Da Nang boasts pristine nature, all the amenities and attractions of a modern urban center, friendly people, and stunning architectural structures. Let's join HoaBinh Tourist to learn about and explore this beautiful coastal city through the following article.
Located in the Truong Son range, this entertainment complex can only be reached by cable car. It recreates a miniature European image for Vietnamese audiences by combining many pieces: in a charming French village, Roman centurions stand guard like statues and take photos with tourists. elegant and beautiful, like a truly forgotten castle.
Another iconic attraction of this complex is the Golden Bridge. Two moss-covered stone hands reach out from the hillside to lift a sparkling bridge, from which visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the astonishing beauty of Da Nang from above. Its breathtaking, surreal beauty inspired the bridge into Dream's realm in the Netflix series The Sandman.
Travel tip: Stay the night at an onsite hotel, then stroll the grounds before the park opens. When walking on the cobblestone streets, the slightly chilly air and thick white fog will take you to a fresh European morning in the heart of Vietnam.
Da Nang is home to one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam, and there are many of them: My Khe beach, in particular, stretches over 900 meters along the coast. Here, the sand sparkles in the cool, blue water, bathed in sunlight. You can splash around, swim in designated areas, or simply rent a deck chair, sit down with a good book, and relax under an umbrella. Fresh seafood is available at any of the restaurants along the street opposite.
The mountain is located 9 km outside Da Nang and is a group of five limestone peaks with a network of caves, tunnels, towers, and pagodas built by Mahayana Buddhists and Nguyen Dynasty kings.
Walking up the hills, passing different temples and caves, you will reach the top, where you can find the most beautiful views of the city and countryside. They are currently running a night tour at Marble Mountain that certainly offers a different experience than a day visit.
If a day trip to My Son (69 km) is out of your budget, you can supplement your trip with a visit to the Museum of Cham Sculpture. Since 1915, the museum has kept artifacts from the old Champa Kingdom. You can see ornate depictions of the Hindu deities that once watched over their worshipers, made of terracotta and stone. The artifacts date mainly from the 7th to the 15th centuries.
Two of Da Nang's bridges, the Han River Bridge and the Dragon Bridge, have more to offer than meets the eye. The Han River Bridge is lit up in colorful lights in the evening, attracting tourists, but an even more amazing sight takes place around midnight. At that time, the bridge rotates on its axis and opens to allow ships to pass.
The bridge stretching over 666 meters looks like a golden dragon, a symbol of royalty, luck, protection, and abundance. At 9 p.m. on weekends, people gather to watch the metal dragon spew fire and water from its mouth.
This market and shopping area was established in the 1940s and renovated in 1984 to its current form. There are over 2000 shops selling everything you need, from clothes, vegetables, shoes, antique watches, and local handicrafts to second-hand clothes. And this is definitely the place to sample the region's street foods, like jackfruit salad, tapioca cake, Quang noodles, and more.
Located on the Son Tra peninsula, Linh Ung Pagoda is about 10 km from the city center. When visiting Da Nang, you should not miss this temple because it is located in a place with the most amazing natural beauty in this area. The pagoda lies against a peninsula facing the East Sea, surrounded by Cu Lao Cham island, and in the distance is the majestic Hai Van pass.
The tallest Buddha statue in our area is what gives Son Tra Peninsula's Linh Ung Pagoda its reputation as a popular tourist destination. This statue stands on top of a hill nearly 100 meters high; the lotus base is 35 meters wide, and the heart is 17 meters wide. There are about 21 statues of "Buddha on the right side of the Buddha" on the pedestal, one on each floor. This statue can reach an overall height of 67 meters.
According to Forbes Magazine, Non Nuoc Beach was ranked as one of the six most beautiful beaches in the world in 2015. It takes 8 km to get there from along the southeast side of the city center. The beach has a 5-kilometer-long coastline located at the foot of Ngu Hanh Son Mountain.
Non Nuoc Beach appears like a round, crystal-blue lake when viewed from above, surrounding the foot of Ngu Hanh Son Mountain. You can feel the gentle breeze, the clear blue water, the gentle slopes, the fine-sand beaches, and the bright sunshine.
Furthermore, the Non Nuoc Sea's temperature is cool all year round, with no rising or falling tides, making it very suitable for swimming and diving activities. You can stop at any of the small tents to lay back and spend time with family or friends while enjoying fresh seafood and drinks.
Construction of Phap Lam Pagoda began in 1934. Over time, the pagoda took on a majestic and historic look. This tourist destination is only 3 km from Da Nang city, so travel is very convenient for tourists. Asian architectural styles are influenced by Buddhism.
The 1.1-meter-high sitting Buddha statue is one of the attractions at Phap Lam Pagoda in Da Nang. The temple's lecture hall can accommodate up to 100 people.
The pagoda organizes many unique festivals, such as the Summer Opening Ceremony, Exam Relay Program, Lotus Flower Photo Exhibition to celebrate Buddha's Birthday, etc. When you visit, you will find a moment of peace, relax your soul, ignore the chaos, and experience many of these festivals.
The largest military museum in Da Thanh acts as a repository of artifacts and a place to preserve memories of a brilliant and heroic period in the history of the struggle for independence and freedom of the Vietnamese people in the past. resistance war against France and America. This location has an area of nearly 9,000 m2, divided into two main display areas:
More than 5,000 m2 of outside space is mainly used to display large-caliber heavy weapons. These are all important weapons used by the French and American armies, such as tanks, airplanes, and armored vehicles, which were all destroyed by the Vietnamese army and people.
On the other hand, the 3,000 m2 of indoor space is divided into 12 rooms. Here, thousands of priceless documents, pictures, artifacts, and films about the war and the arduous fighting process of our army and people are displayed.
Asia Park is located right in the center of Da Nang city. Tourists can find special and original combinations of many famous game genres. This park has the highest Sun Wheel in Southeast Asia. The total area of 868,694 m2 of the park includes three main areas:
Besides, you can treat yourself to a variety of dining options, including buffets, Chinese and Japanese restaurants, and more.
With long stretches of white sand and clear sea water, Da Nang Beach is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam and the world. Therefore, visitors can participate in water activities here.
Visitors to Da Nang, a coastal city, have many affordable options to buy or rent surfboards or swimsuits. The beaches in Central Vietnam do not have strong waves like other famous beaches due to ocean and climate changes. However, the surfing season in Da Nang is quite long. This makes the central area an ideal location for visitors to stay for a long time.
Saint Trung Hung Buu Temple was built in 1956 by the Tu Linh Dong Tu group and their followers. Historical architecture can be seen in the Cao Dai Mission Church. The Holy See is divided into three doors for men and women to enter separately on both sides of the central door for dignitaries.
The Cao Dai religion, with more than 12,000 followers, has contributed to creating spiritual values and enhancing Vietnamese cultural values.
Da Nang has countless interesting things, but these are the best for you to experience. To discover more attractive destinations in this beautiful city, please quickly contact HoaBinh Tourist through our hotline at 0939.311.911 - 0913.311.911 for 24/7 advice and support.
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