Ninh Thuận Province is located in the south-central region of Vietnam. It is known for its beautiful coastline along the South China Sea and a warm, dry climate. The province features diverse landscapes, including sandy beaches, mountains, and fertile plains, making it a unique destination for both tourism and agriculture. The economy of Ninh Thuận is primarily based on agriculture, with a focus on growing grapes, citrus fruits, and coconut. The province is also famous for its traditional Cham culture and historical sites, such as the Po Klong Garai Temple, which reflects the rich heritage of the Cham people.