, including egrets and herons. Located about 3 hours from Ho Chi Minh City, Vam Ho Bird Sanctuary is an ideal space for tourists to immerse themselves in the diverse mangrove forest ecosystem with many tree species such as Avicennia marina, Sonneratia caseolaris, Rhizophora apiculata, and date palms… The sprawling rice fields: Watching the sunrise over lush, green rice paddies; admiring the sparkling dew drops on the leaves; breathing in the fresh country air; or relaxing by the dike as the sun sets are all unforgettable experiences during a Ba Tri vacation. During the rice harvest season, you can even try participating in the rice harvesting with the locals.
The diverse local cuisine offers visitors a taste of the coconut region's specialties: grilled snakehead fish, rice noodle soup with crab, coconut heart pancakes, Ba Tri young beef, and more. These delicious dishes, made from local produce and ingredients, are reasonably priced and promise to satisfy even the most discerning food lovers during their exploration of Ba Tri. VinaEcolife Lodge: After exploring and enjoying the scenery of Ba Tri, visitors can stop and stay at VinaEcolife Lodge. At VinaEcolife Lodge, visitors can recharge their energy and relax comfortably while experiencing the local culture and history. The journey of visitors is built on the spirit of "learning and living with love," together creating a sustainable tourism ecosystem. Visitors enjoy the joy of discovering new things while contributing to the development of the spiritual life of the rural community. Meanwhile, local people strive to provide high-standard services to visitors while learning and developing themselves, creating a new and peaceful life for themselves.
Việt Nam•11/04/2024
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