Nha Trang is a coastal city as well as the center of politics, economy, culture, science and technology, and tourism in Khanh Hoa province, South Central Coast Vietnam. Nha Trang is also known as the pearl of South China Sea, a turquoise pearl thanks to the value of its natural beauty.

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Geographic location: Nha Trang city now owns a natural area of 251 km², adjacent Ninh Hoa town to the north, with Cam Lam district to the south, with Dien Khanh district to the west, and South China Sea to the east.

Terrain: Nha Trang terrain is quite complex with the height stretching from 0 - 900m above sea level. The terrain is divided into three topographical regions: Coastal plains occupy 32.33% of whole city area; transition region and low hills with the slope from 30 to 150 are mainly located in the west and southeast, accounting for 36.24% of the area, the mountain with steep terrain up to 150 is distributed in the north and south of the city, in Hon Tre Island and some rocks, accounting for 31.43% of the area.

Climate: Nha Trang climate is the tropical savanna climate influenced by ocean climate. The climate in Nha Trang is relatively mild with the average temperature of 26.30C. There are some major characteristics of the climate in Nha Trang: year-round mild temperature (250C – 260C), quite distinct season distribution (rainy and dry season) and less affected by the storm.

Having been one of the most favorite tourism spots in Vietnam, Nha Trang city is a beautiful beach city with a dynamic lifestyle and magnificent natural landscape.

Visiting Nha Trang, travelers can enjoy one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam with white sandy beaches and fresh clear blue water. They even have the “most attractive amusement park” (voted by Vietnam Tourism Association) – Vinpearl Land, where you can stay at the 5 stars hotel, be served with amazing seafood and tons of activities. There are also some historical attractions for those who would like to discover the cultural values.