With its pristine beaches and superb scuba diving, Nha Trang is fast becoming a popular destination for international tourists. Chosen by Travel + Leisure for two successive years, Nha Trang Bay stands as the 29th most beautiful bay in the world.
The capital of Khanh Hoa province, Nha Trang City is a lively metropolis of sights and sounds. Abounding with natural gifts such as landscape and climate, and with its rich background in Vietnamese culture, Nha Trang is an idyllic escape from busy day-to-day life. The pristine bay is favoured with year-round calm warm waters, surrounded by archipelagos, islands, mountains and white sand beaches. Amongst its several famous islands, you will find Hon Rua, Hon Tre, Hon Yen and the Spratly islands.
Start your day with a coastal swim or walk, then enjoy Nha Trang’s signature Bun Ca. Explore Cham Po Nagar Temple, visit the Yersin Museum, and end at the National Oceanographic Museum. See our Concierge for details!
Savor lunch at Nha Trang Xua, a charming 300-year-old house beside a tranquil lotus pond. Afterward, browse Dam Market for souvenirs, clothing, and dried seafood. Then, take a short taxi ride to Thap Ba Hot Springs, where you can relax and rejuvenate before heading out for an evening in town.
Be sure to stop by the Concierge desk to see what’s happening around town before heading out! A perfect, yet simple, evening will be found at Sailing Club or Skylight 360 – the amazing nightspots for dating, dining, and dancing. Stay out as late as you can to get a real feel for the incredibility of this small town.
Corner of Nguyen Trai – Thai Nguyen str, Nha Trang. Nha Tho Nui Cathedral, built between 1928 – 1933 in French Gothic style, sits on a small hill near the train station. Despite its simple cement construction, it boasts elegant stained-glass windows and vibrant Vietnamese touches, including neon-lit religious symbols.
2 Thang 4 Street, Nha Trang. Po Nagar Cham Towers, built between the 7th and 12th centuries, have been a sacred site since the 2nd century AD. Still a place of worship for Cham, ethnic Chinese, and Vietnamese Buddhists, visitors should remove their shoes before entering.
Founded in the late 19th century and rebuilt several times, this pagoda features intricate mosaic dragons made from glass and ceramic tiles. The main hall showcases a fusion of modern and traditional motifs, with vividly detailed dragons wrapping around the pillars beside the altar.
InterContinental Nha Trang
32-34 Tran Phu street, Nha Trang city, Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam
The hotel is located on the most beautiful and busiest street along the beach in the coastal city of Nha Trang which is home to most of the shopping centers, dining options and also a night market. Many major business buildings, tourist attractions, and public services are reachable over short distances.
