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Mui Ne is one of the famous tourist destinations with the advantage of a long and beautiful coastline, with stretches of fine white sand creating dreamy beaches, or pristine white sand dunes surrounded by lotus ponds…
But perhaps not many people know that Mui Ne also has another attractive tourist destination, especially for those who love exploration, which is Fairy Stream.
Suoi Tien, in reality, is a small stream that flows gently through people's houses. To reach this stream, you have to park your car at a local's house and walk barefoot along the streambed for about 2km.
Many might feel disappointed upon reaching their destination, as they'll only see a small stream flowing through a small rocky mountain, failing to satisfy the curiosity of most. However, it's actually the journey to Fairy Stream that truly amazes visitors.
The unfamiliar landscapes, the strangely shaped rocks, and the reddish water flowing from both sides of the stream immerse visitors in another world, completely different from anything they could imagine. Especially when exploring barefoot, walking along the narrow stream with its warm water heated by the afternoon sun, the experience becomes even more unique and vivid.
Initially, upon reaching the stream, the lush vegetation on both sides, intertwined with each other, evokes the image of a mysterious mountainous forest region.
But then, the view widened. Thousands of sand dunes jutted straight up into the sky like towering peaks. The sand, eroded by rain and wind, took on many strange shapes, yet was as hard as rock, surrounded by red earth mountains. Warm streams of red water flowed from the mountain crevices, caressing bare feet and delighting many visitors.
Walking through the hot springs and immersing yourself in the scenery on either side will allow visitors to experience the mysterious yet beautiful and pristine landscape of Suoi Tien.
Moreover, some sections of the river are quite deep, forcing tourists to wade through the water to continue their exploration.
