when the bus stops at the factory, the farmers house, and the market... just stay in the bus. totally not interesting. when the tour is complete...don't get on the tenders just yet. turn around and stop by Me Trang coffee shop. It's the first shop off the pier.
try the coffee. just try it. ...
We took the ship's excursion, Nha Trang cooking class which included a chance to make spring rolls, banana flower salad, and cabbage package soup before consuming a lunch prepared by the chef of the same dishes. The meal was preceded by a walk through the local market and the resort where we took the class also included a little Cham arts village that was very interesting. ...
We loved Nha Trang. We took the bus (cruise sponsored) into the city. The city is great, beautiful beach area, fun shopping, and great Vietnamese restaurants. We will definitely come back to Nha Trang for an extended visit ...
Nha Trang, Vietnam – this was a tender port using the ship’s lifeboats. I took the Princess shore excursion to Ponagar Cham Towers, Long Son Pagoda and the embroidery workshop. It cost $80 for 5 hours. The tour ticket said to expect crowds and that was certainly correct. It was close to lunar New Year and there were a lot of tourists from China on vacation in Nha Trang, as well as lots of ...