National Oceanographic Museum of Vietnam - Nha Trang

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.

Some parts have glass panels to better observe the fish. But they are equally dirty and cannot provide a better visual effect of watching fish.

We had a great time in the museum. It has living animals like aquariums and regular historical exhibitions. The venue is clean and beautiful, and the layout is very daily. I really like it! There are many choices and we are well taken care of by a large pond with sharks. The museum is right next to the beach, which gives it a nice atmosphere. A visit is highly recommended. We spent 1 hour and 30 minutes there If you have time to hang out, this is a nice place. You can watch many different kinds of fish in the tank. For two people, you can get in for less than £5.

The National Oceanographic Museum of Nha Trang is on the outskirts of Nha Trang. It is about seven kilometers away from the city. It can be reached by taxi. It is not far from the pier for the Four Islands Tour, just around the corner. If you come with children, you should definitely come here. Many tropical fish are not seen in China. There are also many marine animal specimens on the second floor. It is worth watching carefully. It is a good place for popular science and low tickets. It's incredible.

The recommended place for parent-child travel can be said to be rudimentary compared with the facilities of the domestic aquarium, but in terms of knowledge and culture, there is nowhere to be reached, at least in my opinion, it is recommended to download a translation software that can take pictures, which can be more in-depth I understand the various introductions and have a total of 5 exhibition areas. I am shocked to see each of them carefully. The 5-year-old baby understands the various methods of marine fishing. Some fish have not been seen in domestic aquariums. There are a lot of mosquitoes in the museum. It is recommended to wear long pants and socks, put down the camera, bring your eyes and heart and set off