NHA TRANG TRAVEL TIPS
Catering to any budget level and preference, Nha Trang restaurants serve up fresh seafood and Vietnamese cuisine while lively bars and pubs along the pristine beach are favorite hangouts for tourists to watch the sun sets over the East Sea.
TOP 5 THINGS TO DO AND SEE IN NHA TRANG
OTHER THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN NHA TRANG
HOW TO GET AROUND NHA TRANG
WHEN TO GO TO NHA TRANG
Nha Trang only has two seasons: rainy and dry. The dry season is from January until June, while the monsoon season is from October until December. Dry season receives very little rainfall, while you’re likely to experience sudden downpours each day during the monsoon season.
Temperatures are nice year-round. its location on the coast, it doesn’t get much higher than (35°C).
Between February and June is the best time to visit, with temperatures averaging between (28-30°C). There’s consistent sunshine every day, but it’s certainly more crowded. If your goal is to relax and enjoy some beach time, even the hottest and driest months from February to the end of August are ideal.
HOW TO STAY SAFE IN NHA TRANG
Nha Trang is a busy city, but it’s a safe place to backpack and travel – even if you’re traveling solo or even as a solo female traveler. Violent crime against travelers is very rare, but petty crime and theft is not. In crowded places, you’ll want to keep your purse/wallet close and be mindful of the activity around you. Don’t keep your cell phone or money in your hand as you’re walking around.
Traffic can be hard to navigate in this City. Motorbikes are everywhere, and as a pedestrian, crossing the street can be scary. Wait for a break in the traffic before crossing the road and then slowly go to the other side.
Most people are very honest! However, be on alert for scams. Just keep an eye out.
WHERE TO STAY IN NHA TRANG
Tran Phu Beach: Tran Phu Beach is hailed as the most prominent Nha Trang beach in Vietnam. It is a beautiful seaside promenade that’s home to many beachfront resorts, budget hotels, museums, eateries and bars are lined along the street. Visitors can also enjoy a wide array of activities such as surfing, snorkeling, bicycle tours, spa treatments, meditation and yoga at Tran Phu Beach.
MONEY SAVING TIPS IN NHA TRANG
You don’t need to do much to save money in Danang City as it’s super inexpensive to visit already. But, if you must, here are some ways you can cut down your costs in Nha Trang:
Cruise ships dock at the Cau Da Port pier. very close to some shops and the Oceanographic Museum.
The city of Nha Trang city is 7 miles from the pier. Taxis and trishaws are generally available outside the port gate. A small taxi is about 100.000 Dong one way.
The main attractions of the coastal town of Nha Trang are the monumental Cham Towers and white sand beaches. The area is also known to have the best coastal climate in Vietnam.
The port was established in 1924 and became a popular recreational spot for American sailors during the Vietnam War. Nha Trang's earlier existence, however, goes back to the Cham Kingdom, a civilization that originated with the migration of Malay-Polynesians.
The Cham people are one of Vietnam's ethnic minorities with their own language. In their unique culture, the women select their husbands and give their property to their daughters. Over the years, the Cham have acclimated to the ways of the Vietnamese, while at the same time retaining many of their ancient customs.