Da Nang is a vibrant coastal city in Central Vietnam, known for its beautiful beaches, modern bridges, and proximity to major historical sites. It offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for travelers.
Must-Visit Landmarks
Golden Bridge (Cau Vang) at Ba Na Hills: A world-famous pedestrian bridge that appears to be held up by two giant stone hands, 다낭밤문화 offering breathtaking views from the mountaintop resort complex. You take a scenic cable car ride to reach it.
Marble Mountains: A cluster of five limestone and marble hills (named after the five elements) filled with caves, tunnels, and Buddhist pagodas. You can climb to the summit for panoramic views and explore the religious grottoes.
Lady Buddha (Linh Ung Pagoda): Located on the Son Tra Peninsula, this towering white statue of the Goddess of Mercy stands 67 meters high and overlooks the city and the sea. 다낭밤문화 The pagoda grounds offer a peaceful setting and excellent viewpoints.
Dragon Bridge (Cau Rong): An iconic, dragon-shaped bridge spanning the Han River. Be sure to visit on a Saturday or Sunday night at 9:00 PM to watch the spectacular show where the dragon breathes fire and shoots water.
Beaches and Nature
My Khe Beach: A long stretch of soft white sand and clear water, often cited as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. It's perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and watersports.
Son Tra Peninsula (Monkey Mountain): A lush nature reserve with winding roads, quiet beaches, and hiking trails. It's home to the rare red-shanked douc langur.
Hai Van Pass: A legendary 21km mountain pass between Da Nang and Hue that offers one of the most scenic coastal views in Vietnam, popular for motorbike tours.
Culture and Cuisine
Museum of Cham Sculpture: Home to the world's largest collection of Cham artifacts, preserving the history and artistry of the ancient Champa Kingdom.
Han Market: A bustling traditional market in the city center where you can shop for local specialties, dried goods, clothing, and souvenirs.
Local Cuisine: Don't leave without trying local Central Vietnamese dishes such as Mì Quảng (turmeric noodles with meat/seafood), Bánh Xèo (crispy savory pancake), and fresh seafood from the coastal restaurants.
Popular Day Trips
Hoi An Ancient Town: A UNESCO World Heritage Site just a short drive from Da Nang, famous for its lantern-lit streets, tailor shops, and preserved traditional architecture.
My Son Sanctuary: Another UNESCO site, featuring a collection of abandoned Hindu temples built between the 4th and 14th centuries by the Cham people.
