The most common ways to reach the fields are by taxi or renting a motorbike for flexibility. Some travelers have noted seeing the illuminated farms from evening trains heading into Phan Thiet, offering a unique, albeit distant, view.

Renting a motorbike offers the most freedom to explore the vast fields. Taxis can be arranged, but may be less readily available within the farm areas themselves.

Generally, visiting the fields themselves does not require a ticket, as they are working farms. However, some farms may offer specific tours or experiences that do have an admission fee.

While the farms are active during the day, the most popular time to visit for the unique visual spectacle is in the evening when the lights come on. There are no strict closing hours for viewing the illuminated fields from the outside.

The golden hours around sunrise and sunset offer beautiful, soft lighting. However, many visitors are captivated by the surreal glow of the farms at night when the lights are on, creating a truly unique photographic opportunity.

The sheer scale of the illuminated fields at night is the main attraction. Look for vantage points that capture the rows of lights stretching into the distance for the most dramatic shots.

For night shots, consider using a tripod for stability, a wider aperture to let in more light, and a higher ISO (but be mindful of noise). Experiment with long exposure times to capture the light trails.