Tram Huong Tower, on the beach across from City Hall. The tower has three stories worth of gift shop, and sells the ever expensive birds nests, for birds nest soup. Tram Huong Tower – a symbol for Nha Trang – sits in a roundabout in the center of Tran Phu Road. Large resorts tend to dominate the northern end of the tourist strip beyond the Tram Huon Tower.
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Con Se Tre Tourist Village
Located in the south of Hon Tre Island, Nha Trang Bay, from a rocky island, Con Se Tre Tourist Village is built into a romantic tourist area in Nha Trang. It gradually becomes one of the most appealing attractions in Nha Trang alluring numerous tourists. About 3km from Nha Trang coast, Con Se Tre Tourist […]
Dam Market
History: Back to history, Dam Market was officially built in 1972 on a former swamp. The name of the market (Dam Market) was originated from this significance. This is the largest market in Nha Trang. Located right in the downtown, Dam Market is a beautiful architectural works compared to other markets in Nha Trang. The […]
Hong Chong Promontory
Description: Nearly separating from the hustling and bustling atmosphere of the urban life, Hon Chong Promontory is seen as the convergence of mountains and sea. This is also one of the most beautiful city’s showpieces of Nha Trang city attracting numerous tourists. Hon Chong complex has included large rocks stacking each other for centuries. This […]
Hon Tre Island
Nha Trang city has long been well known as its beautiful scenery, clear blue sea, along with numerous famous scenic spots, including Hon Tre Island. It is the largest island in Nha Trang Bay, with an area of 36km² and the highest peak of about 460m. Far about 5km from Nha Trang city to the […]
Nha Trang Cathedral
History: Situated on a small hill, Nha Trang Cathedral is an appealing attraction in Nha Trang luring the great number of tourists. It is also the largest church in Nha Trang City. The official name of the church is Christ the King Cathedral, yet the local people often refer to such simple and familiar names: […]
Thap Ba Hot Springs
Thap Ba Hot Springs is actually a wonderful leisure tourist spot in Nha Trang. Tourists not only have a chance to enjoy perfect services by mud bath and mineral water soaking but also admire a fresh silky green space from a land of charming scenery here. Nha Trang – Khanh Hoa is home to numerous […]
Long Son Pagoda
History: Built in 1963, the pagoda is also known as White Buddhist Pagoda or Dang Long Tu. This is a favorite sightseeing and pilgrimage destination of the locals as well as international tourists when participating in Nha Trang tours. In particular, the reason why Dang Long Tu has become one of the most famous pagodas […]
Alexandre Yersin Museum
History: Looking back the course of history, Alexandre Yersin, a young 28-year-old French man first put his foot on Nha Trang coast in July 1891. In 1894, after discovering the plague bacterium in Hong Kong, A. Yersin returned Vietnam and decided to stay here forever. With just a few horses having bred for experiments, he […]
Monkey Island
Going to Monkey Island, tourists not only admire ecstatic natural landscapes, immerse themselves in the romantic atmosphere but also have fun with the monkeys here. It has been becoming the appealing ecotourism attracting numerous tourists. Situated 15km from Nha Trang coastal city to the north, Nha Phu Bay is a poetic paradise with blue waves, […]
Hon Mun Island
Located in the south of Nha Trang Bay, Hon Mun Marine Park is one of the most charming tourist attraction thanks to diverse marine ecosystems. Taking part in the world of shimmering colors, tourists will surely experience unforgettable moments. Hon Mun Marine Park is situated in Nha Trang Bay, including Hon Tre Island, Hon Mieu […]
Tram Huong Tower
Tram Huong Tower, on the beach across from City Hall. The tower has three stories worth of gift shop, and sells the ever expensive birds nests, for birds nest soup. Tram Huong Tower – a symbol for Nha Trang – sits in a roundabout in the center of Tran Phu Road. Large resorts tend to […]
