Nha Trang, Vietnam

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Nha Trang, ... scuba diving and animal horror shows

We arrived in Nha Trang late in the evening and headed right for our hostel, checked into our little room and headed out for a bite to eat after our long, frustrating train ride. We walked around the backpacker area of town, where our hostel was and we knew that we had arrived somewhere we...

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ECRadventure on October 26 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: ECRadventure's Travel Blog

Adventures of Captain Haddock

[[Vietnam/Nha-Trang]] The seaside city of [[Vietnam/Nha-Trang]] is arguably Vietnam's most popular resort, the beach is long, sandy but sadly not is great condition.. lots of rubbish and fag butts.. I managed to find a house brick and a broom during a recky in the sea. The highlight of...

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Michael Russell on June 20 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Escape from Blighty

Hoi An to Nha Trang

Oh I do love to be beside the seaside! The deep depths of the crystal clear waters of South East Asia have been trying to tempt me from the beginning of our travels but NhaTrang was to be the place. I'd never heard much about Vietnam as a scuba diving destination but had seen some cool...

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jon and katie on April 10, 2009 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Vietnam

Day at the Beach

We arrived at after a pretty uneventful bus ride in Nha-Trang. We did have to tell a 13 year old salesperson no less than 24 times (I counted) to leave us alone. When we woke up on our sleeper bus we saw the sun rising over the sea in Nha-Trang. Fortunately, there were alot of decent budget...

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zachel on April 9, 2009 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Zack and Rachel's Asian Chronicles

Whistle-stop Nha Trang

The guide books are fairly disparaging of Nha Trang, so we didn't plan to spend long there, however a slight error when booking our buses meant that we were staying there only one night instead of two; but we didn't mind because we were going to go to Mui Ne later, which is supposed to be a much...

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shedden on February 10, 2009 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon

No need to call a taxi, the taxi will call you

The thing is this trip is coming to an end… and we’re not willing to waste our last days just being sad. The other thing is we’ve managed to spend way less money than expected in Vietnam – don’t ask how, we have no idea. Thus we have a quite decent budget to take care of ourselves during these...

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NuiM on December 12, 2008 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Un viaje por el sudeste asiático

Descripcion

Nha Trang is Vietnam’s most famous and traditional seaside-resort-town. Nha Trang Bay Nha Trang Bay [edit] Understand Traces of human settlement date back to the Cham-Empire, though in times of Vietnamese rule there hasn’t been much more than small fishing villages. The French recognized...

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garisti on June 1, 2008 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Viaje por Asia

Sea, sun and tan in Mui Ne and rain in Nha Trang!!

Hello to all of you!! Sooo! After Ho Chi Minh and its beautiful Mekong River Region, we took a bus straight to Mui Ne... Mui Ne is a little town... well it is more a long street along the beach with loads of hotels and restaurants!! To be quick, the main thing to do there was to relax and go...

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agnesola on January 18, 2008 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Baby and Baby's around the world travel...

Rainy Days in the ideal Beach Town

After a long and somewhat sleepless night on another Hahn bus we made it to the gorgeous yet completely saturated and grey Nha Trang. We were greeted, as we are now used to... by a forcefull hotel manager/hostess telling us in decent english what excellent value for money they offer their...

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ourindochina on January 16, 2008 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: The Indo China Adventure (incl Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia)

And then there were three

Fond farewells to Ms Jennie McConaghy, who left today to begin the journey home - we'll miss you! We're wrapping up two quick days in Nha Trang, a beach down just south of the demilitarized zone. Despite its potential historical intrigue, Nha Trang has been a place of semi-relaxation for us...

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GoBlue on June 27, 2007 from Nha Trang, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Joc's Journeys

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