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Contact for priceNha Trang has made a name for itself as one of the prettiest seaside places in all of Vietnam and if you like sea and sand then this is certainly a great pick. Its attractions are set against a stunning backdrop of white sandy beaches, verdant mountains, and untouched islands. Great for history buffs, it is home to remnants of the Champa Kingdom, Buddhist temples, and gothic-style Catholic churches while natural hot springs, salt fields, and unique waterfalls offer a myriad of sightseeing and recreational activities.
After breakfast, take a boat visit Tri Nguyen Aquarium, transfer to Mun Island – the best place for snorkeling in Vietnam, diving to admire colorful corals and sea creatures. Continue to visit Mot Island for relaxing, swimming & doing water sports (on own expenses). On the way back you will visit a fishing village & Con Se Tre Village. Back to pier. Dinner at local restaurant.
Pick up from the hotel and start the excursion to visit Oceanographic Institute which was founded in 1923; the Stone Church, the Cham towers of Ponagar were built in between 8th and 12th centuries, used for Hindu worship in early time, Long Son pagoda. After lunch, continue with Mud bath - one of the most fun experiences in Nha Trang. Enjoy wonderful time soaking in mineral mud with Hot mineral water shower, Soaking in mineral mud. End of day will shopping at Dam market. Overnight in Nha Trang.
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