The railway between Saigon and Nha Trang was opened in 1913, and the terminal station of Nha Trang was Phu Vinh Station which located 5 km from the city center at that time. The North–South Railway was completed on September 2, 1936, the current Nha Trang Station was built near the center of Nha Trang, and Phu Vinh Station became a freight only station. Phu Binh Station was abolished in 2018.[1]
Nha Trang station is the place that people of Nha Trang start to fight against the French Indochina. Now, Nha Trang station still keeps the Frencharchitecture. In front of the station, there is a park named Vo Van Ky park; at the time this station was opened, this park is a large garden of the railway station. There are two same building on the two sides of the station.[2]
Now, this station can be relocate. There are two options to relocate the station:
Keep the station as the passenger trains station and build another new freight trains station in the suburbs area.
Nha Trang Station, building with decoration at Chinese New Year 2012Move all of the station to the new railway station in Vĩnh Trung, Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa.[3]
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