Sightseeing tour of Nha Trang (NT11)

An interesting excursion will take you into the past, tell the history of Nha Trang and introduce you to the main religious shrines of this place. During the tour you will visit the Cathedral, an exhibition hall of unique artistic, hand-embroidered silk paintings.

You will visit the famous in Vietnam Cham towers Po Nagar, built between VII and XII centuries. The largest tower is 28 meters high and is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Uma. Other towers are dedicated to Cham male deities.

Climb to the Long Shon Buddhist Pagoda, decorated with mosaic dragons and the largest Buddha statue in Nha Trang. It offers a magnificent panoramic view of Nha Trang Bay with numerous islands and boats. And also visit the Khanh Hoa Museum of Local Lore, where exhibits of the Cham people, residents of the powerful Cham Kingdom, formerly located on the land of Nha Trang are collected. There are also more modern exhibits, including some belongings belonging to Uncle Ho Chi Minh.

Hongchong is a narrow granite cape that stands out in the turquoise waters of the South China Sea. It offers magnificent views of the long coastline north of Nha Trang and the nearby islands. To the northwest of the cape is Mount Nui Kotien (Magic Mountain), whose three peaks are thought to resemble a reclining fairy. The peak on the right is her face, which gazes at the sky; the middle peak is her breasts; and the left (the highest) forms her crossed legs.