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Nha Trang, Vietnam

Situated upon probably the most scenic coastline in Vietnam is the city of Nha Trang. With its crystal-clear turquoise waters and pristine beaches, this city is fast becoming a favourite among snorkellers, scuba divers and sunbathers. In fact, Nha Trang Bay is considered to be one of the most beautiful bays in the world.

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Just north of Nha Thang are the Po Nagar Cham Towers. Built between the 7th and 8th centuries, these ancient Hindu structures rise along the banks of the Cai River. Each of the four towers is a shrine to a different deity. The largest is dedicated to Po Nagar, who is known as the goddess of farming.

Sporting Adventures

One of the most beautiful municipal beaches in the country is in Nha Trang, and this city has become a haven for water sports. The virtually transparent turquoise waters hold some of the most diverse marine life and corals in Vietnam. It's for this reason scuba divers and snorkellers have been flocking to Nha Trang, making the city's coast one of Vietnam's leading tourist attractions.

Local Flavours

If you're looking for great seafood, this city has perhaps the best to offer in the country. Try any of the restaurants located at the north end of the beach. Prices are reasonable and the ocean views from many of them are simply amazing. Also, since a fair portion of the population comes from India, there is an abundance of superb Indian restaurants to choose from.

Shopping for Bargains

There is no shortage of places to find bargains in Nha Trang. All you have to do is head out to the beach, or any side street, and you're sure to discover plentiful vendors, markets and tourist shops. Just let your feet guide you and you're bound to stumble on exactly what you're looking for.

Currency

The Vietnamese currency is the dong. You can exchange currency in any of the following ways: at a bank, through an authorised exchange bureau or at a hotel reception desk. The best rates are at the banks, but the exchange bureaus are the most convenient, as they're open for longer hours. Most major credit cards should be accepted at almost any major city or popular tourist spot.