Dak Lak to Nha Trang

By bus the journey from Dak Lak to Nha Trang is scheduled to take 2 hours depending upon which bus service you take.

Bus Times from Dak Lak to Nha Trang

There are currently 7 bus services a day with Sao Limousine Tuy Hoa from Dak Lak to Nha Trang available to book online.

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Dak Lak Bus Stop

Sao Limousine Tuy Hoa services from Dak Lak to Nha Trang depart from the Sao Limousine Office, 6M Nguyễn Huệ, Tuy Hòa, Đắk Lắk, Vietnam.

Nha Trang Bus Stop

Sao Limousine Tuy Hoa services from Dak Lak to Nha Trang terminate at Huynh Gia CT2 in the west of the city.

About Travel to Nha Trang

Nha Trang is a coastal city in Central Vietnam with over 500,000 permanent residents which attracted more than 10 million leisure visitors in 2024, about 40% of whom were foreign tourists. The city has lots of points of interest for visitors and it’s easily accessible by road and by train, as well as via nearby Cam Ranh International Airport.

Accommodation in Nha Trang

Hotel booking websites list around 400 hotels, resorts, and guesthouses in Nha Trang. Overall accommodation in Nha Trang is excellent value for money.

Near the top end of the market, room rates start at the equivalent of around $120 USD a night for branded luxury sea view hotels such as the InterContinental Nha Trang by IHG or Sheraton Nha Trang Hotel & Spa. The cheapest accommodation is in private rooms in small hotels such as Blue Sea 01 Hotel and NAMI HOTEL Nha Trang which charge for $5 to $6 USD a night.

For mid-range accommodation, classed as 4 star, expect to pay the equivalent of $20 to $30 USD a night in establishments such as the Nha Trang Prince Hotel or Gem Nha Trang Hotel. For the price what you get is excellent in the mid-range category in Nha Trang, and this is part of the city’s appeal particularly to package tourists.

Nha Trang Beach

Nha Trang’s city centre beach, also known as Tran Phu Beach, is 6 km of unbroken white sand curving gently around a bay with several islands. The beach starts a short distance to the north of the city centre with a pedestrian walkway running almost the entire length of the beach. During the tourist season the beach is busy, particularly the section of the beach closest to the city centre which has a number of resorts, restaurants, and late night bars at the edge of the sand.

About 3 km from the coast is Hon Tre Island, which is usually clearly visible from Nha Trang Beach. Hon Tre Island hosts a large entertainment complex called Vinpearl Land that’s accessible via a cable car service from a station located near the southern end of Nha Trang Beach. The Vinpearl Land complex has several indoor and outdoor amusement park areas, a 4D cinema, aquarium, theatre, golf course, and hotels. It’s very popular with Vietnamese tourists.

Other Attractions in Nha Trang

Other than the beach, the amusement park, the value for money hotels, and plentiful bars and restaurants, Nha Trang has other attractions that will appeal to visitors who aren’t really interested in a beach resort type vacation. Among the most significant of these attractions are:

• Po Nagar Temple: Po Nagar Temple is Nha Trang’s most important cultural attraction. The known history of the temple begins in 781 AD, which is the date of an inscription by the King of the Cham Empire. The Cham are believed to have migrated from islands such as Java in the 1st and 2nd Centuries and ruled over much of southern Vietnam until the 15th Century. They brought with them a unique culture and a blend of religious beliefs. Po Nagar Temple is unusual as a consequence and unlike anything built by the people of the Viet culture.
• Long Son Pagoda: Long Son Pagoda is a hillside temple located close to Nha Trang Railway Station. The main feature of the temple is a 24 metre high statue of the Lord Buddha in a seated position. The statue is located on a hilltop which you need to climb 152 steps to reach. The temple buildings near the entrance to the temple are very ornate, and the monks operate a very good vegetarian restaurant located near the main entrance gate.
• Dam Market: Dam Market is one of three major markets in Nha Trang. The main things people come to Dam Market to buy are located made seafood products, such as dried fish, which are often given as gifts to family and friends by Vietnamese visitors. Clothes, toys, and souvenir type items are also sold at this market. The interesting thing about the market, however, is not so much the products on sale but the Soviet era style architecture of the older of the market buildings.