

Discover the coastal sanctuary of Long Hai, where untouched natural splendour softens the pace of life. Long Hai offers an intimidate expression of the coast. Here, the sea stretches endlessly in shifting tones of jade and sapphire, meeting uncrowded golden sands. For a bit of culture and local character, visit Dinh Co Temple with a blend of traditional architecture with ocean views, or the Truc Lam Chan Nguyen Zen Monastery. Glimpse coastal life in Phuoc Hai Fishing Village where the shoreline becomes a lively seafood market experience. Nature lovers can also explore the surrounding hills and coastal roads, which offer scenic viewpoints and small hidden coves.
Ho Tram and Long Hai’s weather is split into two seasons: wet and dry. The dry season begins in November and ends in April/early May with late February to May being slightly hotter and more humid. The wet season lasts from May to early November with the highest rainfall from June to August, although for much of the wet season, rainfall rarely lasts all day.
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Long Hai is approximately 1 hour 30 minutes drive from Ho Chi Minh City.
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