Ponagar Tower - an attractive destination in Nha Trang is considered the most beautiful landscape, a tourism symbol of Khanh Hoa province. Visiting Ponagar Tower, in addition to learning about history, architecture, and spirituality, visitors also have the opportunity to enjoy Champa dances that captivate people, create a beautiful impression for visitors when coming to the place. this reverence. Ponagar Tower is the place where many cultural and festival activities often take place. In 2012, Ponagar Thap Ba festival was recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage. This is an annual festival to commemorate Thien Y Holy Mother Ana, who is honored by the people as the Motherland of the South Central region who taught the people how to plant, breed, and weave; Praying for peace in the country and people, good rain and wind, and a peaceful life.

Hon Chong promontory (Chong rock) consists of enormous groups of rocks lying in disorder near the sea and is a well-known scenic spot in Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa. Going to Hon Chong promontory, visitors will not only enjoy the natural scenery but also hear interesting stories about the legend of Hon Chong. Hon Chong is located in the northeast of Nha Trang, in Vinh Phuoc ward, about 3km from the city center. Surrounding Hon Chong are other beautiful spots such as Hon Do, Hon Rua and Co Tien mountain. There are many interesting myths about the nature of Hon Chong, especially the giant hand with five fingers imprinted on the large stone located at the peak of Hon Chong. Legend has it that when the giant man, who once came to build mountains around Nha Trang Bay, was fishing when a giant fish swallowed the bait and pulled him into the sea. He tried to pull himself back, with his fishing rod in hand, by pressing the other hand against the massive rock leaving the imprints.

Long Son Pagoda Nha Trang is known as the oldest temple in Nha Trang. This place is home to the world's biggest Buddha statue, according to the Guinness Book of World Records for Vietnam. Due to its sophisticated beauty, the pagoda has attracted a lot of tourists every year. Visitors will be able to see the huge statue of Buddha located on the top of Trai Thuy hill after moving about 140 more stone steps up from the bell tower. The 24-meter tall Gautama Buddha sitting on a lotus throne, preaching with his decent smile under the immense blue sky will make tourists have the feeling of inner peace and solemned. Moreover, there are statues of seven arahants who set them on fire to protest mistreatment of Buddhists by the Ngo Dinh Diem regime in the 1960’s. Also, tourists can enjoy a bird’s eye view of beautiful Nha Trang from greenery islands to stunning mountainous landscapes, all are caught and narrowed down to the eye immediately.

The Christ the King Cathedral is the largest church in Nha Trang and sits on a hill in the city centre, meaning it can be seen from much of the city. Though only 7% of Vietnamese people self-describe as Catholic, that’s still 7 million people. Nha Trang’s Stone Church is a beautiful testament to their existence—Catholicism breached Vietnamese shores some 500 years ago. Beyond the classic Gothic Revival exterior, the interior is just as exquisite. Visitors are welcome outside mass times—weekdays at 5pm and almost all day Sunday—to appreciate the sweeping arches, narrow nave, high sanctuary, and more. Look for names of the dead carved into the path along the entrance; it’s a call for prayers.

One of the Top Traditional Vietnamese Dishes You Need to Try is PHỞ, can also be considered as one of the typical dishes for Vietnamese cuisine. The main ingredients of pho are noodles and broth with beef or thinly sliced chicken. Also accompanied by spices such as soy sauce, pepper, lemon, fish sauce, and chili. Pho's broth is made from bone broth and does not use MSG to make a sweet taste. The delicious taste of the broth is mainly determined by spices. Beef is always carefully selected and the spices are also carefully seasoned to suit the most discerning diners. The ingredients for making pho seem simple and can be found in popular markets throughout Vietnam, but to make a unique flavor, passionate, lingering in the hearts of Vietnamese cuisine, it is not at all easy. Pho is a dish requiring elaborate processing, many stages, time-consuming.