Travel from Mui Ne to Nha Trang

The only way to travel direct from Mui Ne to Nha Trang by public transport is to take a bus. The nearest train station is Binh Thuan, which is located over 39 km from Mui Ne town.

Bus Times from Mui Ne to Nha Trang

There is currently 1 direct bus service a day from Mui Ne to Nha Trang available to book online.

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Mui Ne Kumho Samco Bus Stop

Kumho Samco services from Mui Ne to Nha Trang depart from Bến Xe Khách Bình Thuận.

Nha Trang Kumho Samco Bus Stop

Kumho Samco services from Mui Ne to Nha Trang terminate at Central Bus Station Nha Trang (Bến xe phía Nam Nha Trang).

Po Nagar in Nha Trang

Nha Trang is best known as a beach resort destination, however, at the northern end of the main town is a historical site of huge significance: Po Nagar Temple. The recorded history of Po Nagar dates back to an inscription on a stone tablet dated 781 AD, although the temple is likely to have existed for some prior time to this date. Po Nagar was created by the Cham people, who were a prominent force in South East Asia from around the 6th Century to 15th Century. The origins of the Cham people are not known for certain. One theory is that they came to mainland South East Asia from Borneo. The Cham people had a complex set of beliefs incorporating influences from Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam. Po Nagar temple is dedicated to the Goddess Po Nagar who doesn’t feature in any of the major contemporary religions but is similar in appearance to the Hindu Goddess Durga.

Po Nagar Temple is a very well preserved historical site and arguably the best of the many Cham temples in Vietnam. The temple has many parts with shrines to a variety of deities including Ganesh and the Lord Buddha. This may be because the temple was continually added to over the years with the most recent additions dating back to the 17th Century and the beliefs of the Cham people developed over time in parallel with changes in religious beliefs across South East Asia as a whole. Aside from the cultural and religious significance, the four main towers are magnificent and architectural masterpieces in their own right. Po Nagar is a must see attraction on a trip to Vietnam.