Nha Trang Cathedral, Pagodas, and Countryside Crafts
Pick up from the hotel at 8 am.
Visit the Stone Church, commonly known by locals as Mountain Church or Nha Trang Cathedral, built in 1928 by French priest Louis Vallet.
Proceed to Long Son Pagoda, which means "Dragon Stayed on the Mountain." It was built in 1886 on top of Trai Thuy Hill.
Climb more than 150 steps to reach the top and see the White Buddha "Sakyamuni" statue sitting on a 24 m-high lotus pedestal.
Turn onto Phan Dinh Giot Street and head to the Nha Trang countryside.
Stop at a local house and meet two artists with 40 years of experience making clay stoves by hand.
Walk to the house of the mat weavers, who have 30 years of experience in mat weaving.
Visit an ancient wooden house in Nha Trang to learn more about its culture and Vietnamese architecture.
Stop near the rice farm and learn about the different types of rice in Vietnam.
Discover Tong Lam Lo Son Pagoda and visit the biggest Buddha statue, standing 44 meters tall.
Return to the hotel.
