An Thuong sits close enough to the beach to let the salt air do the work.

Why ANTHUONG, why now

An Thuong sits close enough to the beach to let the salt air do the work. Sunday mornings don't ask much here.

1. Ba Da Pagoda

Ba Da Pagoda opens the course because mornings in An Thuong need a slow anchor. The temple sits away from the strip, quiet enough to let the route breathe before it picks up. Starting here gives the rest of the walk something to lean against.

Crew's note

The incense takes its time. So can you.

What visitors say

A beautiful and inspiring place. Go at night when the colors really pop. There's an interesting collective farm behind the Buddha that is be…

This temple has a calm, relaxing atmosphere with amazing statues. The monks and staff are very friendly, speak English, and make you feel we…

2. LUCKY Quán - BREAD , CAFE and SMOOTHIES

LUCKY Quán closes the route because a cafe stool is where half-days end best. It's small, the kind of stop that holds you without ceremony. The course lands here when the morning has already done its work and all that's left is to sit with it a little longer.

Crew's note

Twenty-seven seconds. The machine does the thinking.

What visitors say

Excellent little food truck with a surprisingly extensive menu! Many options, including amazing coffees and juices, banh mi, sandwiches and…

The food is good the coffee is the best. I come here almost every morning for a delinois bac xui and a friendly face. The lady that works th…

The walk between

The walk between them threads through An Thuong's residential edges, where the neighborhood folds back into side streets and the salt air mixes with laundry and motor oil. It's a few blocks that feel like the distance between temple time and regular life.

  • Start early enough that the pagoda still has the morning to itself, then let the walk take as long as it needs before you land at the cafe.
  • LUCKY Quán works best as the last stop, not a detour. Come when you've already seen what you came to see and the stool is just somewhere to rest the route.
Course map — stop pins and the walking line

FAQ

Does this course work if I'm staying near My Khe Beach?
It does. An Thuong runs parallel to the coast, and the pagoda sits inland from the main beach strip, so the route pulls you slightly away from the water before looping back. If you're based near My Khe, you're already close to both stops.
Is the cafe a sit-down spot or more of a grab-and-go setup?
It's a small setup with seating, not a quick takeaway counter. The space is compact, but visitor notes mention sitting and lingering, so plan for a proper stop rather than a coffee on the move.
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