Mốc Toạ độ Quốc gia GPS 0001

What reviewers say

Excerpts from public Google reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions, not ours, and we have not verified them.

• ★ 53 months ago

  It is very nice place and should go if you have time.

• ★ 55 years ago

  Very gút. Dat Mui is the the most southern cape of Vietnam. It’s almost the most southern piece of land but misses it by just a couple of hundred meters. It’s far away from everything. The closest city is about a hundred kilometers away. There are still people living there but most of them live off the land/water and live in simple shacks.

• ★ 511 months ago

  Ca Mau cape is the southernmost point of Vietnam. There is a public bus from Ca Mau bus terminal to here. This place is like a park with some constructions inside. There are hotel and restaurant inside the park, you can stay overnight and enjoy the sunrise and sunset here.

• ★ 52 years ago

  That is historical place but services must be improved to lure more tourists to return. There should be more shops selling local stuff and foods! Must-try place!

• ★ 510 months ago

  Great place to take pictures,the wait time can be a bit long because there were a lot of people waiting to take their pictures and because this is the the first GPS Cords of Vietnam in Ca Mau (the final GPS Cords is at Hanoi). 9.9/10

• ★ 46 years ago

  Good place for check in and a visit when you go to Ca Mau. The southest GPS point of Vietnam. Very sunny on the say I visited. So be prepare well cover, hat and put on suncream to avoid the sunburn . It's better to go at early morning for cooler temperature and less sunny. Very clean enviroment here when checking with Air Quality Index App.

• ★ 410 months ago

  Great experience coming to the end of VN! The bad thing is that the long road to the location is of a village road. The government did not bother upgrading it, but they care to have their flags stood on both sides of the road every 50 m or so.

• ★ 4a year ago

  FYI - the road to get here from Ca Mau is bumpy to say the least. Tons of potholes, some of which are hazardously large. If you're on a motorbike, make sure your tires are full of air, and you have a good suspension. As for the park - 30k to enter, 60k additional to ride the electric carts. No English support so use google translate. There isn't much to do besides stand next to some of the statues/pylons and take a picture. There's also a short walk through the mangrove forest which is nice. Anyway, overall it's alright. TBH the only reason I went is because I have a weird fixation to visit the four corners of Vietnam. Would I recommend coming here without this motivation? Mmm... I guess so. It would be a lot better if the drive here was smoother.