Nha Trang

Tran Phu, the most picturesque boulevard in the coastal city, runs along Nha Trang Bay. Tran Phu beach, a seven-kilometer stretch of golden sand with a backdrop of forested mountains and palm trees, colorful flowers, and a variety of beachside attractions such as bars and restaurants, is bordered by palm trees, colorful flowers, and a range of beachside attractions such as bars and restaurants.

Nha Trang Bay's climate is split into two separate seasons. January to August is the dry season, whereas September to December is the wet season. The average annual temperature is 26°C, with the warmest days reaching 39°C and the coldest days being 14.4°C.

Nha Trang Bay is a rare natural model of a bay system in the world in terms of ecology. The bay has the majority of rare wetlands and tropical sea habitats such as coral reefs, mangroves, and sea grass, as well as estuarine ecosystems, marine island ecosystems, and coastal sandy ecosystems. When visiting Nha Trang Bay, Hon Mun Island is also a must-see site. Hon Mun Island's seabed has great biological diversity and attracts a large number of sea creatures, particularly corals, which number around 350 species and account for more than 40% of all hard coral species in the world.

Nha Trang City has long been known as a tropical paradise, a safe and appealing resort, thanks to its location on one of the world's most beautiful bays. Nha Trang draws millions of domestic and international visitors each year. Nha Trang, in particular, is known not only for its numerous beautiful places and gorgeous natural surroundings, but also for its long history of foundation and development. Tourists can visit many famous cultural and historical sites such as Long Son Pagoda, the Institute of Oceanography, Thap Ba or Ponagar Tower (Cham ethnic minority people's Tower), and Dam Market, in addition to participating in entertainment activities such as riding glass-bottom boats, snorkeling and watching corals, surfing, and swimming at Hon Mun Island, Hon Tam Island , Hon Tre Island, and Hon Chong Promontory. In addition, guests will be able to sample a variety of delectable local delicacies, including fish noodles, cake bases, pancakes, and fresh seafood, particularly bird's nest.

Nha Trang Bay was named one of the 29 most beautiful bays in the world by UNESCO in June 2003. The US magazine National Geographic named Nha Trang Beach as one of the 99 most beautiful beaches in the world in November 2010. In 2016, TripAdvisor, the world's largest travel website, ranked Nha Trang among the top 10 most desirable places in Asia.

Nha Trang has progressively become a must-visit destination for domestic and foreign tourists with many different types of tourism due to its natural circumstances, both in terms of location, geography, and climate, as well as a rich historical setting.