Nha Trang

[nyah trahng]

noun

1. a port in SW Vietnam.

Nha Trang

/ ˈnjɑː ˈtræŋ /

noun

1. a port in SE Vietnam, on the South China Sea: nearby temples of the Cham civilization; fishing industry. Pop: 382 000 (2005 est)

Example Sentences

They conducted a similar analysis for Nha Trang, Vietnam, another place where the disease-resistant mosquitoes have already been released.

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New dishes will continue the thought: octopus Nha Trang, a homage to the long-popular Vietnamese restaurant in Chinatown, a crispy tentacle with tangy ribbons of shallot, chiles, carrots and daikon; and a showstopper of chopped liver, set over cracked ice in a crystal bowl, with hot rye-toast points.

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Its specialty, though, is comfort food from the Nha Trang region including a banh mi with pork jerky, dumplings and spicy beef soup.

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Before the pandemic, Chinese visitors flocked to the beach towns of Da Nang and Nha Trang, accounting for around 32 percent of the foreign tourists into the country.

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“The service industry in this city has died,” said Truong Thiet Vu, director of a travel company in Nha Trang that is now shut down.

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