Besides the Golden hands bridge – a global hit, Da Nang city also has beautiful beaches. If looking for somewhere great to stay and have a slow holiday, Non Nuoc beach should be one of top choices. It’s lengthy, peaceful, lovely, unpolluted, and nearly private. Here, there are plenty of premium accommodations to choose from, provided by international and leading national hospitalities. Not far away from the main attractions of the area and city centre, when need something to do, it’s easy for travellers to arrange a trip.
This article focuses on Non Nuoc beach which is amongst the best beaches of Da Nang. A comparison between it and other prime beaches (such as My Khe beach) is also outlined by us. We want to make sure that you know the advantages and disadvantages of this little piece of paradise.
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Table of content
- 1 What Is Non Nuoc Beach?
- 2 The Best Times to Visit Non Nuoc Beach
- 3 How to Get to Non Nuoc Beach
- 4 The Best Resorts on Non Nuoc Beach
- 5 Non Nuoc Beach vs My Khe Beach
- 6 Non Nuoc Beach vs Hoi An Beach
- 7 Non Nuoc Beach or Son Tra Peninsula’s Beaches
- 8 What to Do near Non Nuoc Beach?
- 9 Tours from Non Nuoc Beach Resorts
- 10 Non Nuoc Beach on Google Maps
- 11 Related Posts
- 12 My Lai Massacre Village (or Son My Memorial) in Quang Ngai
- 13 The Official Da Nang Travel Guide [MUST READ]
- 14 Da Nang Night River Cruise on Han River
- 15 Da Nang International Airport: Terminals, Transfers, More
- 16 Da Nang International Fireworks Festival
- 17 Non Nuoc Beach: The Famous Beach of Da Nang
- 18 Bach Ma National Park: Hiking, Trekking in Da Nang and Hoi An
- 19 Am Phu Cave Complete Travel Guide
- 20 Asia Park and Sun Wheel in Da Nang (Sun World Da Nang Wonders)
- 21 How to Get to Golden Bridge from Da Nang
- 22 Da Nang Food Specialties: What to Eat in Da Nang
- 23 How to Visit Golden Bridge Vietnam
- 24 Da Nang Shore Excursions: Guided Tours From Tien Sa Port
- 25 Han Market (Cho Han): Where to Shop in Da Nang?
- 26 Da Nang Cathedral (Da Nang Pink Church)
- 27 Things to Do in Ba Na Hills Besides Golden Bridge
- 28 Da Nang Half Day Tours
- 29 Da Nang Private Car and Driver
- 30 Da Nang and Hoi An Itinerary for Visitors Staying Overnight in Hoi An
- 31 Da Nang Things to Do: Guide to What to Do in Da Nang Vietnam
- 32 Da Nang Best Things to Do and Reasons
- 33 How to Get From Hoi An to Da Nang
- 34 Hoi An or Da Nang: Which is Better?
- 35 My Son Sanctuary Tour
- 36 Da Nang Best Area to Stay: Guide to Where to Stay in Da Nang
- 37 Da Nang Cave Tour: Best Underground Activities in Da Nang
- 38 Da Nang Best Time to Visit: Guide to Best Weather in Da Nang
- 39 Da Nang Weather by Month: Guide to Monthly Weather in Da Nang
- 40 What to Do in Da Nang At Night
- 41 Lang Co Vietnam Travel Guide
- 42 What to Do in Da Nang for 3 Days
- 43 My Khe Beach: A Complete Guide to Da Nang’s Best Beach
- 44 Da Nang Day Trips: Guide to Best Day Tours From Da Nang
- 45 Museums in Da Nang
- 46 Linh Ung Pagoda: Trio of Da Nang’s Holiest Mountain Temples
- 47 Da Nang Night Market: A Thing To Do in Da Nang at Night
- 48 Guide to Son Tra Mountain aka Monkey Mountain Vietnam
- 49 Ba Na Hills Tour
- 50 Da Nang Cable Car
- 51 How to Get from Da Nang Airport to Hoi An
- 52 Da Nang to Hoi An: Best Da Nang Airport Transfer and More
- 53 Hai Van Pass Da Nang: Map, Route, Weather, History, Tour
- 54 Da Nang Attractions Guide: What to See in Da Nang Vietnam?
- 55 Lady Buddha Da Nang: The Best of Monkey Mountain Vietnam
- 56 My Son Sanctuary Travel Guide
- 57 Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture
- 58 Dragon Bridge Da Nang: The Fire-Breathing Da Nang Bridge
- 59 Ba Na Hills Travel Guide: A First Timer’s Complete Guide
- 60 Golden Bridge Da Nang: A Guide to The Iconic Da Nang Bridge
- 61 Da Nang Bridge: A Guide to Famous Bridges in Da Nang
- 62 Ba Na Hills Cable Car: World Record, Cost, Reschedule, Map
- 63 Da Nang Mountain Temple: Marble Mountain’s Pagodas, More
- 64 Da Nang Caves: Underground World of the Marble Mountains
- 65 The Marble Mountains: Guide to Da Nang’s Iconic Mountain
- 66 Featured Tours and Experiences
- 66.0.1 Full Day My Lai Massacre Tour
- 66.0.2 Hue to Hoi An Private Car Transfer with Sightseeing (and Vice Versa)
- 66.0.3 Hue to Hoi An Motorbike Tour (and Vice Versa)
- 66.0.4 Hai Van Pass Motorbike Tour from Hoi An or Da Nang
- 66.0.5 Da Nang Night Tour From Hoi An with Local Food Dinner
- 66.0.6 Da Nang Day Trip From Hoi An with Local Food Lunch
- 66.0.7 Golden Bridge and Ba Na Hills Night Tour
- 66.0.8 Golden Hands Bridge Tour In Sunrise or Sunset (1/2 Day)
- 66.0.9 Cam Kim Island Bicycle Tour From Hoi An
- 66.0.10 Cham Island Tour From Hoi An (Group Tour)
- 66.0.11 Cham Island Tour From Da Nang (Group Tour)
- 66.0.12 Hoi An Vegetarian Food Tour
- 66.0.13 Hoi An Evening Walking Food Tour Through Laneways
- 66.0.14 Private Hoi An Basket Boat Tour (Shuttle Bus, Bicycle, Bike)
- 66.0.15 Half-day Am Phu Cave Tour (Private)
- 66.0.16 Hoi An Countryside Tour (Bicycle, Car, Electric Shuttle)
- 66.0.17 Da Nang Tour Package From Singapore
- 66.0.18 Hoi An Evening Tour From Da Nang
- 66.0.19 Hoi An Walking Food Tour Through Laneways
- 66.0.20 My Son Sanctuary and Hoi An Old Town Tour with Thu Bon River Cruise
- 66.0.21 My Son Day Trip From Hoi An including Marble Mountains and Basket Boat
- 66.0.22 Half Day Hoi An City Tour With River Cruise
- 66.0.23 Son Tra Peninsula Tour with Marble Mountains (Private/Small Group)
- 66.0.24 Hue Day Trip From Hoi An with Hai Van Pass, River Cruise & Lunch
- 66.0.25 Hoi An Ancient Town and Countryside Tour (Bests of Hoi An Tour)
- 66.0.26 Hoi An Tour From Da Nang Airport (Private, Optional Lunch)
- 66.0.27 Hoi An Day Trip From Da Nang (Marble Mountains, Basket Boat, Old Town)
- 66.0.28 Da Nang City Tour From Airport (Private, Optional Lunch)
- 66.0.29 Hoi An City Tour with Lantern Class, Lantern Boat, Night Market & Local Food Sampling
- 66.0.30 Marble Mountains, Basket Boat Ride & Hoi An Old Town Walking Tour
- 66.0.31 Marble Mountains & Golden Bridge Day Tour with Buffet Lunch
- 66.0.32 Marble Mountains & Monkey Mountain Tour (Half-day, Private)
- 66.0.33 Private Golden Bridge Sunrise Tour (Half-day, Optional Lunch)
- 66.0.34 Hoi An Ancient Town & Golden Bridge Day Tour (Private/Small Group)
- 66.0.35 My Son Sanctuary & Golden Bridge Day Tour (Private/Small Group)
- 66.0.36 Private My Son Sanctuary Sunrise or Sunset Tour
- 66.0.37 Full Day Hoi An Ancient Town & Countryside Experience With Local
- 66.0.38 Full Day My Son Sanctuary & Hoi An Countryside Tour With Local
- 66.0.39 Full Day Hoi An Ancient Town & Coconut Village Experience
- 66.0.40 Son Tra Peninsula, Marble Mountains and Hoi An City Tour
What Is Non Nuoc Beach?
Non Nuoc beach (Bai bien Non Nuoc) is a 8-kilometers-long stretch of fine sandy, non-stop coastline in Da Nang, south of world-famous My Khe beach and north of Hoi An’s beach. This series of beaches lengthens 30 kilometers in total, and is known as the Riviera of Vietnam. Its scenery is absolutely stunning, with white powdery sands, turquoise seawater, lush coconuts, Son Tra peninsula with a tall Buddha statue to the left, offshore Cham islands to the right, and a brilliant sunrise. Many premium international and domestic hotel brands are based here.
This beach is named after Non Nuoc mountains, the first name of the Marble Mountains which is not far away. It’s popular to locals but isn’t known well by tourists. In the legend, a giant dragon from the sea lays an egg on Non Nuoc beach and then it breaks when the baby is borned. Pieces of the shell become marble mountains. In later times, people extracted stone here to carve sculptures and accessories for exportation.
Read also: Ba Na Hills Travel Guide
The Best Times to Visit Non Nuoc Beach
The best time to visit Non Nuoc beach is from January to September. Throughout these months, it’s always sunny, with a blue sky, moderate wind and the chance of rain is minimum. On the beach, the sand is dry and powdery, coupled with warm and clear water and gentle waves. Furthermore, the water is not deep. On low tide days, visitors can walk and swim quite far from the shoreline. Sure, it’s safe for kids and children. There is no surprise that families choose Non Nuoc beach in their vacations. All water sports and entertainment are also available to have fun.
For those who are interested in going surfing, the best time to ride the waves is October. During this month, the offshore winds are from the west or southwest, the waves are consistently clean, it doesn’t rain heavily and the water temperature is fine.
From October to December, heavy rain and typhoons are why the time is not ideal to go swimming. Water sports and activities will be shut.
Read also: The Best Time to Visit Da Nang
How to Get to Non Nuoc Beach
If don’t book a resort, travelers can go to the public swimming spot to enjoy Non Nuoc beach. It’s at the end of the road next to the Non Nuoc border station (on Google maps: 16°00’05.5″N 108°16’02.8″E). From Da Nang or Hoi An centre, please find the quickest way to come to the Coastal road (Vo Nguyen Giap St in Da Nang and Lac Long Quan St in Hoi An). After that, just follow it until see the crossroad with the above-mentioned road. The distance from Hoi An is 17,5 km and from Da Nang is 9 km.
Note: Please bring your own swimsuit, towel, extra clothes, foods, and drinks.
Non Nuoc beach also has two other popular public swimming spots (also called ‘beach’): Son Thuy beach at the end of Tran Quoc Hoan St, and Tan Tra beach at the end of Vo Qui Huan St. Other way to access is from Nguyen Than Hien St, by Vinpearl Resort & Spa.
You can see our private transfer service in Hoi An private car and driver or Da Nang private car and driver
The Best Resorts on Non Nuoc Beach
Hyatt Regency Resort and Spa
By the magnificent Non Nuoc beach, Hyatt Regency Danang Resort is a complex of 198 guestrooms and suites, 142 one-to-three bedroom residences and 18 villas. All are near a fantastic adult-only swimming pool, with water slides and cocktail bars serving from sunrise to sunset. For children from 4 to 12 years old, the Hyatt Camp keeps them entertained with games, crafts and adventure playgrounds. There are 3 restaurants to savour famous Vietnamese local and regional dishes, and Mediterranean flavours. Dinner on the beach is available upon guest’s request. For special treatments and wellness journeys, highly-skilled therapists are ready from 10 am to 8 pm daily. Fitness center is not far away, and other recreational activities are offered when come.
Booking contact: Phone (+84) 0236 3981 234 – Email:
danang.regency@hyatt.com
Price: please check directly or at online booking agents
Da Nang Marriott Resort and Spa
Marriott Danang Resort (formerly Vinpearl Luxury Resort) boasts its charming architecture blended between Cham and French Indochina (colonial) styles. It has 200 deluxe rooms, premier suits and private villas, surrounded by lush gardens and coconut palms. Other facilities are a large swimming pool, two restaurants, a gym center, a spa with experienced therapists, tennis course, and a ballroom which accomodations 600 persons at the same time. The Marble Mountains – the must visit attraction is just in the front of this 5-star beachfront hotel. The guests will enjoy climbing to its top, exploring the caves and learning about local Buddhist culture.
Booking contact: Phone (+84) 23 6396 8888 – Email: danang.reservations@marriott.com
Price: please check directly or at online booking agents
Melia Da Nang Beach Resort
Melia Da Nang Resort is an idyllic destination to escape from hustle and bustle. It provides spacious, fully-equipped rooms with a contemporary design, and a lovely view to the Marble mountains or Non Nuoc beach. Around its gardeny ground, there are 5 open-air swimming pools with a cocktail bar and plenty of sun chairs, 2 restaurants, a 24hrs fitness center, and a spa. To dine out, guests can try authentic Asian foods or Spanish-inspired dishes at the beach club. Private dinner experience on the sands is arranged if couples reserve in advance (and the weather is good).
Booking contact: Phone (+84) 1203 2384 – Email: reservations@meliadanang.com
Price: please check directly or at online booking agents
Crowne Plaza Da Nang
In the northern tip of Non Nuoc beach, the Crowne Plaza offers 550 guest rooms, with full amenities and facilities to make an ideal stay and a nice time to unwind. All of them accommodate 2 adults and 1 child maximum, and are surrounded by forest-like gardens. Just outside, there is a very large infinity pool with slides which opens from dawn to dusk, a spa, a fitness center and a kid’s zone. This premier venue also has 10 rooms for meetings and events, including a grand ballroom housing up to 900 persons, and from 10 to 450 persons at smaller ones. Its restaurant serves all meals of the day, from Vietnamese to western dishes, and for all ages.
Next to Crowne Plaza, the Crown International Club is the only choice of casino in Da Nang. It’s officially run from 2009.
Booking contact: Phone (+84) 236 3918 888 – Email: sales@cpdanang.com
Price: please check directly or at online booking agents
TIA Wellness Resort
This inclusive beach resort is the former Fusion Maia which began in 2008. At the moment, it provides a huge collection of private villas, and each villa has its own swimming pool and lovely courtyard garden. There are 1-bedroom villa, 2-bedrooms villa, oceanfront 2-bedrooms villa, and oceanfront 3-bedrooms villa. Special retreats for yourself are available everyday. For breakfast, it’s served all day here, to allow guests a total freedom to relax and start the first meal of the day whenever suitable. Dining options for lunch and dinner include a poolside bistro to enjoy a light dish with awesome beverages from the bar, under the coconut trees. Meanwhile, the breeze blowing the sea is just refreshing. A cooking class to learn how to make healthy foods is also designed for the guests too.
Booking contact: Phone (+84) 0236 3967 999 – Email: reservation@tiawellnessresort.com
Price: please check directly or at online booking agents
Naman Retreat
Naman Retreat is a sanctuary for retreat by serene Non Nuoc beach. Its design expresses an inspiration from nature and environment-friendly materials. Guests can choose to stay in babylon rooms (45 m2, one double bed or two single beds), pool villas, garden pool villas, beachfront villas (900 to 100m2, three bedrooms) and suites (1 to 3 bedrooms). For dining, there are a cozy bamboo Vietnamese restaurant, a lounge with comfy seatings and seafood barbecues package, and a Japanese restaurant. This oasis owns a stress-free spa center with treatments developed by skillful therapists. It’s one of the first choices for meetings, events and weddings in Da Nang.
Booking contact: Phone (+84) 0918966274 – Email: reservations@namanretreat.com
Price: please check directly or at online booking agents
Sheraton Grand Danang Resort
Sheraton Grand Danang Resort is a 5-star hotel, offering an ‘transformative experience’. It provides a plenty of guestrooms and suites, with garden view, pool view or sea view. Each features a contemporary design, full of necessary amenities with large beds, spacious bathrooms with marble accents, and private balcony. This luxury venue is home to the longest infinitely pool in town, 250 meters that overlooks an emerald sea. Other family-friendly facilities include a kid’s club and a mini waterpark with slides. To dine out, guests can come to La Plage for classic Asian cuisine, The Grill for fresh seafood barbecues and steaks, and pool-side bars for some awesome snacks. Here, a gym center opens throughout the day, and the spa is ready to introduce stress-free treatments.
In addition, Sheraton Grand Da Nang is an ideal place for meetings, company trips, conventions and special events (like weddings).
Booking contact: Phone (+84) 236 3988 999 – Email: sheraton.danang@sheraton.com
Price: please check directly or at online booking agents
Non Nuoc Beach vs My Khe Beach
Nuoc Nuoc beach and nearby My Khe beach share the same coastline, with similar qualities of sand, water, waves, and scenery. Both are long and non-stop, providing fine sandy expanses bordered by not-deep, safe and crystal-clear seawater. Definitely, these beaches are suitable for all ages. Watching the sunrise is equally fascinating. To go to Da Nang city centre, Hoi An or other main attractions, My Khe beach is a little bit closer but the extra from Non Nuoc beach will be not much to think about.
However, Non Nuoc beach has something different from My Khe beach. The better one depends on personal likings and purpose of travel. Firstly, Non Nuoc beach is more peaceful because it’s nearly private. Large resorts and other constructions are perfect ‘space’ to prevent noise from traffic and the city in the surroundings. My Khe beach is 100% public, and it’s just at the doorstep of numerous high-rise hotels. In the summertime, it’s full of visitors and swimmers. For those who love a slower experience (or escape from the city), this is not a good choice to stay over.
To join outdoor water activities, My Khe beach is nicer to go to because it draws crowds. For the same reason, there are more seafood restaurants here. About the price, almost every hotel along Non Nuoc beach is more expensive than the other. Many globally famed brands to choose from, and if a member, sure you have promotions and use your own membership privileges.
Non Nuoc Beach vs Hoi An Beach
Hoi An’s coastline is 8 kilometers long, including Ha My beach, An Bang beach, Tan Thanh beach and Cua Dai beach. Among them, Ha My and Cua Dai beaches have many resorts and luxury hotels like Non Nuoc beach. The first one is home to Four Seasons The Nam Hai Resort, and the second one is where Victoria Beach, Palm Resort, KOI Resort, Sunrise Premium or Vinpearl Resort stands. Due to recent erosion, sadly Cua Dai beach losts its strip of sand and it’s just ‘remade’. Some travelers say that there is nothing much left here, so to avoid disappointments, Non Nuoc beach should be chosen to stay and laze on. Options for accommodation in Ha My beach are limited.
An Bang beach and Tan Thanh beach have a fishing village vibe. During the day, local people come to these communal (public) beaches to go swimming, play sports, do exercise, eat or just cool down. During the local high tourist season, summer months, crowds appear and they’re full of people. Meaning that it will be busier than Non Nuoc beach. Once again, for more relaxation, Non Nuoc beach is still the first pick.
Dining options in An Bang and Tan Thanh beaches are more diverse, covering local, international and fusion cuisines. Family-run restaurants there absolutely serve authentic Vietnamese flavours. When the dark falls, it’s more ‘social’ at beach clubs and bars in Hoi An.
Non Nuoc Beach or Son Tra Peninsula’s Beaches
Son Tra peninsula is to the north of Non Nuoc beach and Da Nang city. It extends 44 km2, and has a rugged coastline studded with private, non-touristy beaches and coves. The easy-to-access ones are along the southern side of the peninsula, such as Bai Nam beach, Bai Rang or Bai But below the Lady Buddha. In Bai Rang, visitors can even go snorkeling. Here, seafood restaurants serve delicious dishes from sunrise to sunset. However, if not an explorer or don’t have time, Non Nuoc beach will be better because this stretch of sand is next to the hotel. Sure, the guests don’t need any transfer or entry fee.
There is a famed hotel in Son Tra peninsula – the Intercontinental Da Nang sun peninsula resort. It has sea-facing villas with pools along contours of a mountain which embraces an emerald bay. A private long beach is down there, featuring blue water, white sand and palm trees. Compared to Non Nuoc beach, this one is further than the city and its airport. But it’s absolutely more isolated, perfect to get rid of the stress.
What to Do near Non Nuoc Beach?
The Marble Mountains
From any beach accommodations on Non Nuoc beach, the Marble mountains can be seen. It’s a group of 5 marble and limestone outcrops which are famous for enormous caves and old Buddhist temples. To see them, it’s needed to climb many stairs, and at the end of the hikes, there are peaks with a 360oC view. So, visiting the Marble mountains is an outdoor exploration from wow to another. See more information in https://centralvietnamguide.com/marble-mountains-vietnam/.
Golf Courses
There are two golf courses near Non Nuoc beach: BRG golf course (largest in Da Nang) and Montgomerie Links golf course. Both met all international standards and were the host for numerous competitions.
Da Nang Helicopter Tour
See Da Nang from the air? In the helicopter tour taking off in Nuoc Man airport (close to Non Nuoc), travelers will see all the city’s highlights. There are the coast with fishing boats, the bay, the peninsula, the river with bridges, the marble mountains and hills in the outskirts. It lasts 12 minutes, and the price is around 150 USD per person. 4 passengers are maximum. In 30-minutes tour, Hoi An will be seen, and the price will be up to 300 USD.
Crown International Club
This is the first and only casino in Da Nang. It’s next to the Crown Plaza resort, and for non-Vietnamese visitors only.
Hoi An Ancient Town
The Hoi An ancient town is a Unesco world heritage site, only 20 to 30 minutes to go from Non Nuoc beach resorts and hotels. It’s famous for well-preserved trading quarters by the river that date back from 15th century. In the evening, these are filled by lantern lights, and it’s best in the full moon night. Local foods of Hoi An are also mouth watering, such as cao lau noodle, mi quang noodle, banh mi sandwich, white rose dumplings, etc. The town provides so many opportunities to take photos and go shopping too (plenty of tailor shops!).
See everything you need to know about Hoi An’s old town in https://centralvietnamguide.com/hoi-an-old-town/.
Tours from Non Nuoc Beach Resorts
We have guided tours from any resort and hotel in the Non Nuoc beach area. Our car will pick you up with no additional fees, and then our English-speaking guide will show you every famous place in the area. The tour will let you dive into local long-standing culture, history, lifestyle and cuisine. To know our recommendations (itinerary, price, etc), please text/call us in whatsapp number +84968009827
– List of hotels and resorts we pick up for free: Hyatt Regency Resort, Naman Retreat, TIA Wellness Resort, Marriott Danang Resort, Melia Danang Beach Resort, Crowne Plaza Resort, Vinpearl Resort and Spa Resort, Sheraton Grand Resort, The Ocean Villas, Furama Resort, Pullman Hotel, Shilla Monogram Resort.
– List of attractions we show you: the Golden bridge and Ba Na hills, Hoi An old town, My Son sanctuary, the Lady Buddha and Linh Ung pagoda, Hoi An’s coconut village, Son Tra night market, the Dragon bridge, Hoi An night market, Cham museum, Hue ancient capital city, the Marble Mountains
– List of activities we can include in your tour: basket boat ride in palm forest, Hoi An memories show, Hoi An bamboo circus show, lantern boat ride in Hoi An, Thu Bon river cruise in Hoi An, cooking classes
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No surprise that now, when travelers make the plan to tour around Vietnam, there are many cable car rides recommended. Some are top things to do in its cities. The
How to Get from Da Nang Airport to Hoi An
Located in the city of the same name, Da Nang airport is the nearest airport to Hoi An. So, if travelers want to see an extremely-colorful Lantern festival or try
Da Nang to Hoi An: Best Da Nang Airport Transfer and More
If traveling to Hoi An by air, train and cruise ship, visitors will come to Da Nang first and then have a transfer. The largest city of Central Vietnam holds
Hai Van Pass Da Nang: Map, Route, Weather, History, Tour
Truong Son or Annamite Range is the most dramatic mountain ridge in Vietnam. When it juts out into the sea, spectacular Hai Van Pass is formed. This amazing sculpture of
Da Nang Attractions Guide: What to See in Da Nang Vietnam?
Da Nang is the capital city of the Central region, and one of the most attractive destinations to tourists in Vietnam. It’s established by French colonists and called by them
Lady Buddha Da Nang: The Best of Monkey Mountain Vietnam
From the East coast, visitors can see an enormous white statue with the mountain backdrop, that is the Lady Buddha Da Nang. Located in the ground of Linh Ung Pagoda,
My Son Sanctuary Travel Guide
My Son Sanctuary is a complex of Hindu temples and a Unesco world heritage site from 1999. It’s 40 km away from Hoi An and 70 km to the southwest
Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture
Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture is a highlight of the Han river waterfront. It’s established by French archaeologists to preserve intricate works of art of Champa kingdom, which ruled
Dragon Bridge Da Nang: The Fire-Breathing Da Nang Bridge
Praised to be the world's 30 most unique bridges recently, Dragon Bridge became the new icon for a Han river bridge in Da Nang. Spanning from the 100-years-old Cham Museum,
Ba Na Hills Travel Guide: A First Timer’s Complete Guide
50% of visitors to Da Nang plan to visit Ba Na Hills in their itinerary. It’s larger for first timers who may know about its inspirational Golden Bridge, world-record cable
Golden Bridge Da Nang: A Guide to The Iconic Da Nang Bridge
Recently-built but at the present time, the Golden Bridge Da Nang is one of the awaited attractions in Vietnam. On a slope of high foggy mountain, this delicate bridge and
Da Nang Bridge: A Guide to Famous Bridges in Da Nang
Da Nang has many bridges, and some of them are famous nationally and internationally. Before the recently-built Golden Bridge which made a boom in social media, people only knew bridges
Ba Na Hills Cable Car: World Record, Cost, Reschedule, Map
Cable car is one of the first ideas travelers think about Ba Na Hills, a Da Nang’s top attraction. It helps to shorten the time to get to the hills
Da Nang Mountain Temple: Marble Mountain’s Pagodas, More
Da Nang has many mountain temples where handmade architecture, natural sceneries and religious values are combined perfectly. So, travelers will see, enjoy and learn a lot about different things just
Da Nang Caves: Underground World of the Marble Mountains
One of the priceless gifts Mother nature gives to Da Nang is an array of caves and caverns. Almost all are located in the Marble Mountains, a complex of
The Marble Mountains: Guide to Da Nang’s Iconic Mountain
Had been an offshore group of islands, geological activities shifted the Marble Mountains to the land some thousands of years before. Today, its marble hills rise suddenly up to over 100
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