• National Oceanographic Museum of Vietnam - Situated at No. 1 Cau Da, approximately 6km from the city center, this museum is one of Vietnam’s premier marine research facilities, established in 1922 by the French. It boasts over 20,000 marine life specimens, along with numerous rare fish species housed in a state-of-the-art glass tank system. A notable feature is a whale skeleton nearly 26 meters long, one of the largest in Vietnam. The institute also includes a 3D cinema area and a submarine model simulating the ocean, making it an ideal destination for both children and adults interested in exploring the underwater world.
• Long Son Pagoda - Every aspect of this pagoda is crafted in line with traditional Vietnamese architecture, Taoist design, and artistic sculptures of mythological creatures. The main hall, capable of accommodating hundreds of Buddhists and pilgrims for prayer, also serves as a monastery. Many visitors and locals come to Long Son Pagoda on the first and fifteenth of the lunar month to worship, observe, or enjoy the serenity of this pristine area.
• DO THEATRE - This venue is one of the most modern cultural and artistic spaces in the coastal city. Inspired by the traditional Central Vietnamese fishing trap known as the “đó,” the theatre captivates with its distinctive bamboo-woven dome design. Inside, a multifunctional performance space regularly hosts both contemporary and traditional art shows. A highlight is the “Rối Mơ” performance, a captivating show that combines lights, sound, and expressive dance into a mesmerizing experience.
• Nha Trang - At Hoang Gia Pearl, visitors can witness the entire process of culturing, harvesting, and crafting authentic sea pearls in Khanh Hoa. Guests can tour the production workshop, admire a variety of precious pearls, and shop for high-end jewelry products.
• Thap Ba Ponagar - The Ponagar Cham Towers are among the most enticing destinations to visit in Nha Trang City. Here, visitors can explore the magnificent Champa architecture and learn more about the history of the Cham people in this region. The towers serve as the Holy See, honoring Yang Ino Po Nagar, the goddess of the Dua (Liu) clan, which governed the southern part of the Cham kingdom. Inscribed stone slabs are scattered throughout the complex, most of which pertain to history or religion, offering insight into the spiritual life and social structure of the Cham.
• Thap Ba Mud Bath - Enjoy the rejuvenating benefits of the Nha Trang mud bath experience (self-sufficiency).

• Travel insurance
• Pick up and drop off from hotel in central city
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Entrance tickets
• English-Speaking Tour Guide

• Tips
• Mud bath fee (350.000 - 400.000VND /person )
• Personal expense

The coastal city of Nha Trang, often referred to as the “jewel of the East Sea,” captivates visitors from around the globe with its enchanting sea and island vistas. The area boasts stunning natural scenery, featuring clear blue waters, pristine white sands, numerous exciting entertainment and sightseeing spots, a pleasant climate, and a rich culinary scene. The local people are known for their friendliness and hospitality. Nha Trang tourism is currently drawing a significant number of both domestic and international tourists who come to visit, explore, and experience its many offerings.

• Infants are not encouraged to participate. In cases of infant participation, parents must ensure the safety of the baby and hold the baby in their arms.
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