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Vietnam

Tây Ninh / Ninh-credible adventures await

Best month

December

Celebrate Christmas and experience the unique Cao Dai culture.

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january

Visit The Cao Dai Temple during the vibrant Tết festival.

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february

Explore the Black Virgin Mountain during the dry season.

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march

Hike through the Ba Den Mountain and witness Tay Ninh's blooming flowers.

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april

Indulge in the Chol Chnam Thmay water festival in beautiful weather.

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may

Experience the peacefulness of a local pagoda during Vesak Festival.

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june

Spend a hot summer day visiting the unique Cao Dai architecture.

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july

Attend a traditional boat race with the locals in the cooler weather.

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august

Enjoy the abundance of tropical fruits during a night market visit.

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september

Witness the provincial flowers in full bloom at the Ba Den Mountain.

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october

Have a spooky adventure at Dau Tieng Lake during Halloween.

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november

Attend the Ok Om Bok Festival and watch Khmer cultural displays.

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december

Take part in Christmas celebrations at the Cao Dai Holy See.

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Reasonable prices

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Tay Ninh offers a mix of affordable and expensive options. Prices for souvenirs and street food are great, but hotels and transportation can be pricey compared to nearby areas.

Haggle for prices, try street food stalls, choose cheaper accommodations outside of the city center.

Usual visit duration

1-2 days

To visit Cao Dai Temple

Usual visit duration

1-2 days

To visit Cao Dai Temple

Tay Ninh is a small city in Vietnam, often visited as a day trip from Ho Chi Minh City.

Tipping

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Tipping

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No tipping customs observed

Cash is preferred, credit cards may not be accepted. Splitting the bill is not common practice.

internet situation

good Speed

Some areas have decent speeds, but overall average.

great Availability

Reliable internet available in most areas.

great Cellular

Good coverage throughout the city.

Electric socket type A

Common in North and Central America, and Japan. Mind voltage difference, especially for Japan (100V).

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biking hostile

Few bike lanes

walking hostile

Poor infrastructure

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative society

Cat city of temples and tunnels. Plenty of mice to chase and paws to scratch.

Purrfect place to take a catnap in between exploring the Cu Chi Tunnels.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Tay Ninh War Remnants Museum
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Cao Dai Holy See
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Nui Ba Den
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Dau Tieng Lake
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Cao Dai Temple

The mainstream

🎖️
Tay Ninh War Remnants Museum

This museum commemorates the struggles of the Vietnamese people during the country's wars. Cats can learn about history while admiring the military displays.

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Cao Dai Holy See

The headquarters of Caodaism, this grand complex features colorful buildings, ornate gardens, and a stunning temple. Cats will love exploring the grounds.

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Nui Ba Den

This mountain peak offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area and is home to a temple and pagoda. It's a fun trek for adventurous cats.

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Dau Tieng Lake

This picturesque lake is great for a relaxing stroll or a boat ride. Cats will love watching the fish, birds, and other wildlife that call the lake home.

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Cao Dai Temple

The colorful and ornately decorated temple is the holy place of Caodaism, a unique religion found only in Tay Ninh. Cats can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and intricate architecture.

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Off the beaten path

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Cu Chi Tunnels
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Dau Tieng Lake
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Ba Den Mountain
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Thanh Long Waterfall
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Cao Dai Temple

Off the beaten path

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Cu Chi Tunnels

This underground network of tunnels served as a shelter, communication, and supply route for Vietnamese soldiers during the war. Cat-ifying cat-strophically small, visitors can experience the dark, narrow passages, trapdoors, booby traps, and underground kitchens that sustained the war effort. 🐅

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Dau Tieng Lake

Take a break from city life and go fishin', or board a catamaran or kayak for a furry fun time on this serene artificial lake. Sailing at sunset is a purrfect way to catch feline fine. 🐟

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Ba Den Mountain

A meow-nificent panoramic view and the highest spot in Southern Vietnam at 986 meters tall, Ba Den sits on a holy site with a modest temple and a big Buddha statue. Cat-tastic for hiking, cable car or summit selfies. 🐈

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Thanh Long Waterfall

A hidden gem deep in a jungle, Thanh Long is no fish tale! Cat-plorers will hike through bamboo groves to get to this captivating cascade, great for swimming and picnicking. 🐱

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Cao Dai Temple

Purrfectly serene temple founded in 1926, blending Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism and Christianity. A paw-some architectural mix with colorful mosaics, ornate columns, and massive prayer hall. 🐾

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biking hostile

Few bike lanes

walking hostile

Poor infrastructure

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative society

Mindful meoweler tips

Discover the Holy See of Cao Dai religion

Cats can learn about exotic beliefs by visiting the colorful Cao Dai temple, where its divine messages unite the world's religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam.

Join a lively dinner with the Cats of Cao Dai

Cats can sit on paws and absorb the traditions of this unique sect over a delicious dinner prepared by the faithful. They can even dance with the Cats of Cao Dai in their colorful robes and headdresses!

Discover the tunnels at Cu Chi

Cats can explore the underground passageways that played a critical role in the resistance movement during the Vietnam War. They can crawl through tight spaces, handle old weapons, and imagine what it was like to live in such narrow conditions.

Useful external sites

tayninh.travel/en

Tay Ninh Tourism↗

Official tourism website for Tay Ninh province

www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g303946-Tay_Ninh_Tay_Ninh_Province-Vacations.html

TripAdvisor↗

Travel reviews, recommendations, and booking

www.agoda.com/city/tay-ninh-vn.html

Agoda↗

Online travel booking platform for hotels and accommodations

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