Nha Trang

Climb steep steps up to this striking pagoda, founded in the late 19th century. — Lonely Planet

The place is a bit run-down, with outdoor aquarium areas that could use a good scrub and a coat of paint. — Frommer's

This small museum is dedicated to the scientist Dr Alexandre Yersin (1863–1943), who founded Nha Trang’s Pasteur Institute in 1895. — Lonely Planet

A headland made of boulders just to the north of Nha Trang makes for a tranquil spot in which to gaze across the water at the dramatic mountainous coast. Listen to the waves crashing on the rocks. — Afar Magazine

Plenty of amenities are available at the trendy Sailing Club, or you can simply bask in the sun on an open patch of sand and buy snacks from a passing vendor. — Fodor's

Guest are asked to shower in the salty mineral water before they slip into the deep wooden tubs that are individually filled with fresh warm smooth mud. — Afar Magazine