Tram Huong Tower

Tram Huong Tower is a landmark tower located on 2/4 Square along Tran Phu Street in Loc Tho Ward, Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa Province. Built in 2008, its design evokes agarwood and the lotus, symbols of Khanh Hoa. The six-storey structure serves as a city symbol and exhibition space for local agarwood products and images. Situated facing Nha Trang Bay, it is a central gathering point and photographic landmark for visitors exploring the coastal city centre.

Visitors can expect a distinctive multi-tiered tower with a lotus-inspired form situated on the waterfront square facing Nha Trang Beach. The ground and upper levels house exhibition spaces displaying agarwood artefacts, local products and photographs of Khanh Hoa. The surrounding 2/4 Square is an open public plaza with sea views, seating and pedestrian areas. At night the tower is illuminated. Visitors can walk around the exterior, view the bay, take photographs and visit the small indoor exhibition.

Constructed in 2008 and inaugurated in December 2008 as a symbolic work for Khanh Hoa Province. The tower was built to represent the agarwood (tram huong) tradition for which Khanh Hoa is known and has since become the emblematic landmark of Nha Trang city.

Symbolizes Khanh Hoa's agarwood culture and lotus imagery, regarded as the city symbol of Nha Trang. Serves as a venue for displaying local agarwood products, cultural photographs and as a central plaza for community gatherings and tourism activities facing Nha Trang Bay.