Weekend getaways not to be missed in Khanh Hoa

Conquering Hon Ba peak

The name Hon Ba may be unfamiliar to many tourists, but for locals, it is like “Da Lat in the heart of the coastal city”. It is compared to that because Hon Ba peak is as beautiful as a fairy hidden in the misty mountains and forests, with chilly weather.

Hon Ba is about 2 hours away from Nha Trang city, and you have to climb a steep slope to reach the top of the mountain. Hon Ba peak is about 1,600m above sea level.

Hon Ba has fresh air and majestic wild scenery. Hon Ba Nature Reserve has a rich and diverse flora and fauna, including many rare species listed in the Red Book.

Tourists coming to Hon Ba enjoy the feeling of being one with the clouds and sky, watching the sun rise from the distant horizon. The highlight of the tourist attraction here is the wooden house of doctor A. Yersin. According to records, this is where Yersin used to stay to research and grow rare medicinal herbs.

Hon Ba is very suitable for picnics with family and friends. In addition to eco-tourism services, restaurants and souvenir shops, there are also bungalows built here to serve tourists who need accommodation.

Travel to the easternmost tip

The Easternmost Cape is an ideal destination for backpackers. Mui Doi – Hon Dau, or commonly known as the Easternmost Cape, is located on Hon Gom peninsula, in Van Ninh district, about 80km from Nha Trang.

There are two ways to get to Mui Doi, you can ride a motorbike from the city or take a boat from Dam Mon fishing village.

The Eastern Cape is an ideal destination for backpackers.

Conquering the Easternmost Cape is an arduous but interesting journey. Long roads, steep slopes, scorching sand dunes and rocky cliffs along the sea are all challenges you must overcome to be able to set foot here. The journey is not without hardship, but the impressive sea and sky views gradually appearing before your eyes will satisfy you.

Currently, many young people like to explore and conquer Mui Doi on holidays or weekends. Once there, you can set up tents, play on the white sand, swim or dive to see coral. The evening is suitable for lighting a fire, eating seafood, singing and chatting together. Dawn is the most anticipated moment, you can proudly stretch out to welcome the first sunlight of Vietnam.

Thach Lam Stream - eco-tourism, sports

Thach Lam Stream - Waterland is located in Cam Lam district, the first eco-sports tourist area of Khanh Hoa province, about 20km from Nha Trang city center.

Waterland is blessed with a cool, clear stream that flows through rocky cliffs, surrounded by lush green lawns and majestic mountain views. In particular, there is also the largest cherry blossom garden in Vietnam. Coming to Thach Lam stream during cherry blossom season, you will be lost in a garden that is radiant with irresistible beauty.

The tourist area is a suitable place for camping and group activities. There are also many interesting entertainment services for visitors such as rafting, grass sliding, paintball, mini golf, etc. A peaceful corner of Waterland is the country market, selling rustic dishes and local products.

Discover the poetic and peaceful Con Se Tre

Away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Con Se Tre is a suitable destination for visitors to enjoy the quiet and peaceful atmosphere. The resort is located on Hon Tre Island, designed in a rustic and classic village style. From Nha Trang city, it only takes 15 minutes by boat to reach Con Se Tre.

The first interesting thing that catches the eye of visitors when arriving here is that all the houses, tables, chairs, gardens, and even the restaurant on the island are made of bamboo, very impressive. Simple but extremely unique, Con Se Tre gives you a feeling of simplicity and closeness. You feel like you are immersed in nature in the most rustic and sincere way.

Clean, safe beach, smooth white sand, poetic scenery, Con Se Tre is very suitable for relaxation, swimming, diving, fishing, ...

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