One of Southeast Asia’s largest marine research centers, the Institute of Oceanography showcases thousands of preserved specimens and live marine creatures. It is an ideal stop to explore the ocean world through impressive aquariums and educational exhibits.

Constructed in the early 20th century in classic French Gothic style, Nha Trang Cathedral—also known as the Stone Church—sits on a small hill with panoramic views of the city. It is a popular check-in spot for both pilgrims and tourists.

Hon Chong is a striking cluster of giant rocks stacked naturally on the shoreline. Its unique “giant handprint” rock formation makes it one of the most photographed attractions in Nha Trang. Visitors can relax, enjoy sea views, or join light climbing activities.

A new cultural icon, Do Theater impresses with cutting-edge stage technology and innovative design. It hosts spectacular shows combining water puppetry, aerial puppetry, and Vietnamese folk arts—making it a must-see evening experience.