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I Resort

I resort in Nha Trang is the ultimate relaxation destination. It is best known for its hot mineral mud bath, where you let loose in the tub and let all your tension melt away. A spa and a bathing pool topped off with a restaurant that serves a delicious lunch make this the perfect getaway. Don't forget to bring a Ziploc for your phones.

Long Beach

Also known as Bai Dai Beach, Long Beach is a clean and serene beach in Nha Trang. Rent an umbrella and sunbed, grab a coconut drink, and let the ambiance do the rest. Massages and refreshments are also available, along with seated restaurants. The beach is relatively clean and not very crowded.

Long Son Pagoda

Long Son Pagoda is a beautiful 19th-century Buddhist temple located on the foothills of Trai Thuy mountain. The temple also functions as a monastery, featuring Taoist architecture and ornate sculptures of mythical animals. The main attraction here is the 24-meter-tall Buddha statue behind the temple. You need to walk steep steps to get to the top, but the view is breathtaking. The entrance is decorated with dragon mosaics, while lush topiary line the main grounds. Read More

Studio & Gallery Long Thanh Art

Long Thanh Photography gallery in Nha Trang showcases the works of the namesake Vietnamese photographer, a prominent figure who has won several international photography awards. His black and white photography consists of both portraits and landscapes. If you're lucky, you can chat with Long Thahn to know the story behind his compelling works before taking home one of the many prints on sale.

Mai Loc Gallery

This small gallery is filled with exquisite monochrome photographs taken by Mai Loc, one of the most successful Vietnamese photographers. Not only can you admire and buy his works, Mai Loc also hosts photography sessions and tours that take you to salt fields, cottage industries and fishing villages to capture the beauty of everyday moments.

Monkey Island

One of the more unusual attractions of Vietnam, Monkey Island is located about 10 km away from the centre of Nha Trang. Accessible via a boat or a ferry, the private island is said to house about 1,500 monkeys who are free to roam around. Dog and monkey shows are held thrice a day, and the island is lined by pretty beaches with quaint huts.

National Oceanographic Museum of Vietnam

The National Oceanographic Museum in southern Nha Trang features a vast array of marine life, from sharks and whales to sea turtles and reef fish. Its spread across two floors in a gorgeous French building. The first floor houses glass tanks where anemones, puffers, lionfish and coral reefs thrive, while the second floor has about thousands of exhibits of preserved animal skeletons.

Nha Trang Beach

Finding its place among the most scenic bays in the world, Nha Trang beach features six kms of stunning golden sands and turquoise waters. Vendors selling refreshments and knick-knacks line the beach, while an inflatable water park for children is located at the centre. This picturesque beach is best visited before 1 PM when the waves turn rough.

Nha Trang Cathedral

Also called the Stone Church, the Nha Trang Cathedral is one of the largest churches in Vietnam. It features several stained glass windows and a tall square clock tower. The French Gothic church also has a touch of Vietnamese culture in the pink lighting on the tabernacle. Built by the French in the 19th century, it serves as the area's mother church of the Catholic diocese.

Nha Trang Snake Show

Nha Trang Snake Show in Phuoc Dien is a must-visit while travelling to Vietnam. Handlers play with pythons and cobras to stage an unusual and exciting show for the audience. Afterwards, you can buy snake medicines and cosmetics, and even some snake leather. Reach early to get a private glimpse into the characteristics of snakes.