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Located about 7 km southeast of Phan Rang city, along the An Thanh road, visitors will reach Tuan Tu village, An Hai commune, Ninh Phuoc district. A vast expanse of white sand desert unfolds before their eyes, leaving visitors in awe.
A bird's-eye view of the Southern Border
Unlike the ostentatious and prominent sand dunes of Mui Ne, and without the much praise and comparisons of the "moving sand dunes" in Quang Binh, Nam Cuong is hidden deep behind a trail surrounded by villages.
The road to Nam Cuong sand dunes will surprise visitors with one breathtaking sight after another, from lush green vineyards and endless apple orchards to flocks of white egrets soaring over distant fields and vast white salt flats. The delights don't end there; visitors will be captivated by the pristine, tranquil beauty and expansive scenery of the Nam Cuong sand dunes.
The sandy silk ribbon ripples in waves with the breeze.
Climbing the high sand dunes, visitors will be rewarded with an impressive view, taking in all the beauty that Nam Cuong has to offer. Nam Cuong is surrounded on all four sides by mountains, the sea, villages, rice fields, and orchards, creating a unique atmosphere that inspires artistic creativity in visitors to this land.
The afternoon in the Southern Xinjiang desert is ideal for tourists to visit and enjoy, as the weather is cooler, inspiring artists and photographers to express their feelings through poetry, photographs, music, and more.
The sand dunes rise high in Nam Cuong.
The most interesting, impressive, and captivating images are those of Cham girls carrying baskets or wearing conical hats walking on the sand dunes, flocks of sheep wandering and grazing, and monitor lizards scurrying in and out searching for food. These moments create a "moving sand painting" in the hearts of tourists whenever they visit Nam Cuong. As the sun sets, fewer and fewer visitors come, bringing back a sense of tranquility to the place.
The lingering glance back at Nam Cuong, the pensive, regretful look in their eyes, the reluctance to leave—these are the emotions that tourists leave behind as they sadly depart from Nam Cuong. The deep sand dunes, the tiny, fine white grains of sand clinging to their feet, holding them in a lingering, reluctant-to-leave affection.
