NHA TRANG PRIVATE SHORE EXCURSION -NHA TRANG COUNTRYSIDE BY BIKE

Big welcome you from the local tour guide at the port for the short transfer to Nha Trang Beach Public Park where your bikes are ready for a Nha Trang Shore Excursions. Upon arrival, meet the bike instructor who will deliver safety instructions and equipment, nest board your bicycle for a guided ride along national trails, through villages and towns, and past farms. Just outside of the city Nha Trang 's beachfront is the picturesque countryside dotted with palm trees, fruit orchards and irrigated rice paddies.

During your bicycle tour, observe the local lifestyles of the Vietnamese people and explore local landmarks. Highlights include the Nha Trang Cathedral Stone Church, Loc Tho Pagoda the nurturing and protection of disadvantaged and orphaned children, Ancient House, and a refreshment stop at a local restaurant.

 

Cai River

Then cycle along the Cai river to see the wooden bridge which is helping the islander in daily life. Continue riding to visit a clay-cooked stove family workshop where many clay stoves have been produced. The local people in the countryside still use clay stoves for cooking at home instead of gas stoves. Every year, 7 days before the Lunar New Year comes, people have a little ceremony to see off the Kitchen God and change for a new stove. 

Ponagar Cham Tower

Speed up by shifter's bike, drink more water and feel free to enjoy the sunshine of beach city for the final destination to

Ponagar Cham Tower for the views of the historic, the best-preserved relic of the thousand-year-long Champa dynasty. The Champa Kingdom or Champa Dynasty was located along the coastal plains of southern and central Vietnam, between about AD 192 and 1832. The Chams controlled the coast and the sea-lanes between China and India. Descendants of the Champa still live along the coast but are now part of Vietnam

 

Your Vietnam's cruise excursion tour concludes with photo stops at the Ponagar and Tram Huong tower before transferring back to the pier.