Sunset Slope in Phu Thuy ward (Lam Dong province) attracts many tourists to admire the scenery and capture beautiful moments when the sun sets. Many people consider this a must-see stop in their journey to explore Mui Ne.
Located not far from the center of Phan Thiet, the slope at the foot of Co Mountain quickly became famous on social networks thanks to its sea view and curved roads embracing the mountains. Every afternoon, especially from 4 pm to 6 pm, this place is covered in orange-yellow sunshine, creating a romantic scene that attracts many young people to take photos.
On weekends, thousands of tourists gather on the slope to watch the sunset. Many people bring cameras, phones and even tripods to record the moment the sea and sky turn color when the sunset falls.
Ms. Le Ngoc Huyen, a tourist from Ho Chi Minh City, said she knew about Sunset Slope through social networks. On this Mui Ne trip, she actively arranged her itinerary to come here in the late afternoon. According to Huyen, the peaceful scenery and sunset on the sea bring a feeling of relaxation, completely different from other crowded check-in points.
Around Sunset Slope, there are also many cafes and seasonal food stalls. Visitors can enjoy drinks, admire the sea scenery and wait for the sunset to set.
This destination is also located on the route connecting Po Sah Inu tower and Ong Hoang Pavilion, convenient for tourists to combine exploring culture, history and landscape in the same journey.
The combination of nature, space and convenient location has helped Doc Hoang Hon become one of the check-in points that many tourists come to when visiting Mui Ne.
