Many of the bus routes go past tourist attractions, so it\u2019s really easy to get to any of them. You can use buses as many times as you want – the price of a ride is only about 30 cents.<\/p>\n
General Information<\/h2>\nTicket Price<\/h3>\n
The ticket price for any bus within the town borders is the same \u2013 7.000 dongs<\/strong>. All the buses are equipped with conditioners and some background music is on. It may seem rather cool in the compartment if you are not used to it.<\/p>\n Getting beyond the town makes the price higher.<\/p>\n There are two ways of paying for a ride:<\/p>\n The price of a monthly ticket depends on the number of routes you are going to use it for and on their mileage. The route number where it\u2019s valid is mentioned on the ticket so you won\u2019t be able to use it elsewhere.<\/p>\n If you get on a bus by mistake, the conductor may take pity on you and let you go free until the next stop so that you could change for the right route. But more often it\u00a0doesn\u2019t happen and you have to pay.<\/p>\n Commuter documents often have discounts so they are more popular with students than with local people and tourists.<\/p>\n The compartments are equipped with cameras so it\u2019s not possible to go without buying a ticket.<\/p>\n There are two kinds of stops in\u00a0Nha\u00a0Trang\u00a0\u2013 one that we are used to with a shed and a bench, and the other that is only marked with a bus stop sign. Quite often, if nobody\u2019s going to get off, a bus goes past a bus stop without stopping. To get on a bus you have to raise your hand the same way you\u2019d stop a taxi, and you\u2019d better do it 50 meters before the stop, giving the driver enough time to react.<\/p>\n There are places where buses have to stop. It\u2019s easy to find them by blue and yellow signs. On the signs, you\u2019ll see the route numbers and their destinations. But even there, if no passengers are going to get off, the driver may miss the stop. So raise your hand, just in case.<\/p>\n Traditionally, the Vietnamese get on a bus through the front door and get off through the back one.<\/p>\n The public transport in Vietnam is practically never overcrowded, so it won\u2019t be hard to either get on or off a bus.<\/p>\n The buses go regularly, keeping to the schedule. The intervals depend on the route and are from 10 to 20 minutes<\/strong>. Arrival times to a stop are listed on the board near it. The bases are almost never late.<\/p>\n During the siesta time from 12.00 till 14.00 bases may go more seldom as the drivers have dinner.<\/p>\n We\u2019ve prepared a chart of the main bus routes on the map. To select a route, click on the menu icon in the upper left corner of the map.<\/p>\n Altogether there are 6 bus routes, 3 coach routes, and 18 municipal routes in\u00a0Nha\u00a0Trang. They connect all parts of the town, and it\u2019s possible to get anywhere by them. A chart of the routes can be found on every bus or at every bus stop.<\/p>\n However, you should be careful if you want \u21161, 2, or 3. You should also take notice of the color of the strip on a bus \u2013 white or yellow.<\/p>\n The intercity routes are the same buses but with a yellow strip<\/strong>. You won\u2019t be let on such buses with an ordinary monthly ticket. It brings some confusion as the route numbers are the same but the routes are different, though the Vietnamese are used to it. Buses with different strip colors have absolutely different destinations so be careful. The distance between the start and end town stops is from 10 to 20 kilometers.<\/p>\n The route starts in a non-tourist place – at the southern part of the town, then it goes past the old airport, past the Long Song pagoda and further past the Lotte Mart, BigC, and Metro shopping centers<\/a>, then it goes to the faraway Dien Khanh district. The route \u21161 is convenient for tourists as it\u2019s possible to get by it to big shopping centers and shops. The length of the route is 18 kilometers and it has 22 stops. It starts work at 5.30 a.m. and the last bus goes at 6.30 p.m. The interval between buses is 15 minutes. One of the stops is at the large food supermarket CoopMart and there\u2019s also a shopping center on the route.<\/p>\n The \u21162 starts in the southern part of the town. A part of the route goes along the embankment then it turns to the European block and follows the second line to the center. On the way back, now moving along the third line, it goes to the central square Cho Dam (all the routes cross there). After that it goes to Long Son and then, in parallel to the first route, it heads to the end stop. On its way, the bus goes past several hotels, a nightclub, the main town hospital, the southern bus terminal, and several shopping centers. All of them are marked on the map of the bus routes in Nha Trang. The length of the route is 25 kilometers and it has 25 stops.<\/p>\n The route works from 5.30 to 18.30. The interval is 15 \u2013 20 minutes.<\/p>\n The bus \u21163 in\u00a0Nha\u00a0Trang\u00a0has quite a long route of more than 50 kilometers. It goes from the town\u2019s center to the country, to the Doc Let beach<\/a><\/span>. Besides the fact that the beach is very comfortable, the salt fields are situated not far from it, so you can see how the Vietnamese obtain salt in those fields. The bus \u21162 with a yellow strip goes there. The #2 with a white strip operates within the town limits having the same route. To tell which of them can help you to get to the beach, it\u2019s enough just to have a look at the front screen \u2013 it should have the \u201cDoc Let\u201d mentioned. It\u2019s the most practical and inexpensive way to get there.<\/p>\n If you are going to the country, you\u2019ll have to pay more \u2013 about 20.000 dongs, which is about 1\u00a0USD.<\/strong><\/p>\n The route begins not far from the old airport, goes past Cham Towers and further to the North, through the Stone garden Hon\u00a0Chong.<\/p>\n The whole journey from\u00a0Nha\u00a0Trang\u00a0to the beach takes 1.5 hours. The interval is 40 minutes. The first bus goes at 7:20 a.m., the last at 4.30 p.m.<\/p>\n The first bus in the opposite direction is at 5.15 a.m., the last one is at 7.30 p.m..<\/p>\n The route \u21164 in Nha Trang is the most popular among tourists route. It starts in the northern part of the town, goes past the Cham Towers and the mud spas, and then it goes along the embankment past the most interesting tourist attractions. The route ends near the cable way, leading to the <\/span>Vinpearl Island<\/a>. The length of the route is 13 km and it has 24 stops altogether.<\/p>\n The route starts to work at 5.15 a.m., the last bus departs at 6.10 p.m. The interval is 10 \u2013 15 minutes.<\/p>\n The \u21165 bus goes from the northern bridge, through the center to the big southern bridge. It goes past the Po\u00a0Nagar\u00a0Tower, past the Stone garden and the mud therapy hospital.<\/p>\n Its route almost doubles the \u21164 but is a bit shorter. Its length is 12 km, it has 20 stops. Works from 5.20 a.m. to 6.30 p.m., the interval between buses is 15 minutes.<\/p>\n This route is short and very convenient for tourists as it goes past lots of attractions. It goes from the northern market to the \u201cBig C\u201d shopping center.<\/p>\n The longest one \u2013 about 30 km from the town center to the Cam Ranh Airport. You\u2019ll have to pay some 30 \u2013 50 thousand dongs for a ride. It takes the bus 50 \u2013 60 minutes to get from\u00a0Nha\u00a0Trang\u00a0to the airport. The interval is 40 minutes.<\/p>\nThe Payment<\/h3>\n
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The Stops\u2019 Features<\/h3>\n
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<\/a>The Intervals<\/h3>\n
Briefly About the Routes<\/h2>\n
The Bus Route 1 (With a White Strip) – To BigC<\/h3>\n
<\/a>The Route 2 – City Center<\/h3>\n
<\/a>Bus Route 3 – To Doc Let Beach<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/a>The Bus Route 4 – To Vinpearl Amusement Park<\/h3>\n
<\/a>The Bus Route 5<\/h3>\n
<\/a>The Bus Route 6<\/h3>\n
<\/a>The Route 18 – Nha Trang Airport Bus<\/h3>\n