What is the fun of free travel in Nha Trang, Vietnam?

The free and interesting places in Nha Trang are: Nha Trang Beach, Zhongyu Stone Point, Bonaga Champa Pagoda, Nha Trang Cathedral and Longshan Temple.

Nha Trang Beach 1

Nha Trang Beach stretches for six expressway. Most of the time, the sea water is very clear. Coconut trees form forests by the sea, and green plants are cut into various shapes, which makes people ecstatic. Every morning, many local people will come to Nha Trang Beach for morning exercises and running to breathe the freshest air, and many people will come for a walk at night.

2. Zhongyu Rock Point

The rocky headland of Zhongyu Island is one of the shooting places for French film lovers. There are many huge granite promontories pointing to the South China Sea, and you can feel the impact of the waves. At sunset, it has changed into a romantic color, and the sunset glow is very charming. It is the best place for many couples to date, stroll along the beach and feel the sea breeze.

3. Bonaga Champa Pagoda

The architectural style of Champa Pagoda in Banaga is a bit like Angkor Wat, but it is much smaller. Punaga Champa Tower was built in the 7th-12nd century. It has three floors, the highest of which has two rows of towers, and its main tower is 25 meters high. Looking down from Punaga Champa Tower on the mountain, you can see the blue harbor of Nha Trang.

4. Nha Trang Cathedral

Nha Trang Cathedral is a typical Gothic building. The whole church is made of stone without much decoration. Both inside and outside have retained the solid stone color, which is particularly majestic, and the inner wall of the stone gives people a cool feeling. Nha Trang Cathedral is located in a higher place, and you can see the whole Nha Trang.

5. Longshan Temple

There is a 24-meter white Buddha in Longshan Temple, which can be seen anywhere in the city. The temple was built in the late19th century, and many monks practice here. The Chinese characters, couplets and dragon carved columns in the temple all reveal China culture. Fortunately, I was able to catch up with the Buddha worship ceremony, and the believers sat on the floor and worshipped the Buddha, which was very shocking.