01What it is
The Tháp Bà centre is about four kilometres north of the city centre, behind the Cham towers; the provincial tourism centre counts it among the country's national-level tourism resources and speaks of a site of about three hectares among hills and eucalyptus trees. The official website lists the services: baths of hot mineral mud, special herbal mud baths, herbal mineral baths, a pool and a separate Núi Spa zone. The type of bath — shared or private for your group — is chosen when you buy the ticket.
02How to plan your visit
The standard sequence: shower, mud bath, rinse off the mud, a mineral bath or the warm-water waterfall, then the pool and rest. The whole thing takes two to three hours. A weekday morning is quieter; groups arrive after lunch and at weekends. It combines easily with Po Nagar: the towers first while it is cool, then the baths in the heat. On a rainy day this is one of the most obvious plans — warm water in the rain works even better.
03What to check
The price list on the official website is published as an image and changes — look at the “Bảng giá dịch vụ” page before the trip and check what is included: a private or shared bath, towel, locker. The operator's website gives the address as 438 Ngô Đến, the tourism centre as 15 Ngọc Sơn: show the driver the name, not the address. Don't wear light-coloured swimwear.
Before you goTake an old, dark swimsuit: the mineral mud leaves marks on fabric.
Access, opening hours and prices can change. Confirm the conditions right before you pay or leave.
Things to do →Good forrelaxation · rain · family
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Facts checked21 September 2026
