Best places to visit in Da Nang

The Dragon Bridge is a massive dragon-shaped bridge that illuminates with bright colorful lights at night and breathes fire and water on weekends.

The Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills is a unique bridge held up by two massive stone hands, offering panoramic views and a surreal walking experience above the clouds.

My Khe Beach is known as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, offering soft white sand and crystal-clear water, perfect for relaxation and various activities such as swimming, paddle boarding, and enjoying fresh seafood at beachside restaurants.

The Marble Mountains consist of five limestone and marble mountains with caves and temples, including Hells Gate, offering scenic views and historical significance as a former Vietnam War hideout.

A river in Da Nang, with a walkable area east of it that is close to the beach, restaurants, cafes, and shopping.

Ba Na Hills is a hill station built by the French in 1919, offering panoramic views, a French Village, a fantasy park, and the Golden Bridge, a pedestrian bridge held up by enormous stone hands.

Han Market is a bustling market in Da Nang where visitors can buy fresh produce, seafood, souvenirs, and more, but be prepared to negotiate prices.

Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritage site with golden yellow buildings, colorful lanterns, and cobblestone streets, offering attractions like the Japanese Covered Bridge and tailor shops, as well as delicious food such as cao lau and banh mi.

The Lady Buddha is a 67-meter tall marble statue on Son Tra Peninsula, considered a sacred site with 17 floors containing Buddha statues and prayer altars.

A nature paradise near Da Nang with lush scenery, mountains, secluded beaches, and the Lady Buddha statue, where you can see the red-shanked douc langur, an endangered monkey species.

A night market that is overpriced, with many vendors cooking the same thing, but is probably the biggest night market for seafood.

A site with five mountains representing the five elements, featuring caves and walkways, where visitors can spend a few hours exploring.

The French Village in Ba Na Hills is a replica of a European town with cobblestone streets, architecture, and cafes.

The team enjoys their first meal at An Bang Beach, noting its non-Westernized feel and the delicious clam porridge sold at a small store.

Da Nang International Airport is where the adventure begins upon arrival in Da Nang, offering a warm coastal breeze and views of lush green mountains.

The Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An is a wooden bridge steeped in history, serving as one of the town's most iconic landmarks and a favorite spot for photos.

The team attempts to visit the Hoi An Night Market, but rain prevents a full exploration. They return the next day to explore the market, try banana pancakes, and smoke ice cream.

Fantasy Park in Bana Hills is an indoor amusement park suitable for families, offering games and rides.

Linh Ung Pagoda, located on the Son Tra Peninsula, is home to the Lady Buddha statue and offers stunning views of Da Nang Bay.

A recommended hotel in Da Nang, near the beach.

A specialty cafe that offers some of the best brews in the city, focusing on high-quality, ethically sourced beans.

A specialty cafe known for its hand-brewed coffee, offering a rich, flavorful brew.

Con Market (Chợ Cồn) is a busy market with a variety of affordable street food and souvenirs, open until 7:00 p.m.

A mountain resort featuring a French village, gardens, and the Golden Bridge held by giant stone hands, accessible by cable car.

Mia Coffee is located on the city side and features a large outdoor area with koi ponds and waterfalls.