Co Thach pagoda and White Sanddune

From January to March every year, scores of photographers rush to Co Thach Beach in Tuy Phong District, Binh Thuan Province to get the best shots of stunning moss-covered stones in early morning fog.

The beach is surrounded by small stones of various colors and shapes, called seven-color stones, formed by tides and waves thousands of years ago. Dawn is the ideal time for photographers to take the best photos when the tide recedes.

.The pagoda is more than 100 years old, the whole temple has an area of ​​​​about 1200m2, including: the main hall, the outer quarters and other auxiliary works. The area of ​​Co Thach pagoda is a complex of architecture, am, electricity, and cups connected together on a rocky hill with an area of ​​more than 4 hectares. The main hall of the temple is located in a natural rock mountain complex, sometimes nestled among large rocks. Next are the meditation houses, from the road, the ancestral house, the bell tower, the drum floor, the worship hall, with impressive and well-preserved sentences. The entrance to the temple through the Tam Quan gate facing the southwest is a path with 36 steps connected by stone slabs. At the foot of the steps are a pair of winding dragons cast on both sides of cement, as if to welcome those who are predestined to visit the temple. To the right of the bridge near the Tam Quan gate is a sitting tiger statue and to the left is a sophisticatedly carved reclining Elephant.