My thoughts on Nha Trang I’m just leaving Nha Trang after 4 days here. 4 weeks in Vietnam. I’ve loved every bit, except for Nha Trang. It’s full of Russians, the signs are often in Russian.I never had a thing about Russians before this, but by golly, I’ve been bruised by them on the street, as they just push past you, no manners in giving (even a fraction), when pushing past you on the footpath. I’ve heard them abuse the locals way too often. It’s not nice here anymore. I came to Nha Trang 16 years ago and really enjoyed myself. This time, I actually ended up avoiding going out, because the vibe isn’t great.Maybe I was in the wrong part of Nha Trang, but I am so happy to be leaving and I won’t be coming back. Has anyone else had a similar experience here, or is it just me?I did meet a couple of nice ones, but the majority just treated others like we are in their way, like servants and the manners were non existent that I saw, in general.
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20+ years ago, Nha Trang ussed to be my go-to place for holidays. It was heaven. Now, I just avoid it. Such a pity.
Yes, indeed ran into Russian tourists at resorts when queuing line for diners they came in group and cut the line with no manner as came from third world country.
T the moment I am in Phu Quoc,and the Russians are here too.Last night we were having dinner in a restaurant and a Russian couple walked in demanding the menu in an aggressive way before they even sat down,they are not nice people
That’s disappointing to hear I have a trip booked for mid June with a few days stop over there we went to Danang and Hoian ast year and loved it
I didn’t enjoy Nha Trang either
Agree
Sadly same in pairs of Thailsnd, Bali. One suburb in Bali named by locals as little Moscow
We didn’t enjoy Nha Trang as much as we would have hoped for the same reasons and also some enormous free concert that was booming out Bass doof doof randomly for 4 days day and night before the 6 hour deafening event on the beach promenade. We were continually hounded by aggressive sellers of tours in what sounded like Russian, but I believe a lot of these people are from the Stans. It wasn’t a pleasant experience.
They don’t have a very good reputation here, generally speaking.
Russians are the same way in Israel.