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2 Stars - 7 Opinions
34A Nguyen Thien Thuat Street, Nha Trang, Vietnam
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Nha Trang Harbour
Nha Trang Beach
Doggy school
kids waterslides
we're planning on a couple of weeks in Nha Trang but the weather forecast looks very bad: http://www.accuweather.com/world-forecast-15day.asp?partner=accuweather&myadc=0&traveler=0&zipcode=SEA;VN;-;NHA%20TRANG;&metric=1
Anyone there now? Is it as bad as it looks with rain all day?
Forecasters have a tough time with predictions, I don't think any of us can predict it any better. Those are gloomy projections though.
However, you might consider a couple alternatives if stormy weather looks to be true after you arrive in Nha Trang. My first pick would be the mountain resort of Da Lat. Although it might still be raining there as well. At 5,000 feet it's much cooler and at least the humidity is nowhere near as bad as the coastal cities can get. Not much night life but there are great scenic views and day tours. Another choice might be Mui Ne or Vung Tau much further south along the coast. Good beaches and both are active resort towns. Of course, it all depends on what you've booked already and whatever other plans you've made in Nha Trang.
Ho Chi Minh City is no slouch either and very active as well, and you'll find many day tours and the best night life in Vietnam. A couple months ago I took two American pilots around for four days of partying and night life. They had a rare four day layover; it's now their primary pick for future flights. I didn't even know there was this much night life here until I looked for it for these two. We find something new each time they fly in. This city still amazes me.
If you're going to be travelling from North to South, or vice-versa, Nha Trang is a nice place to stop and relax. The beaches are empty during the day. Vietnamese people think dark complexions are unattractive, so they generally hide from the sun. However, don't be surprised if you're pestered by sellers. You can avoid this though, by going to the Rainbow Bar. They offer free beach chairs in an area barred from sellers so you can rest in peace.
Embroidery has a very long tradition in Vietnam. For centuries it has been used to decorate clothing, ritual objects or household items. It certainly is one of the most important crafts of Vietnam. Each shop seems to have a wide selection of embroidered pictures, usually simple ones, depicting some traditional scenes from Vietnamese life.
But there are places, like a workshop in Tran Phu Boulevard in Nha Trang, where the embroidered items stop being merely craftwork, they are simply art. The pictures are on display on two floors of this big shop and everywhere one can hear whispers of admiration from the visitors. On the top floor you can see artists at work. They all wear traditional ao dai, which makes them look very feminine and charming. Concentrated on the tangle of threads and intricate patterns, they seem not to notice guests looking over their shoulders at the results of their work.
At Crazy Kim's Bar, you can sign up to volunteer to teach local children how to speak and read in English.
The owner of the bar is a huge advocate against sex tourism and pedophiles in Vietnam.
19 Biet Thu Street
Nha Trang
An extremely popular Indian restaurant is Omar's. The Indian owners and chef will boast to you about their quality fare, and rightly so as this small yet busy place feeds spicy sub-continental food to the masses. Mr Omar is from New Delhi and so knows his stuff. The menu has an extensive range of chicken, mutton, seafood, veggie and rice dishes along with the usual breads and starters. I had a good Indian meal here with curry, rice, naan and beer costing 125,000 VDN.
We paid 6000 dong and saw a lot of beggars on the steps going up. War victims, okay, but if you start giving....
The entire domain is only 100 by 100 meters big and can easily be done in (maximum) an hour.
The remains of the temples are just ruins and the only things you see are some lingams (penises), one 18armed goddess and that's all
But there's a wonderful view over the river
Quite disappointing
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