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Nha Trang - Dalat


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DALAT


Hidden away in the Central Highlands, Dalat plays the cooler cousin to Vietnam's seaside destinations. Famous for its countryside charm, Dalat draws couples, outdoor enthusiasts, and golf enthusiasts alike. This mountain resort town was once a summer getaway for the French, who left their mark in European-inspired architecture and manicured, rolling lawns. Dalat's main lake is the centre of the action, but countless treasures await in the hills as well.



Tour the city's landmarks


In the very heart of Dalat, man-made Xuân Hương Lake is the focal point of the city, together with its neighbouring flower garden, home to a large annual flower festival. Nearby, the stalls of the central market are packed with fresh flowers, candied fruit, vegetables, and knitted sweaters. Traces of French colonialism are still present in local churches and the charming defunct railway station. Bảo Đại's summer palace, the vacation home of Vietnam's last emperor, and the wild and wonderful Hàng Nga guesthouse also known as Crazy House are two of the must-see attractions.



Play a round of golf


At 5,000 feet above sea level, Dalat’s golf clubs feature hilly terrains and pine tree forests, a stark contrast to the sandy dunes of Vietnam’s seaside golf resorts. Dalat is home to one of the country’s oldest course, the Dalat Palace Golf Club. Opened in 1933, the 18-hole course carves its way around the lake and remains one of the country’s best golfing experiences.



Hike, bike, or find a waterfall


Dalat is an adventure destination in its own right. The dramatic terrain lends itself well to hiking, mountain biking and canyoning. Adventure junkies can enlist the services of local guides to explore Bidoup Núi Bà National Park, or blaze their own trails on Lang Biang mountain. Here, easy and challenging trails lead to the mountain's two summits. For a low-impact excursion, head to Datanla Waterfalls, or make a day of it and go in search of Elephant Falls.



Hit the road on a motorbike tour


Dalat is where you'll find an army of Easy Rider guides. They know the winding dirt roads and narrow paths of Vietnam's interior like the backs of their hands. Though most trips are customized to suit the individual rider, standard routes run between Dalat and Nha Trang, Mũi Né, or even Hội An with many scenic and cultural stops along the way.



Ride the train


Though Dalat's tracks no longer link up with Vietnam's north-south railway line, you can hop on a train out to Trại Mát for a visit to the spectacular, mosaic-covered Linh Phước Pagoda, taking in the scenery en route. Set within a stunning valley dotted with pine trees, vegetable farms, and tea plantations, the area's colonial relics give a glimpse into Dalat's history as well as captivating views.



NHA TRANG



Perched on a pristine stretch of the southern coast, Nha Trang is a playground for sunseekers. Days here are spent dining on delicious seafood, snorkelling around stunning islands, and partying on the sand after dark. Nha Trang lays claim to some of the country's finest luxury resorts and thrilling watersports. Despite the development boom, colourful fishing villages and serene riverside restaurants are just a stone's throw away.



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Spend a day at the beach


During the day, Nha Trang Beach is awash with sunbathers. A few kilometres south of the city, Long Beach is home to its own clutch of local seafood joints, as well as a couple of surfing spots which provide lessons and board rentals to visitors. If you feel like exploring farther, hire a motorbike and have a breezy ride north to Dốc Lết or Đại Lãnh beaches.



Try a mud bath


One of Nha Trang's most unique attractions is its mudbaths and hot springs. Hidden in the hills just north of the city are a handful of spa-like facilities, which offer travellers the opportunity to sit in a pool of warm mud before rinsing off and relaxing in hot mineral water. Book a few extras such as massages and saltwater pools and make a day of it.



Get on the water


Daylong island excursions will show you around Nha Trang Bay, and a series of small islands nearby where you can snorkel to your heart's content. Monkey Island, Hon Mun Island, and Yen Sao Island all present beautiful, untouched shores. Closer to land, you'll have your pick of watersports, from jet skiing to para-sailing.



Visit pagodas and palaces


Long Sơn Pagoda and its towering, 78-foot-tall Buddha statue are a sight to behold, as are the centuries-old Po Nagar Cham Towers. Less-visited spots like the Bảo Đại Villa just south of downtown Nha Trang also shed light on the area's historical importance.



Nha Trang Weather





Rainy season in Nha Trang takes place from April to September, but the southern coast is less prone to heavy storms than its northern counterparts. Travellers can arrive in Nha Trang at any time of year and still enjoy their visit.



Transport to Nha Trang





Travellers have the option of arriving by plane, train or bus. Flights from Vietnam's three major cities – Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Danang – regularly arrive in Nha Trang, while trains travel the coast from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City and vice versa. Sleeper buses also reach the city from many southern destinations.


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