Two hectares of garden holding every Khánh Hoà craft — pottery, sedge mats, nets, shell work
Every traditional Khánh Hoà craft in one compound
Artisans actually working, not a static display
Try throwing a pot or weaving yourself
Pair it with the Vĩnh Trường murals next door and Cầu Đá port for a southern half-day; shell work bought here is safer than the loose stock in the markets.
Trường Sơn Craft Village is a garden of nearly two hectares, laid out in 2014 in Vĩnh Trường, that gathers the traditional crafts of Khánh Hoà into one place: Lư Cấm pottery, Vĩnh Thái sedge mats, Vĩnh Trường net-weaving, hammocks of ngô đồng bark, Diên Khánh conical hats, Vĩnh Nguyên shell work — one artisan working in each pavilion.
Timber houses, a lotus pond and well-kept planting make it as much a place to get out of the heat as a place to visit. You can throw a pot yourself, watch carving up close, and buy craft straight from the maker — a souvenir with a story behind it, unlike the market stuff.
Come to Nha Trang without eating gỏi cá mai and the trip is not complete
One family, one recipe, nearly 50 years. Fish landed that morning, rolled in rice paper and dipped in a secret fish sauce — the same taste since 1977.
