Mui ne is not the place i normally would go to. It is a resort town-a true touristhole. Here one see more Russians than Vietnamese, and my dinner was followed by Russian popmusic over a Russian lingo menu. My reason for going here was colour. In the form of sand and soil. Mui ne has some pretty spots surrounding it.
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| Fairy spring was my first point of visit. It is a shallow, warm stream flooding trough a landscape of red and white soil cliffs, creating a beautiful and striking visual image. Going barefoot is perfect. and money saving. The locals charge 5000 dongs for those wearing shoes. Barefoot is for free. |
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| And whereever it is possible to put up a souvenir stand-there is one! Minimum one! |
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| On my way to the white or golden sanddune 35 kilometers from Mui ne. Or at least from the nearest end of town-it stretches for many kilometers. Its colour reference varies. But so do the colour during the day. |
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| Almost at the golden sanddune. |
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| Which soon became more red whitish as the sun went down. |
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| Stripes in the sand. |
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| Like a mini Sahara. it is a pretty spot-the sad ting is the many vehicles driving around-creating noise and filling the area with wheeltracks. You must walk for your photos if you want them clean! |
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| 0530 in the morning. Sunrise as seen from the red sanddune. |
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| The sand at sunrise...... |
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| And 20 minutes after sunrise. A deeper red emerges. |
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| Sunrise strips. I love these sandpatterns! |
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| Outside tourist Mui ne is a large fishing village. The anchorage. |
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| Today's catch at the market. |
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| The smell left no doubt about what is produced here:fishsauce! |
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