• National Oceanographic Museum of Vietnam - The National Oceanographic Museum stands as a premier marine research institution in Southeast Asia and is among the top 10 captivating cultural and historical sites in Vietnam. The museum features extensive collections of marine species and the history of Vietnam’s archipelago. It promises to enhance your visit to Nha Trang city with memorable experiences of the oceanic world.
• Hon Chong - Hon Chong comprises two massive rock formations by the sea at the base of La San Hill, with rocks scattered in a seemingly random manner, likely due to tidal erosion. The prominent offshore rock formation is known as Hon Chong, or Chong Rock, featuring a square-shaped block resting on a larger, flatter one. You can observe the distinct imprints of a giant’s five-fingered hand etched into the stone facing the sea. According to legend, a giant was fishing there when a massive fish took the bait and dragged him away. He attempted to pull himself back with his fishing rod, pressing his other hand against the large rock, leaving the visible imprints.
• Long Son Pagoda - Long Son Pagoda is a Buddhist temple located in Nha Trang city and is one of the two most significant religious sites in the area, alongside Hai Duc Temple. As a sacred place of worship, Long Son Pagoda offers insight into the spiritual beliefs of the region. Take a moment to learn about the importance of this site to the local community.
• Ancient House - Situated near the renowned tourist city of Nha Trang, Phu Vinh ancient village is a new attraction, offering the ancient ambiance of a Central village. Located 4 km from Nha Trang’s coastal city, Phu Vinh village in Vinh Thanh Commune draws over 10,000 visitors annually. With a history spanning over 250 years, the village retains many old houses. Among them, six of the most beautiful and well-preserved houses are featured in the tour. The village area showcases numerous old houses built in the Central architectural style, known locally as the Bat Can construction method (three compartments with 36 columns).
• Po Nagar Cham Towers - The Po Nagar Cham temple complex was constructed between the 8th and 11th centuries by the Cham people, who once governed Vietnam’s central plains. The Cham, originally Hindu, had their own Sanskrit-based script and were celebrated for their expertise in sculpture and architecture. They left behind a rich legacy of artifacts and temple complexes not only in Vietnam but also in Cambodia and Thailand.
• Nhà thờ Núi - Nha Trang Stone Church, also referred to as Nha Trang Mountain Church, is situated on a small mountain in the coastal city.
• Dam Market - For a genuine market shopping experience in Vietnam, visit the lively two-story Dam Market. With its ‘unfolding’ roof, the circular building resembles a lotus flower about to bloom. As Nha Trang’s main market, it becomes quite busy, especially in the early mornings and evenings. Approximately 1,000 people pass through daily. Locals shop for fresh produce for their family meals, while numerous stalls offer other household items, clothing, and even souvenirs.

• Vietnamese Traditional Lunch
• Bottled Water and Cold Tissues
• All Fees and Taxes
• Private Transfer & Professional Tour Guide
• Cruise Port pick-up and drop-off

• Personal Expenses

Nha Trang is undoubtedly picturesque. This city, located on the beachfront on the south-central coast of Khanh Hoa Province, is nestled in a bay shaped like an arc, surrounded by hills.
Experiencing the local cultural sites is always an enjoyable experience while exploring a new city. A visit to the Alexandre Yersin Museum in Nha Trang allows visitors to get an insight into the life of this doctor and further understand Vietnamese architecture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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