1. Ba Na Hills
Ba Na Hills tourist site, located 1,487 meters above sea level, opens up the “European sky in the city.” This location is a favorite spot for photography enthusiasts as they collect a series of beautiful sparkling virtual coordinates. Speaking of “fog”, there is the Golden Bridge – selected as one of the world’s top 100 travel destinations by Time Magazine-, the inspired French Village, Le Jardin d’Amour Flower Garden, the Wax Museum and the Wine Cellar.
The ‘extreme chill’ of surfing through the clouds on the world’s longest cable car route while looking at the majestic scenery of Chua Mountain is not to be missed.
2. Marble mountain
Thuy Son, Kim Son, Hoa Son, Moc Son and Tho Son are the five limestone attractions that form the Marble Mountains, a tourist spot in Da Nang that “makes you miss” with its towering cliffs, mysterious caves and population.
The weather in Ngu Hanh Son, which has a multi-layer natural green carpet, is clear and cool. It is very suitable for those who enjoy the beautiful scenery and want to temporarily “escape” from the hustle and bustle of city life. Quite a number of tourists come to collect many aesthetic works of art at Non Nuoc Art Stone Village, a traditional craft village with more than 400 years of history in Da Nang.
3. Hoi An Ancient Town
Located downstream of the Thu Bon River, approximately 30km south of Da Nang city center. This was a bustling trading port frequented by Japanese and Chinese merchants in the late 16th century. Although it has changed somewhat since it was devastated by war, hundreds of years of cultural, religious and artistic traces still seem to be evident in this gentle neighborhood.
Do not miss the famous tourist attractions such as Trieu Chau Assembly Hall, traditional Phung Hung Ancient House, ancient Tran Family Church or the interesting Cultural History Museum. The experience of sailing and blowing lanterns on the Hoai River is also very good option.
4. My Son Sanctuary
Visit My Son Sanctuary to “transport” to the centuries-old Kingdom of Champa and immerse yourself in its unique artistic and architectural spaces. It takes about an hour by car from downtown Da Nang. But the new discoveries it offers will make every trip worthwhile.
My Son Sanctuary was once a burial and worship site for the kings and royal families of Champa, known as one of the major centers of Hinduism in Southeast Asia. have a limited area
5. Cu Lao Cham Island
Tourists or solo visitors can take a speedboat over the waves, visit the island’s many ancient attractions, immerse themselves in nature, experience the feeling of diving into the blue sea, and see corals to their heart’s content through diving. Additionally, you can enjoy many attractive local specialties.
