Nha Trang City Tour from Nha Trang Port

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4 hoursDuration

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15 peopleMaximum group size

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1 - 79 yearsAge range for participants

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Highlights

Discover animal life in the ocean at the Viet Nam Oceanographic Institute

Check out the city’s colossal Buddha statue at Long Son Pagoda

Pay a visit to the ancient Cham tower - Po Nagar Temples

Take a trip to the fascinating rock formations at Chong Promontory Rocks

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A tour to the coastal city hailed by many as the ‘Beach Capital of Vietnam’- Nha Trang. Visit some cultural gems, including a giant Buddha statue and the Po Nagar Temples.

Pick up at Nha Trang port. The tour will begin with a trip to XQ Hand Embroidery Factory, where you can watch how wonderfully intricate, hand woven fabrics are carefully crafted; the perfect place to purchase souvenirs that portray beautiful scenes of Vietnamese culture.

Next stop is Long Son Pagoda, which was founded in the 19th century and is a beautiful example of classic Buddhist architecture. The 14-meter-high Buddha statue that sits atop this site is visible from afar as one enters the city, and has great views of the city and surrounding countryside.

The final leg of our tour will take you to view some ancient Cham architecture at Cham Ponagar temple complex. Locally referred to as Thap Ba, this set of ancient Cham temples is beautifully located on a hill just outside the city, and is reached by crossing the Cai River. Learn about the fascinating ancient civilization of the Hindu-worshipping Cham people as you wander around the lovely temple grounds.

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Port pick-up and drop-off

Transportation with air-conditioning

Entrance fees and Port fees

Bottled drinking water

English speaking guide (other languages available upon request with surcharge)

Travel insurance

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Nha Trang City Tour from Nha Trang Port

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