There are some famous places in Nha Trang:
1/ Thap Cham " Cham Tower": a famous place and it is a siprittual in my city, when the festival thousands of people come in and visit there, The Tower was made by stone very strong and beautiful, from one thousand year ago.
The Po Nagar Cham Towers is one of the many relics of the Champa Kingdom, which was the most significant power in South Vietnam from 200 - 1720 AD. Despite being a major trading civilization, it never weilded a great deal of power, and so never really competed with the Khmers in the south or Viets in the North.
Entrance to the towers costs 12,000 VND and opening hours are from 6 AM - 6 PM. Late afternoon is a good time to visit.
2/ Long Son pagoda: it still has intacted until today, located on a hill. You can walk to the top at the hill, in there you can see almost the scene of Nha Trang city, take some picture in there, very beautiful. Sure, You also visit the biggest buddha by limestone, with 100m high, and the circle about 50m.
This cost is free, and you can visit it from 6 Am - 6 Pm
3/ Nha Trang beach: i'm sure it is the first place you stand on and visit when you come Nha Trang. The coast is the one of 29 coast in the world, it is also chosen to be a place to make a Miss University in 2008.
The time is most beautiful to feel the beauty of nature, wind, and waves of ocend, This is the early morning, and late evening.
In the night, Activities in the beach and across the beach is very funny, exciting.
Some of place I think you should go to when visit Nha Trang,
Things to do in Nha Trang
- Have an evening cocktail on the roof of theSunrise Hotel
- Go for a dive or snorkel and see the array of beautiful fish in the waters
- Spend a lazy day at the Louisiane Brewhouseeating cake, swimming in their pool and drinking fresh beer
- Visit the Thap Ba hot springs, get covered in mud and bathe in a pool sized 38C bath before having a very good value massage
- Hire a motorbike or motorbike taxi (xe om) and ride up the coast past the town to one of the spectacular seafood restaurants at the waters edge for great food and a fantastic view back on Nha Trang
- Head back down the other way and up the hill to Bao Dai's palace for some culture and more great views (Bao Dai was a collaborator king of Vietnam during the French occupation)
- Visit the Cham temples - remnants of an anchient Indian civilization that colonized much of South Vietnam and Cambodia ~500AD
- Take the cable car across to the island for a day at an off the wall theme park
- Swim!
- Eat drink and be merry - as well as hundreds of good restaurants and bars catering to the tourists, there are many local specialities to try. Some of my favourites are fresh fish at a barbeque restaurant and Nem Nuong... mmm nem nuong...
- Have a civilized meal at the Sailing Club in the evening, before returning later on for some decidedly uncivilized dancing
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