Best things to do in Da Nang Attractions activities

The city of Da Nang, with its coastal location in central Vietnam, is rapidly gaining popularity among tourists lately. With stunning sites that include the beautiful beachfront, delicious food, and cultural landmarks, Da Nang has many things to do for tourists when they visit. Here are some of the top things you should not miss when visiting Da Nang.

Just chill out at My Khe Beach.
It is regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam, My Khe beach is an extensive stretch of a six-kilometer-long stretch of soft white sand situated along the eastern coast of Da Nang. The beach is characterized by a gentle inclination to the water and water that is safe for swimming. Those who come to the beach can lease lounging cots and parasols, taste seafood at cafés and restaurants situated directly on the shore, and go in for active water leisure, such as water skiing or parachuting. One can spend some leisure time here during morning hours or the sunset and enjoy the beautiful scenes around.

One of the most fascinating features to see in Da Nang is the Dragon Bridge.
The Dragon Bridge is one of the most famous features of Da Nang which is established beautifully in this picture. This is a 666-meter bridge across the Han River and the large sculpture of a fire and water-breathing dragon, which is displayed every Saturday and Sunday at 9 pm. Performing is thrilling, and the spectacular show is very much fascinating to watch. The bridge itself is designed very nicely and looks more attractive during nighttime when the bridge is illuminated with different colored LED lights. One can also try walking or driving across the six-lane bridge to have an opportunity to see the subject from different vantage points.

Visit Ba Na Hills
Ba Na Hills is the most famous mountain resort in Da Nang situated about 40 km west of the central part of the city. Tourists can use the cable car to access the Am Phu Peak which stands at 1, 487 M.a.s.l to behold the stunning views of the green countryside. The features that include beautiful gardens, the remnants of a French village dating back to the nineteenth century, and Le Jardin D’Amour with artistic masterpieces in the form of sculptures. The leisure place of Fantasy Park has fun rides and fun within the park area, and there are also 4D movies for families.

Explore Marble Mountains
Located south of Da Nang, the Marble Mountains, with its official name implying five elements of water, wood, fire, metal, and earth, are five limestone and marble hills. There are tunnels, caves, temples, as well as viewpoints on each hill that tourists can explore. Such attractions include Linh Ung Pagoda and the massive Statue of the Goddess of Mercy as well as scenic vantage points overlooking Da Nang, the coast, and the sea. This is an informative half-day trip to understand the little-known history and cultural myths about these holy hills.

Wander Around Han Market
Every visitor should take the time to explore the Han Market located right in the city area. The market is filled with fruits and vegetables of local origin, seafood, meat and spices other Vietnamese specialties local souvenirs, garments, and other handicrafts. The majority of the action happens in the cramped interior where vendors energetically sell items under well-lit booths. Moving around the narrow aisles is a wonderful way to feel the atmosphere of the Vietnamese markets. It also has many street vendors selling some of the most delicious foods as well as some of the most charming coffee shops.

Dig into Local Cuisine
Da Nang has a divine food culture that incorporates a balance of central Vietnamese cuisine, fresh seafood, as well as traditional produce. For a true Vietnamese meal, check out Con Market in the vicinity of the Han River where you can try banh xeo crispy rice pancakes, bun cha grilled pork noodles, and/or fresh spring rolls. Food stalls in meals along the roadsides especially on Bach Dang Street prepare foods for late nights such as barbecues and seafood pancakes. For Vietnamese cooking, there are restaurants such as Waterfront which offers some of the best cuisines of the region in a classy environment, or Madame Lan which offers quality Vietnamese food. And do not leave the area without a taste of the regional specialty called ‘mi Quang’ – a noodle dish.

Amazingly, Da Nang boasts pristine sandy beaches, well-preserved traditional and modern heritage sites, interesting destinations and activities, as well as an exquisite gastronomic scene, making it the best place for tourists in Vietnam. From swimming in the sea, sightseeing, and riding dangerous roller coasters to indulging in delicious local foods, this central coastal city satisfies every wish with a Southeast Asian attitude.