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What hotels are near Po Sah Inu Towers?

Hotels near Po Sah Inu Towers: (2.26 mi) The Cliff Resort & Residences (2.25 mi) TTC Hotel - Phan Thiet (1.54 mi) Phu Hai Beach Resort & Spa (3.64 mi) Bamboo Village Beach Resort & Spa (3.32 mi) The Anam Mui Ne View all hotels near Po Sah Inu Towers on Tripadvisor

What restaurants are near Po Sah Inu Towers?

Restaurants near Po Sah Inu Towers: (2.24 mi) Vista Restaurant (3.64 mi) Strawy Restaurant (0.51 mi) Nha Hang My Duyen (3.62 mi) Good Morning Vietnam Italian Restaurant Pizzeria (2.40 mi) Love Sushi Lounge Cafe View all restaurants near Po Sah Inu Towers on Tripadvisor

Po Sah Inu Towers - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

271 reviews

#4 of 32 things to do in Phan Thiet

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83 within 3 miles

Nha Hang My Duyen

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0.5 mi$$$$ • Cafe • Seafood • Barbecue

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Huong Sen Trang Vegetarian

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1.5 mi$ • Cafe • European • Vietnamese

Cyclo Restaurant

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1.5 miAsian • Korean • Vietnamese

Con Lai Restaurant

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WOW Buffet BBQ & Beer

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Miss Tran's Bbq Steamboat Buffet

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L'Oceane Restaurant (Victoria Phan Thiet)

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2 mi$$ - $$$ • Seafood • Vietnamese • Vegetarian Friendly

Phố Ẩm Thực Hương Biển

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HHC

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia32 contributions

Dec 2019

Nice place to visit when you are in Mui Ne. Besides the towers, do walk towards the back & to climb up to enjoy the nice sea view. Highly recommend to visit during late afternoon to enjoy the sunset too,

Written February 2, 2020

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DianaandChristian

Heidelberg, Germany828 contributions

Worth to visit

Mar 2017

The Po Sah Inu Towers have been part of our tour to the Pa Cu Mountains. Ok our driver was a little bit lazy and we spent nearly 1 hour waiting for him.... Anyway the location is worth to be seen and we were very amazed by the ruins. Luckily we had a perfect weather to take some nice pictures there.

Written April 17, 2017

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Munyoz

546 contributions

No bother, it look abandoned

Aug 2015 • Couples

If you have been in My Son or more in Ankor Wat, don't bother to go here, however the ride on the motorbike is more enjoyable. You might try (as I did) look for some inner road to see local Vietnamese and buy at their market food or vegetables. There you will see real price for Vietnamese.

Written August 30, 2015

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Wade B

San Antonio, TX40 contributions

Worth Seeing

Sep 2014 • Couples

We rented motorbikes from Mui Ne and drove them over to these Cham Towers. Beware: if you drive a little too far, you'll end up at a Buddhist monastery that is immediately behind these towers. You can even SEE the towers, which makes it easy to end up at the wrong location. We proceeded in to the monastery and then one of the workers cornered us and proceeded to chant "moneymoneymoneymoneymoneymoney". We tried to give him 10,000 VND, but that apparently wasn't enough for him because he showed us a 100,000 VND bill. We left without giving him anything. I didn't know that "money" was such a strong aspect of the religion.

That aside, the Cham Towers are definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a little slice of history and a good overlooking view of Phan Thiet and the coastline. The cost is 10,000 VND per person + 2,000 VND for parking.

Written September 13, 2014

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Timo J

Sitio de Calahonda, Spain449 contributions

Just an other file of stones

Jan 2017 • Couples

Not much information, not much to see. Just a an old buildings, towers which are not very well kept. Needs restoration or conservation. Not the must see place.

Written February 14, 2017

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Sigrid L

Oslo, Norway135 contributions

With a lovelly view surrounded by paper fower trees.

Mar 2019 • Couples

The small ancient tempel buildings are sited on a smaller mountain with a lovelly view over Phan Thiet and the valley. The buildings are modest, but the view grand.

Written April 1, 2019

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D'Arcy B

Stephenville, Canada67 contributions

Interesting Indigenous attraction

May 2016 • Friends

This is the remnants of a religious site of the Cham people, a local indigenous population. It was used as a site of worship and specifically as a fertility worship and offer. Spectacular views of the local areas with a lot of interesting information available.

Written March 14, 2017

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RavioPatra

Bogor, Indonesia170 contributions

"That's It?"

Jan 2017 • Couples

I mean, it's an interesting site--yes, but was that it? Like when my boyfriend suggested we go here, I thought it was going to be a huge compound (not as huge but something similar to the Indonesian Borobudur or Prambanan) and turned out after only three towers we were done. I was like "Wait. That's it?" and he said yeah. While the entrance ticket wasn't exactly expensive (VND 15,000), it was just... not much to see.

Written January 3, 2017

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musicalcreative

Hitchin, UK92 contributions

Very spiritual

Dec 2016 • Solo

It's beautiful here. Three gorgeous towers in various sizes. Look out for the almost hidden little paths that leave the main track - they lead you to little places that almost everyone else missed.

Ignore the people that say "not much to see". If you appreciate temples and are spiritual in any form, you will love it here.

Tip: see it at sunset - last entry is 4:30pm

Written December 25, 2016

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Marilynne C

Frankston, Australia226 contributions

Ancient buildings with great views

Jan 2016 • Solo

Hardly a soul there so free to wander and ponder. Bright with flowers and the buildings glowed with the warmth of the sun. Very little information available so do your research first and continue up the hill beyond the towers to the Victory Monument of 1947 to Binh Thuan forces against the French and fortifications still standing. While you're there, visit the pagoda next door - access from the main road.

Written March 27, 2016

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