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Dam Mon Peninsula, located in Van Phong Bay and about 80 kilometers from Nha Trang, is renowned for its long sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and more than 20 large and small islands that retain a pristine and tranquil beauty. As one of the first places in Vietnam to welcome the sunrise, Dam Mon attracts visitors with its breathtaking natural landscapes and unique local culture.
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Ba Ho Stream is located about 25 kilometers North of Nha Trang center. Known for its peaceful and pristine atmosphere, the stream is surrounded by lush greenery. Originating from Hon Son mountain at an altitude of 660 meters, it stretches over 10 kilometers, flowing through a primary forest ecosystem and forming three consecutive lakes at different elevations, hence the name Suoi Ba Ho (Three Lakes Stream).

With the entrance fee of VND 100,000, the Ba Ho Ecotourism site not only offers stunning natural scenery, but also provides exciting entertainment activities such as kayaking, floating water park, and waterfall boating…
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Hoang Nguu Son (Gold Buffalo Mountain), standing 972 meters  high, is located in the former Phuoc Dong commune. It is a popular destination for adventure and outdoor enthusiasts seeking challenging climbs. From the summit, visitors can enjoy the panoramic view of Nha Trang, earning it the nickname “the roof of the city” among locals.
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The house of Dr. Alexandre Yersin, the French scientist who devoted most of his life to Vietnam, is located on Hon Ba Mountain, about 60 kilometers from Nha Trang. The two-story house features a ground floor displaying photographs and artifacts related to Yersin’s life and career. The upper floor is divided into three rooms: a bedroom, a living room, and a room with a memorial altar. On March 20, 2023, the site was officially recognized as a National Historical Relic Site. In October 2023, the Yersin Admirers Association erected a bust of Dr. Alexandre Yersin in front of the house.
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Da Giang Stream is located in Suoi Cat commune, Cam Lam district, former Khanh Hoa province, along the road leading to the peak of Hon Ba. The area still retains its pristine beauty, offering visitors the chance to freely explore and enjoy a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere.
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Hon Ong Island (or Whale Island) is located in Van Phong Bay, nearly 100 kilometers from Nha Trang. Its name originates from the whales that frequently appear from February to May each year, coinciding with the breeding season of jellyfish and krill, which serve as their food source. Unlike many other tourist islands, Hon Ong is covered mainly by natural forest and has no residents.
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Doc Let Beach, about 50 kilometers North of Nha Trang, is one of the most pristine and beautiful beaches in Khanh Hoa province. It features a long stretch of coastline, smooth white sand, and gentle hills surrounding the area. Visitors can enjoy services, such as jet skiing, parasailing, and seafood parties. In 2014, the Lonely Planet travel guide ranked Doc Let among the top eight most beautiful beaches in Vietnam.
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Yang Bay Waterfall is about 40 kilometers from Nha Trang center. In the Raglai ethnic language, its name means “Waterfall of Heaven.” It was formed from three mountains: Yang Bay, Hocho, and Yang Khang. Yang Bay is the largest waterfall, standing over 80 meters high and stretching more than 2,000 meters, with two lakes, a large one and a smaller one.
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Hon Khoi Salt Field, located in the former Ninh Hoa town, about 45 kilometers from Nha Trang, covers an area of around 400 hectares and is considered one of the largest salt fields in Vietnam. The bustling work of salt farmers begins at sunrise and ends at sunset.

Source: Vnexpress

Translated by Hue Chi