Top Things to do In Nha Trang 2021

"Housed in a grand French-colonial building in the port district of Cau Da at the far south end of Nha Trang is the National Oceanographic Museum.It’s attached to the Oceanographic Institute founded in 1923, and signs direct you around the tanks of colourful live marine life and the 60,000 jars of pickled specimens that make up the collection. There are also stuffed birds and sea mammals and displays of local boats and fishing artefacts. Most of the signs have English translations, so a guide is unnecessary."

"This morning, my brother and I visited Mr. Long’s Art Gallery for about an hour. This is an emotional experience. I think the emotions captured by Mr. Long's lens, from unfettered happiness to deep worries, are impressive. His photography is not limited to portraits. Mr. Long Page takes extensive landscape photos, each with a unique style. We highly recommend visiting this art gallery! Mr. Long seems to be truly dedicated to his craft. He is working to make it real. Just now, I saw a man walking on the beach in Nha Trang with an expensive camera on his back, and he was uninterested (the person commenting here used the wrong word) to take pictures of one of the hotels and resorts. This seems to be a far cry from Mr. Long's picture! Thank you very much for having such a good experience. Also, thank you for the water provided here."

"Small but very interesting muséum about Yersin's life in Vietnam."

"We have witnessed a lot of history, and of course all the cultural relics we have seen provide good evidence. Some videos are really educational, such as how to weave and hollow out trees to make a canoe. Those who are inclined to military history will also find this museum to be educational. The French did occupy the country for a while, but they were eventually driven away in 1954. This is not a recommended place for tourists. Some facilities do need funds to upgrade. But for those who want to know history, this is a must. This museum is the best museum in Da Lat. If a foreigner buys a ticket, it is only 15,000 VND. You can visit the Nam Pang Queen Palace and the ethnic center behind the museum. After visiting here, I discovered that most Southeast Asian museums are not only a tourist attraction, but also a place for young people to study."

"Unique design, already crowded with visitors early, although the place is not big, like a maze, left through right insert always excavated to take pictures.This is the most fun.Can live here more fun.Must visit here. Designers are "crazy"-of course the kind of crazy:) But be prepared to meet the crowds of tourists, this place is popular. Because of the crowds of tourists, I don't know how people rent there, the cockroaches must be noisy. Not so high, but it is also worth visiting the attractions in Osaka. You can take pictures. The snack bar around the door is very popular. Taking pictures here, the sky is super blue, if you are afraid of heights, some roads will be afraid, because only one person can pass, and it is very happy~ haha"

"The museum is packed full of information detailing traditional Vietnamese ways of life, from religious events to the symbolic rituals of all the Vietnamese ethnic groups, providing a rich tapestry of the culture melting pot existing in Vietnam. The exhibition hall features everyday objects representing"

"Trung Nguyen is the most famous of the local brands of coffee chains in Vietnam. There are many types of coffee, and there are food in addition to the usual coffee chains of coffee, ice cream, dessert and so on. A small baguette, mixed with roast meat, cucumber, mint leaves, and various spices, plus the store homemade sauce, mixed with hot, just baked out of the fragrant crisp baguette, normal people will be full, that taste, definitely worth a try ~ coffee name forget, Typical Vietnamese coffee, condensed milk flavor is strong. Plus cream mixed with chocolate snacks, the first time I feel sweet coffee can be so delicious. A baguette, a cup of coffee, a mobile phone, two or three hours just passed, out on vacation, should not be a little more relaxed?"