Nha Trang Bay: A trip to Nha Trang would be incomplete without the famous bay. visitors can relax in the crystalline blue water here and walk barefoot on fine white sands. Some islets like Mun Islet, Silkworm Islet, Diep Son Islet and the Monkey Island boast breathtaking scenery that hold many admiring gazes.
Mun Islet: Mun Islet is the home of a thousand coral species of the world and also the first maritime reserve of Vietnam. Its name was derived from numerous dark rocky caves. Each year, salanganes migrate here to build nests in droves within these caves. Under the transparent water, swarms of fish cram around corals that shine with their kaleidoscopic watery gleam.
Monkey Island: Monkey Island is the habitat of over 1,200 apes of different families, including red faced doucs and grey apes. They are free in the wild and quite benign to the humans.
Ponagar Stupa: Visitors to Nha Trang should pay a visit to Ponagar Stupa to take a glimpse of Champa culture. It’s the largest extant Champa architectural compound in Vietnam, preserving the unique cultural essence of the country  through every single brick wall, old tiled roof, elaborate ornament graphics and myths of Goddess Ponagar.
Long Son Pagoda: Long Son Pagoda is the sacred pilgrimage destination for Buddhists over the centuries. The pagoda is an old grave and draped in divinity as the host of the Golden Sakyamuni – the largest outdoor Buddha statue of Vietnam. The statue stands at 24m against the blue sky, in the midst of swirling incense and jolt stick smoke.

Nha Trang is particularly known for its bird's nest – a nutritious specialty collected from salanganes. It  can be used in  a variety of food, including steamed bird’s nest, bird’s nest soup… that work wonders on human health.
Food in Nha Trang also includes a great deal of fresh seafood, ranging from well-steamed red prawns and crabs to stir fried squids served with dense stock.
Nha Trang also earns its reputation for  grilled rolls of Ninh Hoa, jellyfish rice vermicelli, Dien Khanh wet rice cakes, Vietnamese rice crackers with mango and  squid căn cakes, all striking  a deep impression at the very first bite. Grilled rolls of Ninh Hoa are among the best  delicacies. Grilled pork is sweet and mouthwatering, rolled in  crunchy seafood rolls and corianders, which taste flavorful and soothing.