Long Hải is a resort town in southeastern Vietnam. It’s known for its sandy beaches and seafood sellers. On a beachside hill, Dinh Cô Temple is guarded by 2 white lion statues. Mộ Cô Temple is the site of a yearly pilgrimage that brings hundreds of fishing boats to the area. Above the town, the caves of Minh Đạm hill were used as a wartime base. The hilltop has panoramic views over the bay and surrounding plains.