We Spent 90 Days in DA NANG Vietnam and Here's What We WISH We Knew!

A 67-meter tall Buddha statue symbolizing peace and protection for sailors and fishermen, with massive and beautiful grounds that are free to visit.

A popular spot for locals and tourists, featuring street vendors selling a variety of foods, souvenirs, and Instagrammable spots with views of the Dragon Bridge.

A Catholic church dedicated to serving the elderly and known for its compassionate outreach programs.

A park with a pavilion in contemporary architecture, featuring lush gardens, sculptures, and shaded walkways, illuminated with multicolored lights in the evening.

A famous tourist attraction, also known as the pink church, beautifully lit at night with a peaceful courtyard.

A theme park featuring a massive Ferris wheel, shows every night, carnival rides, and concessions, offering a great family night out.

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

Houses the largest collection of Cham art facts showcasing the artistic and cultural heritage of the Cham civilization.

A big market with vendors, a place to practice bartering skills, eat at local stalls, and shop for materials.

A place to get a bird's-eye view of Da Nang, with steep winding roads leading up to great views, where monkeys may be seen.

A 666-meter-long bridge where people gather every Saturday and Sunday to watch the dragon breathe fire and spray water.

A resort and entertainment complex featuring the Golden Bridge, a medieval-style town, an amusement park, a love garden, pagodas, and a Buddha statue, accessible by cable car.

A local artistic neighborhood known for its colorful murals and street art depicting traditional Vietnamese life and cultural symbols.

A Buddhist temple with beautifully kept grounds, intricately carved wooden pillars, a lush garden, and a peaceful atmosphere.

A local market with unique treasures, interesting fruits and vegetables, and local dishes, offering an authentic Vietnamese experience.

A massive temple with beautiful carvings, statues, and a great view of the South China Sea.

A place to admire stone carvings, easily added to a trip to Marble Mountain.

A scenic winding road up to a great lookout and military bunker, where the roads are in good condition.

A market that is overcrowded and overpriced, with some pushy vendors.

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

A market that may not live up to the hype, but worth a quick walk through.

A restaurant that offers consistent, friendly, and affordable steaks.

An American-style smokehouse that offers a variety of smoked meats and a great Montreal smoked meat sandwich, baked beans, and potato salad.

A restaurant that offers the best burgers in Da Nang if you dine in.

A restaurant that has a big menu with a variety of different foods and big portions.

A cafe that offers a great menu with a variety of Western dishes and specialty drinks.

A cafe that offers smoothie bowls and is a good working cafe.

A cafe that is always busy and offers the best Bahn Mi.

A cafe that offers drinks and a show where you can watch the planes come in and land at the airport.

A grocery store that has pretty much anything you need.

A pedestrian bridge held up by two giant stone hands seeming emerging from the mountain side.