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Contents A/ Nha Trang - Doc Let overview B/ Nha Trang sights and activities                                   1/ Nha Trang beach, Tran Phu street, Hung Vuong street                                   2/ World longest sea-crossing cable car to Vinpearl Land                                   3/ Thap Ba Mineral mud bath and hot spring                                        I-resort hot mineral springs           ...

Countryside in the beach city

ThanhNienNews.com - Tourists in Khanh Hoa Province's capital town of Nha Trang will soon be able to frolic on the beach at night as authorities have allowed a company to offer night services there.

A blueprint of the development plan for Nha Trang beach shows a thick line of high buildings along Tran Phu, the city's main road facing the beach. File photo ThanhNienNews.com - The chairman of Khanh Hoa Province has reportedly called those criticizing the controversial plan to urbanize Nha Trang “a shortsighted minority,” arguing that the town has to be rebuilt to rival Singapore and Hong Kong.  Tuoi Tre reported that Nguyen Chien Thang met with local residents Wednesday to justify his plan that will add a lot more multi-story buildings along Tran Phu, the main road facing the beach in the tourist town. The road now has several hotels and buildings of between 29 to 41 stories. It is going to host four other mix developments of between 17 and 50 stories.

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TuoiTreNews.vn - A diving firm in Nha Trang City in central Vietnam has piloted a new service which allows tourists to walk on the seabed and explore the rich marine life at the same time.

TuoiTreNews.vn - Nha Trang, a tourist hot spot along the south-central Vietnam coast, looks amazing under the reddish cloak of catappa leaves in springtime. The resort city, located in Khanh Hoa Province, becomes adorable with its imposing centennial “bang” (catappa, or tropical almond) trees. From February onward, the trees, which line the streets there, shed their old “costume” and put on a new, gorgeous "outfit." The reddish or yellow foliage is perfectly congruous with the clear blue sky and casts shade over the silky sand and turquoise sea. Locals and tourists waste no time in taking leisurely strolls under the lush catappa shade and relishing the breezy ambiance. 

(Tuoi Tre News) - Nha Trang, in central Vietnam’s Khanh Hoa Province, on Sunday launched a team at several spots to help tourists, mostly foreigners, cross a number of its major streets safely. According to Phung Sam, head of Nha Trang City’s urban security management volunteer team, for now his team has been deployed at six spots on Tran Phu Street, one of the city’s largest streets which leads to the beaches, starting November 16. The team members will help tourists cross the street to reach the beaches, and the other way around. Foreigners, particularly first-time holidaymakers to Vietnam, are generally shocked at and deterred by the country’s chaotic traffic and the recklessness of many local drivers.  The spots have been set up at areas with a high concentration of hotels, which are mostly located in alleys, as several hotels on Tran Phu’s streetfront use their own employees to help their clients cross the street, Sam added...