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3D Museum Art in Paradise Da Nang

Art in Paradise, Danang is located a bit off the grid, and that is the charm of this 3D-trick art museum. As you enter the property you will observe more than a thousand 3D artworks vying for your attention. It is acclaimed to be the best 3D Trick art museum in the world where 20 Korean artists have exhibited their skilful pieces, leaving an array of backdrops for you to pose and get clicked. While there are 5 such museums located all over the world in Pattaya, Thailand and Chiang Mai, the one in Da Nang is a recent addition. The art gallery is especially famous as it allows you to not only experience the art but be a part of it. Read More

Ba Na Hills is a popular resort complex and hill station located 1489 meters on the Truong Son Mountains in Da Nang. Also known as Nui Chua, it houses a fantasy park with rides. The Ba Na Cable Car is the longest cable car running on a single track and has been included in the Guinness World Records. Major attractions include Fantasy Park, Alpine Coatser Road, Flower Garden, French Village, and the wax museum. Tourists flock to the Ba Na hill station for its spectacular greenery and magnificent view of the East Sea and the mountains surrounding it. Adults and children can spend an entire day in the fantasy park enjoying the amazing gardens amidst stunning French-style architectural buildings. The weather here remains cool and pleasant throughout the year, unlike other parts of Vietnam. Originally known as the “Da Lat of Da Nang,” Ba Na Hills was developed in 1919 as a leisure accommodation for the French who colonized Vietnam. It consisted of about 200 villas, most of which are in ruins today. Read More

Bai Da Den is a picturesque beach with black boulders rolling into the shallow water of the coast. The route leading to the beach is dotted with distant views of Son Tra peninsula, My Khe Beach, Marble Mountains, Bana Hills, and Cham Island. Building up an amazing coastal ride along the meandering turns, this laid-back beach is loved as a picnic spot where people are often found barbecuing and enjoying the views.

When The Museum of Danang was founded in the year 1989, it was originally located in Le Duan Street. It was further relocated in 24 Tran Phu Street in April 2011. The massive museum exhibits more than 2500 artefacts dating to the bygone events of revolutionary struggles and wars. The exhibit particularly includes artefacts used by the Vietnamese resistance fighters during the wars with China, France and the US. There are various captured tanks on display, along with memorials to famous freedom fighters of Vietnam. Read More

Cao Dai Temple

Accommodating about 50,000 followers at a time, the Cao Dai temple of Da Nang is the largest Cao Dai temple in Central Vietnam. Constructed between 1933 and 1955, this temple renders a unique styled-architecture based on the blended religion frame of reference. The Da Nang Cao Dai temple is one of the 1,000 Cao Dai temples located in the country. The signboard at the entry translates into very peculiar teaching of this religion - that all religions have the same reason and seek tolerance in the world. Jesus, Buddha, Muhammad and Confucius are worshipped here. The design is similar to the Christian Cathedral with aisles and altars. Ceremonies take place daily with musicians singing in English and Vietnamese.A syncretist movement that took place in Vietnam led to the foundation of the Cao Dai Temple. The Caodaism movement established a monotheistic religion which derives its values and practices from Taoism, Confucianism, Catholicism, and Buddhism. Read More

Cham Islands is a group of 8 spectacular islands located off Hoi An in Central Vietnam, which are UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Enjoy a day’s outing at the wonderful and unspoiled natural islands by booking specific packages from the tour operators in and around Hoi An & Da Nang cities. Many people also prefer to stay overnight. Hon Lao is the largest and only island in the cluster that is home to several villages while the lesser islands of Hon Dai, Hon Kho Me, Hon Mo, Hon Kho Con, Hon Tai, Hon Ong and Hon La are known for their scenic beauty and diversity of marine life including the presence of a few endangered species that are not found elsewhere in the world. The inhabitants of the charming islands are recognized as a distinct community, with the entire area governed by the local Tan Hiep commune. The fishing villages of Cham Islands offer an insight into the life of the local populace while the seven magnificent beaches on Hon Lao possess a number of charms including natural caves and tranquil sites that are excellent for relaxation. Read More

Situated alongside the beach en route to the Son Tra Peninsula is a Buddhist Pagoda famous as Chua Buu Dai Son. Peppered with countless Buddhist statues embedded with bright-coloured stones. The peaceful compound is marked with an enormous Marquee Budai style Buddha at the entrance and a chinese style pagoda in the centre

Con Market is one of the primary markets in Da Nang City, popular for its astounding range of clothing, accessories, and handicrafts available at affordable rates. Known alternatively as Da Nang Commercial Centre, it is the biggest and busiest retail and wholesale venue in and around the city. It is noted for an array of wholesale goods available at heavily discounted prices. Originally constructed in the 1940s on top of elevated land, this market served as a focal point of vendors hailing from nearby districts who brought fresh vegetables along with fish and poultry to the market in hope of selling their wares. The market was renovated in 1984 with the present shopping venue being housed within a multi storied building occupying three distinct floors. The fresh produces and dried food is still sold in the lower level with other items such as apparels, household goods and handicrafts being offered from stores on the upper levels. Read More

Danang Cathedral, also known as Con Ga Church (Rooster Church), is a pink-colored edifice built by French priest Louis Vallet in 1923. It is known as the Con Ga Church after a rooster that tops its bell tower. It is 70 meters in height, making it one of the great architectural marvels in Da nang. The church displays simple Gothic-style architecture with tinted glass windows, inscribed motifs, and a medieval-style rhombic dome. More than 4,000 parishioners belonging to the Catholic community come to pray here. The church also holds a Blessed Virgin Mary Grotto, almost identical to the Lourdes Grotto in France. It also has huge stained glass windows replicating the Bible's scenes. Being located close to the Dragon Bridge, it is among the most popular tourist attractions in Da Nang. Located on Tran Phu Street in Da Nang, the Da Nang Cathedral is the only church in Da Nang that was built during the French Colonial Rule in Vietnam. Read More

After Vietnam Museum of Arts in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang Fine Arts Museum is the third largest art museum in Vietnam. This museum is a three-storey building where the first floor is dedicated to the native modern and alternative art exhibition. The second floor preserves oil paintings, sculptures, lacquered paintings, war arts and the third floor houses an assorted collection of multiple art forms like traditional, ancient, and applied arts. Read More