Da Nang Vietnam Travel Guide: 11 BEST Things To Do in Da Nang

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.

The Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills is a pedestrian bridge held up by enormous stone hands, offering stunning views of mountains and greenery.

The Marble Mountains are limestone hills featuring caves with marble statues and sacred temples.

The Lady Buddha is a towering statue on the Son Tra Peninsula, offering tranquility and panoramic views of Da Nang.

Hoi An features ancient Chinese-style shop houses and pagodas, the Japanese Bridge, night markets, tailor-made clothes, and handicrafts.

My Khe Beach offers relaxation and water sports with clear waters and soft white sand.

Monkey Mountain is where the Lady Buddha statue stands, offering panoramic views of Da Nang.

The Cham Museum features a collection of ancient artifacts and artworks from the Champa Dynasty.

Han Market is a vibrant market where handicrafts and fresh produce are sold.

The Dragon Bridge spans the Han River and features a dragon-shaped design with fire-breathing shows.

The French Village in Ba Na Hills features charming Colonial architecture.

Fantasy Park in Ba Na Hills guarantees non-stop fun for families.

Son Tra Peninsula offers beaches, forests, hiking trails, and the Linh Ung Pagoda.

Cham Island offers snorkeling tours to see coral reefs and fish, and a chance to immerse in the culture of the Cham people.

The Dragon Bridge spans across the Han River.

Linh Ung Pagoda is a revered religious site on the Son Tra Peninsula.

My Khe Beach is an ideal destination to relax.