A waterfall in old-growth forest — hot springs, ostriches and Raglai culture
An 80-metre waterfall in old-growth forest — a complete break from the coast
Natural hot springs for a long, easy foot soak
Things for children: ostrich races, fish-massage pools, a small zoo
Bring swimwear and a dry change of clothes; go early to catch the morning stone-instrument performance and the falls while they are quiet.
Yang Bay is an eco tourism park built around the waterfall of the same name, more than 80 metres high, in the forest at the foot of the Chư Yang Sin range. One ticket covers enough for a whole day: bathing under the falls, soaking your feet in a hot spring, ostrich races, performances on the stone instruments of the local Raglai people, and pools where fish give your feet a natural massage.
The mountain air runs a few degrees cooler than the city and the shade is deep — a real change of scene for a multi-generation family group that has had enough of the beach: rides for the children, hot springs for the adults, somewhere for everyone.
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.
