Skip to Content

Travel blogs, photos and features from Nha Trang, Vietnam

Vietnam Travel

Nha Trang Travel Guide

The ultimate guide to the best things to do and see in Nha Trang

Nha Trang itself is definitely prime location for backpackers. The main city street is where all the backpackers hang out were full of cheap drinks and buckets, making nighttime there a lot of fun. But it also has some cool history and sights worth checking out! Start here with my basic Nha Trang travel tips, or jump down below to read my latest Nha Trang travel blogs.


When to Visit

Being a coastal town in a region of the world which experiences annual monsoons, probably the best time of year to visit Nha Trang is between December and April, as this is when the humidity is lowest and there’s the least chance of rain.

From March to May, temperatures get much hotter, and then between May to December is rainy season, so there’s a good chance you’ll get very wet!


Top Things To Do

See the Po Nagar Cham Towers – This ancient site of worship has structures that were first erected as far back as the 7th century. It’s on the bank of the river a short distance north of the town, and it’s a lovely setting, making for a nice short trip out of town.

Hike up to the Long Son Pagoda – Dating back to the 19th century, this impressive pagoda looms over the town and offers great views from the temple at the summit. Out of respect, be sure to cover your knees and shoulders when entering the temple at the top.

Lounge on the beach – Possibly one of the nicest beaches in Vietnam, this 6km (almost 4 miles) long arch of sandy beach with gorgeous turquoise waters always has some space to find a secluded spot or busier areas to hang out and live your best backpacker life!


Nha Trang Tours

Taking a tour in Nha Trang will save you time and money and make it much easier and more comfortable to get out to see some of the sights in the area that you might otherwise overlook. Take a look at this selection of recommended Nha Trang tours.


LGBTQ – Gay Nha Trang Travel Guide

Nha Trang does not have any gay life specifically to speak of. However, Vietnam generally is a pretty tolerant country when it comes to LGBTQ issues, though there aren’t as yet any specific legal protections for LGBTQ people.

This means that there isn’t much difference in how gay and straight travelers are received, especially in a resort town like Nha Trang. Just remember that public displays of affection, regardless of the genders of the people involved, are not common in Vietnam.

More gay travel resources here.


Nha Trang Hotel Deals

There’s pretty much every kind of accommodation available in Nha Trang, from backpacker dorms to luxury suites. I’ve always found that using hotel booking engines can be really useful for finding last-minute deals.


Follow @travelsofadam on Instagram for more travel tips!


Nha Trang Travel Blogs

We didn't find any posts for your search term.

Latest Posts

Traveling by air is often the most convenient and efficient way to traverse long distances, but it can also come with its fair share of frustrations, especially when flights are delayed or canceled. Passengers traveling to and from the European Union (EU) are fortunate to have robust passenger protection laws that provide compensation for significant …

Read More about Flight Cancellations and Delays to and from the EU: How Passengers Can Get Compensation

It’s Christmas time, and as the movies would remind us: at Christmas, you tell the truth. I’m taking that to heart today and because I’m continuously striving for more authentic (sorry for the buzzword!) blogging, I figure it’s time to share some little-known facts. This month also marks seven years of Travels of Adam – …

Read More about 7 Things You Didn’t Know About Me

Continuing my infatuation with southern California, on my current trip to the US I scheduled in a week in Orange County. For those uninitiated, “The OC” is home to beautiful people, beaches, expensive restaurants and lots of traffic. There are some other things, too—like lots of conservative republicans, corporate offices, amusement parks, piers and frozen …

Read More about The OC Chill – Visiting Orange County, California

Berlin is a city that never ceases to amaze visitors with its rich history, vibrant culture, and innovative creativity. It’s also a city that’s full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. If you’re looking for something a bit more off the beaten track, then read on to discover some of Berlin’s coolest hidden gems. …

Read More about The Coolest Hidden Gems in Berlin You Need to Visit This Summer

Spending less and seeing the world can be both an engaging and fulfilling experience. Without going over budget, budget travel allows travelers to discover new locations, interact with people of other cultures, and create priceless memories – whether they are experienced travelers or planning their first vacation. Budget travel provides numerous advantages, whether it is …

Read More about All About Budget Travel For Tourists

Nestled between the quaint communities of Fire Island Pines and Cherry Grove lies a place shrouded in both mystery and allure – the Meat Rack. This dense, untamed forest has become a symbol of liberation and clandestine encounters, drawing visitors from all walks of life. On my most recent summer trip to the Pines for …

Read More about Exploring Fire Island’s Meat Rack—A Famous Spot for Hookups & A Bridge Between The Pines & Cherry Grove

Visit the Emerald Isle, and you’ll hear about the Guinness Storehouse, Cliffs of Moher, Galway, and Blarney Castle. But what if you’ve already done all this, or you’re looking to step away from the conventional?Don’t follow the same itineraries as the 11 million tourists who come to Ireland every year. Instead, let’s get away from …

Read More about Explore Like a Local: Off-the-Beaten-Path Destinations in Ireland