Tay Ninh offers a world of tour options

With famous Ba Den Mountain, Dau Tieng Lake, Lo Go - Xa Mat National Park, Cao Dai Holy See and other cultural and historical heritage sites, Tay Ninh Province has become an attractive destination of domestic and international tourists.
On visiting Tay Ninh Province, tourists can discover the legendary Ba Den Mountain which is 986m in height and visit a museum and pagoda in the Kim Quang Grotto. Every year, many people take a pilgrimage to the mountain and take part in the Ba Den Festival and Spring Festival on the mountain.
Tourists have ideal opportunity to admire the Cao Dai (Tay Ninh) Holy See which is 5km to the southeast from Tay Ninh Town. The Holy See began construction in 1933 and finished in 1947. The Cao Dai Holy See came into use in 1955. The Holy See is located on the 1sq.km campus which includes a Buddhist temple, a park and a forest. The temple itself is 140m long, 40m wide with 36m Tam Dai Tower, 25m Hiep Thien Dai Tower and the 30m Cuu Trung Dai and Bat Quy Dai towers. The Holy Land faces the west. In the Holy See, there are two lines of pillars shaped like green, red and white dragons. The ceiling is divided into nine parts which is painted with the sky, clouds and stars. Tourists can also see other famous construction works of the province in the campus.
If you are eco-tourists, Dau Tieng Lake located in the south of the province is an ideal choice. The Sai Gon River, which flow through the province, is blocked and forms the Dau Tieng Lake - the biggest irrigation work in Vietnam. Twenty kilometers from the Tay Ninh Town, the lake lies on the tourism route including Tay Ninh Town - Cao Dai Holy See and Ba Den Mountain. The lake area is 27,000ha with capacity of 1.5 million meters of water which are supplied to vast fields in the province and surrounding provinces. With wide space, beautiful landscapes, natural oases and fresh air, the lake is an ideal escape for tourists.
In addition, Lo Go - Xa Mat National Park is another eco-tourism zone in the province. The park covers on 18.806ha in four communes of Tan Lap, Tan Binh, Hiep Hoa and Thanh Tay in the Tan Bien District.
The park has abundant biodiversity and is the only fresh water swamp forest in Vietnam, rich in valuable flora and fauna. The park is very suitable for camping combined with visiting revolutionary bases. Tourists can visit the vestiges of the Southern Central Bureau 64km from the Tay Ninh Town. In the American War, a 70ha area became the base of the Southern Central Bureau - the command center of the southern revolution. Going from the Xa Mat Border Crossing to the historic complex, the first stop is the Southern Bureau's Security Department. The site contains the working offices of the Southern Bureau's leaders, administrative offices, a meeting room, and a kitchen. These departments and offices connect with each other through a 430m road and 1,253m stretch of tunnels.
Visiting Tay Ninh, tourists can take adventure tourism forms such as mountain climbing and caving. In addition, touring and studying the cultural heritage of temples and pagodas can be an interesting experience, especially the two ancient towers of Binh Thanh (in Trang Bang District) and Chot Mat (in Tan Bien District). Tourists can visit traditional craft villages and enjoy the province's specialties. Among those, Trang Bang District is famous for rice noodles and girdle cake which is covered in dew. These specialties have become popular products with domestic and international tourists alike.
Legendary mountains, vast deltas, beautiful landscapes and long-standing historical and cultural heritage sites have created rich tourism potential for Tay Ninh Province. With Xuyen A transport route and Moc Bai Border Crossing, Tay Ninh is considered a bridge between the key economic zone of the south and ASEAN countries. Tay Ninh Province has had close relationship with other provinces in the region, especially Ho Chi Minh City and tightly works with travel agents in Ho Chi Minh City to attract tourists from Cambodia and Thailand and transfers domestic tourists to Cambodia and Thailand through Moc Bai and Xa Mat border crossings.