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Non Nuoc Beach

Non Nuoc Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. A 20-minute drive from Da Nang, it is a white sand beach popular for sunbathing, jet skiing, and surfing. Walking along the beach for ten minutes leads to the fascinating Marble Mountains that house several Buddhist sanctuaries and beautiful pagodas dating back to the seventeenth century.

Formerly known as Tinh Hoi Pagoda, Phap Lam Pagoda is a two-storey Buddhist temple that features a giant gold sculpture of Buddha inside. Belying the hustle and bustle of the Da Nang city, the Phap Lam Pagoda gives you a sense of calm and peace. Built in 1934, the Phap Lam Pagoda is located close to the Con Market and the busiest Ong Ich Khiem street. It features soaring trees and a well-maintained garden where you will find three equally massive Buddha statues. The pagoda itself is a two-storey building with intricate Buddhist sculptures and carved pillars, beautiful gardens and spacious amphitheatre. The place is specially packed with devotees during annual events such as Lunar New Year and Tet.Another tourist draw here is the host of vegetarian restaurants that surround the temple. So, just come here, experience the serenity or even get your fortune read by a monk! Read More

Pham Van Dong Beach is the most modern public beach in Da Nang, endowed with facilities like dressing rooms, shower areas, parking lots, and active lifeguards. Sprawling at the end of Pham Van Dong Street, the beach was chosen as one of the 5 world's most beautiful beaches which connect plentiful coastal resorts by Forbes Magazine.

Located in Da Nang, Phong Nam Ancient Village find favour among only a select few tourists. However, it is a great place to visit if you want to experience the local life and living of the Vietnamese village people at its purest. Amid the vast expanse of verdant rice paddies lies the ancient village of Phong Nam that retains 700 years of history together. Touring this village will give you a peek in the authentic Vietnamese houses, ancient temples and a chance to witness the age-old traditions followed by the locals. It is widely believed that the local residents off Phong Nam Village are among the kindest and most pleasant in the country. Thus, the local food tasting and the warm hospitality are also a few highlights which lure tourists into taking a tour. Read More

My Son Sanctuary, recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site, is located about 43km southwest of Da Nang. Site Archelogique de My Son is a series of over 70 partly ruined Hindu temples built between the 4th and 14th century AD by the rulers of Champa. The temples are mainly dedicated to Lord Shiva. My Son is a historic site that houses the mystical ruins of the ancient Cham Dynasty. The relics here mainly consist of rock-cut temples and intricately carved shrines. Parts of these temples were destroyed in the American Vietnam war bombings. It is believed to be the center of prayer in the times of the Cham monarchs. Overlooking a rich jungle of foliage and green, this destination combines natural and man-made beauty. Read More

The Son Tra Peninsula, also called Monkey Mountain, lies on the northeastern side of Da Nang and is sprawled across an enormous area of sixty kilometers. The peninsula is covered with forests and beaches, and there are plenty of things to do here including sightseeing, nature walks, and adventurous activities. It is just a 20-minute drive from Da Nang. The beaches at Son Tra, such as My Khe and Nuon Noc, are quite peaceful and serene. You can also go on a jungle trek in the hills and appreciate the flora and fauna including Red Shanked Doucs and eating rabbits. Perched at around seven hundred meters above sea level, this site is perfect for people to take in the breathtaking panoramic views of the quaint Da Nang and spend a few hours soaking in historical sites and natural beauty. Read More

Sun World is an amusement and theme park with hundreds of games and magnificent architectural stimulations. You will find the world’s ten giant circles, the Singapore Sling, the Golden Sky Tower, the country’s highest free-fall tower, and a Monorail at Sun World. It is situated on top of Ba Na Hills and can be reached by cable car. Sun World is not just a space for adults to explore countless adventures but also for kids who can experience the same thrill and adventure in a different dimension. When you visit the Park, you will come across quite a few Asian cultural festivals where you can witness the Manipuri dance of India or the beautiful colors of the Mid-Autumn Festival of the Philippines, Bacolod, and Visayas. The Sun World theme park is known as a “Park of Records" because of all the attractions included in the Guinness Book of World Records. Read More

Suoi Hoa is an eco-tourism site, situated around 33 kilometres from the city of Da Nang. Suoi Hoa is a part of the quaint Phu Tuc Village in the Hoa Phu commune. Cosseted in rivers, hills, and mountains it is a natural escape worth visiting. Suoi Hoa is also a popular picnic spot with a natural swimming pool, botanical gardens, wildflowers along the trails and myriads of outdoor activities. It is a serene place to rewind and rejuvenate in Da Nang. Suoi Hoa is home to lush greenery and perennial streams. In addition, it is a delightful resort where people can come and stay for a few days in tranquillity. Waterfalls, a diverse range of flora, and floating bridges give this place an enchanting aura. Since Suoi Hoa lies in close proximity to Street 604, the provincial road which links Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh Road, it is well connected to the major parts of Da Nang. Read More

Amongst all the places in the vibrant city of Da Nang, the rustic wild Van village is a truly dynamic spot situated at the foot of the Hai Van Pass. Enclosed by Mui Isabella and to the south of Nam Chon Bay, Van Village is known for its lush green forest cover, majestic mountain ranges and calm blue waters. This village is a heavenly place to go trekking and enjoy an amazing sunrise or sunset. Earlier known as Cui village, the barren splendour of this village is unspoilt and remains mysterious to many travellers. The peaceful, pristine and poetic landscapes of Van village have become a major attraction for tourists visiting Da Nang in recent years. The lush green landscapes by the sea make Van village a desirable location to escape the city crowd. It is an ideal spot for camping on the beach, swimming in the teal green water or just walking by the ocean. Read More

Zone 5 military museum in Da Nang is a treat for every history enthusiast. It is rich with traces of the historical wars and foreign invasions that plagued Vietnam for several decades. The museum is divided into four areas: the Ho Chi Minh Museum, the military museum, the replica of the Ho Chi Minh house in Hanoi, and an outdoor section displaying various large and small military equipment. It displays items belonging to the Vietnam War, the Chinese invasion, and the first Indochina war. Read More