We combined Hoi An, Hue and Da Nang in one article, because these cities are located in Central Vietnam, and most likely, if you decide, for example, to visit Hue, then Da Nang will interest you. Also, these cities are usually visited by those who do not have enough beach holidays in Vietnam, who are interested in the history of the country, want to see the architectural monuments preserved from ancient times.
We can say that visiting these cities will be interesting both as part of a tour, for example from Nha Trang, and for independent travelers.
Hoain is a city where one day is enough, but it is important that you see it in the evening. This city, cozy in every sense, is very romantic, because in the evening, everything shines in lanterns, the shapes and colors of which are very different.
Every street and house in Hoi An is of interest as the city was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. You have a unique opportunity to walk along the streets and roads that are hundreds of years old.
You can visit the beach, which is near the city, which can be reached by bike. In general, cycling is a popular form of transport in Hoi An, and traffic is quieter here than in other cities in Vietnam.
Be sure to visit Hoi An Market, which is not only a place to buy fruit or taste real Vietnamese food, but also a popular stroll. There are boats near the market where you can ride on the river.
Our rating of Hoi An is 5/5, but it is advisable to see it not only during the day, but also in the evening, at least for the sake of the romantic atmosphere that will surround you. True, modern music from numerous cafes will also be heard on the street.
Da Nang landmarks
Da Nang is the largest city in Vietnam, second only to the cities of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. This is a city where tourists rarely come, vacationing in Vietnam on tourist vouchers, rather here you can find independent travelerswho study the country and its cities.
Nevertheless, Da Nang has everything to please the tourist. There are numerous cafes and hotels, a beautiful promenade along which they like to walk in the evening locals.
The embankment itself is notable for the fact that unobtrusive background music plays here in the evening; along the embankment there are many benches on which you can admire beautiful bridges Da Nang. It's really relaxing.
Ba Na Hills
Not far from Da Nang there is a cable car, which until 2010 was entered in the Guinness Book of Records as the longest and highest in the world. Its length is more than 5 thousand meters (5042.62), and its height is 1291.81 meters. It is located in the Ba Na Hills complex.
If you are staying in Da Nang, this complex is worth a visit, because in addition to the cable car, there is an entertainment complex and a hotel, and you can undergo a variety of medical procedures and all this against the backdrop of beautiful landscapes that will surround you.
View from the booth in Ba Na
That is, you can safely come here with children, because they will have something to do. The entertainment complex itself is inferior to the Winperl entertainment island in Nha Trang. But, the location makes it unique. In the photo you will see it yourself.
Cable car opening hours and ticket prices on the website: http://www.banahills.com.vn/en/cable-car
Hai Van Pass
Another attraction for travelers who are not enough beach holiday... It is better to get here by rented transport, then you will have a lot of time to enjoy the greatness of Vietnam's nature, return to the time when there was a war in Vietnam and see the destruction that it brings.
The pass itself, in addition to excellent landscapes and a dangerous road, includes a small tourist stop where you can buy souvenirs and drink tea.
In our opinion, if you drive a motorcycle well, then it is better to rent it in Da Nang and go to the pass using Google maps.
But, if you are looking for a more relaxed journey, then you can buy an open top jeep tour. There will be no less impressions from the trip, but the trip will also be safer. Also, a guided trip will be more informative as you will most likely be told about the climatic features of the Hai Van pass, as well as its significance during the war.
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Marble Mountains
Visiting the Marble Mountains is a must, but if you go here as part of a tour, for example from Da Nang or Hoi An, then ask how much time you will have on the excursion. At least you need to lay 4 hours, and even then it will be quite short.
You can climb the mountains on foot or by lift, for which you will need to pay a small amount. We would advise you to take the elevator and go down on foot. But even on the descent, you most likely come to rest more than once, because go quite a long time. Therefore, it may be worth using the elevator on the way back.
A visit to the Marble Mountains is primarily a visit to spiritual places, here you will meet many pilgrims, in the caves, in addition to tourists, there will be many local residents, for whom this is not an attraction, but a holy place, a temple where they came to pray.
To visit all the temples, if you have such a goal, you can buy a card at the entrance. Also, you can find numerous photos showing the pagodas and caves of the Marble Mountains on the Internet.
How to get thereAttractions Hue
Hue (or Hue) is located between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, so it is often overlooked by tourists who prefer a beach holiday in South Vietnam. Nevertheless, if you are interested in seeing as many sights of Vietnam as possible, then there are more than enough of them in Hue.
The city itself is quite small and therefore even more comfortable. Some attractions are located right in the city center, some will need to be reached by taxi, as part of an excursion, or by rented transport.
Imperial Citadel Hue (Hue Imperial City)
This is a must-see attraction in Hue, which is located in the heart of the city. Allocate about 4 hours to visit the citadel, take water with you, a hat for the heat.
The citadel is sometimes called a city within a city, and while walking here you can make sure of this more than once. The numerous palaces and halls in which the emperor and his servants lived, some of the complexes are in good condition, but most of the buildings are still under reconstruction.
You should like the walk here, but because you will walk on the territory of the complex, you will most likely get very tired. At the entrance you will be given a map of the complex, but if you want to learn more about the history of this place, it is advisable to come here with a guide or find information in advance on the Internet.
Opening hours 6.30 - 17.00
How to get thereFor the sake of the citadel alone, it may not be worth coming to Hue, but if you are exploring Vietnam while traveling through its cities, then Hue and the citadel are more than worth a visit.
Tombs of the Hue Emperors
Another attraction of Hue is the tombs of the emperors of the Nguyen dynasty (Nguyen). There are several of them and each of them is a whole architectural complex, including beautiful parks, ponds, buildings in which some of the emperors worked during their lifetime.
One of the most beautiful and largest is considered tomb of Emperor Ming Manga (Tomb of Minh Mang). Indeed, walking in the park does not leave a feeling of peace and tranquility. The emperor himself had 150 children, but this is not the only thing that he remembered for.
How to get thereIt is better to combine a trip here with visiting other tombs, and to make it more interesting, it is better to study the history of each tombs in advance or buy a tour with a guide.
(Tomb of Tu Duc), also surrounded by a beautiful park, here you can take a leisurely stroll, see the buildings that are on the territory of the tomb.
How to get thereBy the way, the emperor himself was buried elsewhere. Perhaps this is due to the fact that Ty Duc led a policy that was not very popular among the population. History is silent about the place of the new burial and the reasons.
On a tour of the tombs of the emperors of Vietnam, worth a visit tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh (Khai Dinh). Its peculiarity is the style of architecture that distinguishes it from other tombs, as well as the location of the tomb on a hill, thanks to which a beautiful view will open before you.
How to get thereGeneral recommendation for visiting the tombs on your own. In one day, it is quite possible to consider all the tombs described in the article, the least likely you will not have time or you will get very tired. Do not forget about the opening hours of the tombs, in the summer from 6:30 to 17:30, and in the winter from 7:00 to 17:00, the entrance fee is about ~ 80,000 VND, there is parking for bikes almost everywhere.
Also, you need to consider on the map where the tombs are and plan a route so that you do not make unnecessary circles. The tombs are located quite well, so you can visit them in turns. It will be much more interesting if you find information about each emperor and his tomb in advance.
Da Nang is big City in Vietnam, located on the coast South China Sea... Besides national park Batma, marble mountains and other attractions, here you can visit nightclubs, bars, restaurants. On the territory of Da Nang there are many hotels of different classes.
Da Nang Is one of the largest port and industrial cities in central Vietnam. Despite the fact that the historical sights of Da Nang are almost not preserved (the city was badly damaged during the Vietnam War), the popularity of this city among tourists has grown significantly recently. This is due to the fact that Da Nang has access to the South China Sea, so its main decoration is gorgeous beaches... Here you can also visit the unique buildings of French architecture, museums, a zoo and a water park. And the surroundings of Da Nang are even more interesting for tourists.
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All interesting objects of Da Nang on the map:
Temple of Caodai Religion
Perhaps one of the most interesting and impressive sights in Da Nang is Caodai Temple, which is located in the province of Tai Ninh. According to the translation, Caodai is a castle. In this context, Kaodai means the name of God. Since about 1919, Ngo Minh Chieu became the founder of a new faith and religion, which was called Caodaism. Thanks to communication with the higher powers, Ngo Minh Chieu began to attract the attention of local residents. By the beginning of 1950, almost the entire population had adopted Caodaism.
The Caodai Temple is one of the components of the Cao Dai Papal See. Also located nearby are the administration, the point of traditional medicine and the buildings where the monks live. Tourists can only visit the Caodai Temple with the permission of the administration. As a rule, the appearance of temple visitors should be relatively modest.
The architecture and external decoration of the temple literally fascinate and attract attention: a riot of colors and mixing of styles are the basis of its interior and exterior. The unusual history of the origin of the temple and religion can interest even non-believers.
Chinese beach (My Khe beach)
The attractions of Da Nang are certainly beaches... One of the most beautiful places is an sand beach My khe... It is located near the city. Tropical vegetation awaits tourists on the beach, white sand and clear water, as well as, importantly, a well-developed infrastructure. For those who prefer active recreation, there are volleyball and basketball courts on the beach, and there is a rental of all kinds of equipment and equipment for water sports. For surfers, jet skis and catamarans, the ideal time to visit Da Nang is August, as there is almost always a strong wind at this time, and even storms happen. Diving and snorkeling enthusiasts will love the huge variety of coral reefs near the beach. Reviews of tourists about My Khe are extremely positive.
On the Chinese beach My Khe you can relax in bars, restaurants, all kinds of cafes and gazebos. This place is ideal for families as there are many activities throughout the beach for all tastes.
Marble mountains
The complex of mountainous marble rises was formed at a time when the South China Sea moved slightly away from its former coast. Previously, these mountains were just islands that were located near the coast.
Five elevations have names that are symbols of five elements: water (Thuishon), earth (Thoshon), fire (Hoashon), metal (Kimshon), wood (Mokshon). This attraction will especially attract true connoisseurs of natural beauty. The Marble Mountains are located about 8 kilometers from Da Nang. One of interesting features marble mountains - unusual caves located inside. For this reason, you should definitely include them in the list of visited attractions in Da Nang.
The most high mountain - Thuishon (mountain of water). There are several religious buildings (pagodas) on it. One of them was built back in 1825. There are caves, dangerous paths that hide a lot of new and unknown. And at the foot of the mountain there are workshops of artisans who make unique souvenirs from marble.
Museum of Cham Sculpture
Territory South-East Asia once inhabited by residents who built their sacred complexes. This civilization is considered to be long extinct: around the 15th century, this state ceased to exist. However, some groups of Cham, as the inhabitants of this country called themselves, are still preserved. Not only in Da Nang, but throughout Vietnam, there are many places that are sacred to the Cham.
The museum has gathered within its walls all the heritage that remained from a long-vanished civilization. The museum houses more than 300 stone and sand sculptures - the largest collection of Cham culture in the world.
Michonne
While exploring the sights of Da Nang, it is worth visiting the Michonne complex, which is the cultural and religious center of the long-lost Champa Kingdom. This civilization began its existence around the 4th century, and disappeared in the 13th century.
Michonne is a complex of ancient structures dominated by temples and towers. it ancient heritage located right in the middle of the jungle. Also preserved is the main sanctuary of the complex, which was erected in honor of the king-god Bhadravarman. It has an unusual architectural design inside and out.
Hai Van Pass
Among the attractions of Da Nang, the nature is clearly distinguished, first of all, of incredible beauty. So, you can pay attention to khaivan pass, which goes out to sea, while crossing the Chyngshon ridge. The height of the high point the pass reaches 1172 meters. Upon reaching it, you can enjoy the mesmerizing landscape of mountain slopes, forests, jungles, villages and rivers that flow into the ocean.
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In the fifteenth century, the pass served as the border between Vietnam and the Champa Kingdom. Before the Vietnam War began, Haiwan had dense forests. At the very top was the French fort. Today, the Haiwan Pass is the border of the northern and southern parts of Vietnam, as evidenced by the weather, which is strikingly different on opposite slopes.
Located on the central coast of Vietnam, Da Nang is the fifth most populous. The almost one millionth city is located on the western coast of the South China Sea. It contains international Airport, seaport, railway station. The textile sector, food industry, and mechanical engineering are also developed here. If you decide to visit this city, be sure to visit at least a few of the many attractions in Da Nang. The sights of Da Nang play an important role in replenishing the budget from tourists.
15 kilometers from the center of Da Nang on the Son Tra Peninsula, inside the Linh Ung pagoda courtyard, there is a huge statue of Lady Buddha. The height of the 25th house, standing on a mountain and looking at the sea, is visible from everywhere. You can only get to it by tourist bus, as regular buses do not go to her.
The statue itself has steps leading to the seventeenth floor. Altars with Buddha statues are located on each floor. An amazing view of the city itself and the sea opens up from above. Linh Ung Bai No pagoda, Son Tra is the largest pagoda in Da Nang with an area of \u200b\u200babout 20 hectares.
Another feature of Lady Buddha Da Nang is wherever you stand in the city, you can easily see the Lady Buddha statue resting on a mountain facing the sea.
A few kilometers from Da Nang are the marble mountains. The marble mountains rising in the middle of the plain are clearly visible from afar, but they got this name because of the mining there before marble.
Among these mountains are pagodas and temples. You can go up to the observation deck and see the beauty of the sea from above. Enter the cave with its temple built in the nutria, walk along the stone roads.
To the north of Da Nang is Mount Soncha. This natural landmark attracts many tourists. It has observation platforms overlooking the sea and the surrounding area of \u200b\u200bDa Nang. At its foot is a small village where craftsmen and stone carvers live. Translated into Russian, Shoncha means - Monkey Mountain.
This bridge connects the two banks of the Han River in Da Nang. It stands out for its architecture and unusual design. It is made in the form of a giant dragon from the head, which rains fire and water on Saturday and Sunday. Equipped with more than 15,000 light elements shimmering in different colors at night, it simply captivates with its beauty.
Off to the side of Da Nang is the Ba Na Hill mountain resort, the path to it runs along the highest in the world cable car... There is a large amusement park Fantasy park, a pagoda, several restaurants, a Catholic church, castles. Russian musicians perform in the center of the park. There are European restaurants and Caucasian cuisine on the square with a large selection of different types of kebabs.
Asia Park is located in Da Nang itself, the city authorities keep a good eye on it, constantly reconstructions and improvements are taking place in it. The territory of the park is located on the western bank of the Han River, and is divided into three main zones - Central Park, cultural and entertainment.
In the central area is a huge Ferris wheel, a play area
In another zone there are objects related to culture - India, Nepal, Japan, Singapore, China, Vietnam, South Korea, Cambodia. It contains the architecture of these countries with their characteristics and national cuisine.
In the third zone there are attractions, among which there are both for adults and for children.
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Included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Michonne ruins are deep in the jungle. Initially, about 70 temples and towers were built in antiquity, but now only the ruins of the once huge temple complex remain. The temples are mainly dedicated to the gods Shiva and Vishnu, there are also royal tombs. This complex was founded by the Chama people in the fourth century. Near the complex there is a museum related to the historical complex.
# 8: Da Nang Cathedral
A beautiful Catholic church in the name of the Sacred Heart, built in pink colors, is located right in the center of Da Nang. It was built in 1841 on the site of a small chapel destroyed by fire. Anyone can visit and inspect the cathedral, as well as attend the service, which starts at 9-00.
# 9: Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture
The Cham Sculpture Museum is located opposite the Dragon Bridge in the heart of the city. For a nominal fee, you can visit it. The museum is dedicated to the Cham culture. In it, most of the place is occupied by sculptures dedicated to various deities - Ganesha, Shiva and Vishnu. Small in two floors with only a few rooms, it will not take up much space from you for inspection. On the ground floor there is a souvenir shop where you can buy smaller copies of the same sculptures.
The Historical and Local Lore Museum was opened in 2011. This is a modern three storey building located in the city center. It houses over 2000 thousand different exhibits.
Here you can see photographs and artifacts related to the marine ecosystem. Objects and collections excavated both in the city itself and in nearby settlements - clay pots, earrings, axes, money, gum, etc.
Antique collections of porcelain and ceramics. Antique collections of the Bronze Age. Everything in museums is divided into thematic parts:
- Fishermen's life
- Da Nang Artifact Collection
- Antique collections
- Traditional agriculture
- Crafts
Da Nang before 1975
- Da Nang development
- Social history of Da Nang (1858 - 1975)
- Da Nang in the war against America (1955 - 1975)
# 11: Phuoc Nhon Mud Bath
In these thermal springs you can not only improve your health, but also just have fun lying in warm waters. There are hot mud and mineral baths, various herbal baths and a spa. The baths are large and well appointed, and there are also children's pools. The whole area is surrounded by green vegetation, the beautiful gardens are well tended. There is a restaurant and cafe in this place where you can sit and drink local tea.
While relaxing in Dnang, be sure to take one of the proposed river cruises to see the night city in all its glory, see the shining dragon bridge, and dine on the open deck. You can also take a dive tour to see coral islands, visit Linh Ung Pagoda and swim at Bai Nam Beach. See the sights south coast the Son Tra Peninsula with its beautiful landscapes and caves.
Sights of Da Nang on the map
Be sure to set aside two or three days for sightseeing in Da Nang in order to get to know this city and its surroundings better.
Da Nang is the third largest city in the country, but it is not often included in tourist routes in Vietnam. And completely in vain - there are a lot of attractions in Da Nang and its environs. Here you can simultaneously admire the newest skyscrapers in Vietnam and stroll along quiet river embankments, as well as explore mysterious gorges on the beaches.
Those who come here have an excellent opportunity not only to get acquainted with the sights of the city, but also to enjoy rest by the water or in nature - to do aquatic species sports, go hiking in the mountains. In addition, guests of the city will not be left indifferent by historical sites - temples and ruins, as well as museums and amusement parks. Here is a list of things to see in Da Nang.
Mount Ba Na
French village on Mount Ba Na. | Photo: Raita Futo / Flickr. Mount Ba Na is one of the most popular attractions in Da Nang. Visitors flock here from all over the region due to the cooler mountain climate. You can climb the mountain by cable car - one of the highest and longest in the world. The top offers breathtaking views stretching to the sea.
In addition, there is an amusement park Fantasy Park with several zones based on the novels of Jules Verne. It will also be interesting to visit the Wax Museum, where mannequins of some world celebrities are exhibited.
The address: Ba Na Hills, Hòa Ninh, Hòa Vang, Da Nang, Vietnam.
The newly built Golden Bridge in Vietnam is already famous around the world. Its notable feature is the unusual stone supports in the form of giant arms. They emerge from the rock, as if lulling a bridge like a thin golden chain.
The unusual architectural structure is located at an altitude of more than 1400 meters above sea level. From here, a breathtaking panoramic view of the valley and picturesque landscapes opens up mountain range Truong Son.
The Golden Bridge was built to attract more tourists to the Ba Na hills, and the project has fulfilled its mission 100% - the fancy bridge is constantly filled with visitors with clicking cameras.
The address: Golden Bridge Da Nang, Hòa Ninh, Hòa Vang, Da Nang, Vietnam.
Mi Khe Beach
This beach is considered one of the most picturesque in Vietnam. It stretches for about 10 km along the east coast of Da Nang and is popular not only with tourists but also locals.
Lovers active rest can enjoy a variety of water sports, including jet skiing, surfing or snorkeling. Those looking for a relaxing break can sunbathe on the golden sand or have a tasty meal at one of the many cafes or seafood restaurants along the beach.
The address: My Khe Beach, Phước Mỹ, Vietnam.
Marble mountains. | Photo: Guerretto / Flickr. The Marble Mountains are the collective name for five separate limestone and marble stone cliffs. They are located just a few kilometers from Da Nang. Each mountain is named after one of five natural elements: Water, Fire, Metal, Earth, and Wood. In the mountains, there are many Buddhist pagodas, mysterious caves and shrines dedicated to local deities.
You can climb the mountain by a large elevator, but it is much more exciting to climb on foot along the numerous steep steps cut right into the rocks. From the top of the hills, there are beautiful panoramic views of the mountain landscapes and the surrounding area of \u200b\u200bDa Nang.
The address: Marble Mountains, Huyền Trân Công Chúa, Ngũ Hành Sơn, Da Nang, Vietnam.
The main architectural attraction in the central part of Da Nang is undoubtedly big bridge Dragon. The original construction, 666 meters long, connects the banks of the Han River - this is one of the longest bridges in the country.
The bridge is shaped like a dragon - in Vietnam it is believed that this fabulous creature brings good luck. The bridge is especially beautiful at night, when it is beautifully illuminated by thousands of color-changing LED lamps.
And every Saturday and Sunday at 21:00, everyone can go down to the embankment and enjoy the enchanting show - the bridge is brightly illuminated with lights, and fire and water erupt from the dragon's mouth.
The address: Dragon Bridge, Phước Ninh, Sơn Trà, Da Nang, Vietnam.
Museum of Cham sculpture
This Da Nang Museum houses the world's largest collection of ancient relics of the Cham civilization. Champa (Champa) is an ancient state that flourished in South Vietnam since the 4th century.
The surviving ruins of Michon, the remains of an ancient temple complex, are among the most popular tourist attractions in Vietnam. A must visit this museum if you are fond of the history of ancient peoples and want to learn more about their archaic culture.
The address: Cham Museum, 2 Tháng 9, Phước Ninh, Hải Châu District, Da Nang, Vietnam.
Khaivan pass. | Photo: Peter Nijenhuis / Flickr. The Khaivan Pass is one of the main tourist attractions in this region of the country. It is located at an altitude of about 500 meters above sea level, making it the highest pass in Vietnam. From here, incredibly beautiful panoramic views of Da Nang, mountain landscapes and the South China Sea open up.
The historic road leading through the pass was of great strategic importance in the old days - it was the only road connecting the southern and northern parts of Vietnam.
On the way through the pass, there are interesting historical sites, for example, an old fort. It was built during the era of French colonialism and was used by South Vietnamese and American troops as a defensive fortification during World War II.
The address: Hai Van Pass, Lăng Cô, Phú Lộc, Thya Thien Hue, Vietnam.
Mount Soncha (translated as Monkey Mountain) is part of an amazing nature reserve, which is located at an altitude of about 700 meters above sea level. The mountain got its name because of rare species monkeys - red langurs that live here.
This mountainous area is also called the Monkey Peninsula. There are many winding paths along its slopes, which are great for walking or cycling.
The address: Sơn Trà, Thọ Quang, Sơn Trà, Da Nang, Vietnam.
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Lin Ung Pagoda
Lin Ung Pagoda, located on mountain peak The Monkey Peninsula is one of the most visited attractions in Da Nang. The temple is famous primarily for the huge 67-meter statue of Lady Buddha - Goddess of Mercy Kuan Yin.
It is installed in the courtyard and rises on a platform in the shape of a lotus flower. Inside the huge sculpture, 17 floors are built, and each of them has small statues of Buddha in different poses and with different facial expressions - there are 21 statues in total.
The address: Chùa Linh Ứng, Chùa Linh Ứng, Hoàng Sa, Thọ Quang, Sơn Trà, Da Nang, Vietnam.
For a break from the bustling city, head to Non Nuoc Beach, which is about a 20-minute drive from downtown Da Nang. It stretches for 5 km along the coast and reaches the foot of the Marble Mountains.
This serene beach with white sand, clear blue waters and shallow waterfront is regularly ranked as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Here you can go surfing, water skiing or visit one of the many seafood restaurants.
The address: Non Nuoc Beach, Hòa Hải, Vietnam.
The two-story Phap Lam Pagoda is located near the center of Da Nang - in a quiet, secluded place among lush gardens, where you can relax from the bustle of the city. In courtyard three large statues are installed in the temple - a 1.1-meter statue of a seated Buddha, as well as statues of the Goddess of Mercy and Dai Chi Bodhisattva.
On the top floor, you'll see intricate carved pillars, sacred Buddhist manuscripts, and another golden Buddha statue. The surrounding area is full of wheeled eateries and restaurants serving delicious vegetarian options.
The address: Pháp Lâm Tự, Ông Ích Khiêm, Hải Châu District, Da Nang, Vietnam.
Cathedral Da Nang. | Photo: Gary Todd / Flickr. This neo-Gothic cathedral is considered one of the most beautiful Catholic temples in Vietnam due to its amazing architectural features.
The temple really makes a big impression with its appearance - a building in delicate pink tones, colorful stained-glass windows, a high octagonal bell tower with a weather vane in the form of a traditional rooster on top. Because of this weather vane, locals call the cathedral the Church of the Rooster.
The address: Danang Cathedral, Đường Trần Phú, Hải Châu I, Hải Châu District, Da Nang, Vietnam.
Cu Lao Cham Islands
If you feel like getting out of Da Nang, be sure to consider visiting the Cham Islands. The island's coastal waters are home to some stunning coral reefs and many colorful fish. Here you can go snorkeling or diving and enjoy the underwater delights of these islands with your own eyes.
You can get to the Cu Lao Cham islands by boat. It will take about an hour to sail from Da Nang, so you can visit the islands during the day or stay there for the night, choosing one of the accommodation options that suits you.
The address: Chàm Islands, Tân Hiệp, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam.
A shopping area has existed at this site since the 1940s. Kon acquired its current form after the reconstruction in 1984. The updated Con Market was renamed to Shopping center Da Nang. There are about 2,000 shops on the market. The assortment of goods is unimaginably large - from clothes and shoes to products of local artisans.
Many people come here not only for shopping, but also for exotic street food, which is sold in mobile kiosks and outdoor cafes.
The address: Cồn Market, Ông Ích Khiêm, Hải Châu District, Da Nang, Vietnam.
Pham Van Dong Beach
Pham Van Dong Beach with developed infrastructure is one of the most famous in Da Nang. In that scenic location more than once filming was carried out. The beach is famous primarily for its soft white sand, which is pleasant to walk along barefoot along coastline, as well as calm clear waters.
Not far from the beach, there is an area of \u200b\u200bshady palm trees and manicured lawns - an ideal place for a leisurely hiking... Numerous coastal hotels and restaurants are built nearby. In addition to a wonderful beach holiday, tourists are attracted to Pham Van Dong Beach by the crowded festivals and events that are regularly held here.
The address: Bãi tắm Phạm Văn Đồng, Da Nang, Vietnam.
This Da Nang Museum is dedicated to the events of the Vietnam War and the cruel ordeals that befell the Vietnamese people. The numerous exhibition halls of the large three-story museum display wartime exhibits - various types of weapons and military equipment, documents, as well as memorabilia such as awards, photographs and letters from soldiers of the 5th Division.
Outside the building, samples of large military equipment - aircraft (for example, Cessna O-1 Bird and A-37 Dragonfly), tanks and other types of military vehicles.
The address: Museum of Military Zone 5, Duy Tân, Hòa Cường Bắc, Hải Châu District, Da Nang, Vietnam.
Ruins of Michonne. | Photo: Shawn Harquail / Flickr. Michonne is the object World heritage UNESCO is a group of ruins of the temple complex, which began to be erected during the reign of the formidable empire of Champa.
The architecture of the complex has evolved over eight centuries under the influence of different styles. Here you can see luxurious jewelry carvings and amazing stone columns and structures. By visiting the ruins of Michonne, you will learn a lot about the creation of this unique historical monument.
The address: Khu đền tháp Mỹ Sơn, Thánh địa Mỹ Sơn, Duy Phú, Duy Xuyên District, Quang Nam, Vietnam.
Bridge over the Han River. | Photo: kizamaya / Flickr. This bridge in the center of Da Nang is one of four bridges over the Han River. It is one of the main architectural landmarks of the city. The peculiarity of the bridge is its adjustable suspension structure.
It is especially beautiful at midnight - at this time, the bridge, illuminated by colorful changing lights, is raised to open the way for passing ships. From here, picturesque panoramas of the big city open up. The bridge can be admired from a different angle during river cruise along the Han river.
The address: Han River Bridge, An Hải, An Hải Bắc, Sơn Trà, Da Nang, Vietnam.
This park, decorated in the theme of ten countries of Southeast Asia, is located on the west bank of the river. Its territory is divided into three zones - the Amusement Park, the Central Zone and the Park of Cultures. The most notable structure of the Central Zone is a huge observation wheel 115 meters high.
Also, here is set clock towerwhich displays exact time different time zones. The amusement park includes all kinds of rides, entertainment events and shows, as well as restaurants and shops.
The Park of Cultures introduces visitors to the culture, art and wonderful cuisine of ten Asian countries.
The address: Asia Park - Sun World Da Nang Wonders, Phan Đăng Lưu, Hòa Cường Bắc, Hải Châu District, Da Nang, Vietnam.
The best views of the river are from the Danang promenade, which is equipped with a very wide sidewalk. Beautiful city \u200b\u200bembankment decorated with numerous marble sculptures. Especially the embankment of Da Nang is transformed in the evening, when everything around is illuminated with colorful lights.
A large number of cafes and restaurants are located on the embankment. Here you can enjoy a glass of refreshing drink at sunset or order something from the rich menu, which includes local and European cuisine, as well as vegetarian snacks.
The address: Waterfront, 2 Tháng 9, Bình Hiên, Hải Châu, Đà Nẵng 550,000, Vietnam.
Caodai Temple. | Photo: Gary Todd / Flickr. This is the only temple in Vietnam for the Caodai religion. They say there are 50,000 such believers in the country.
Inside the temple, you will see an inscription that says that "all religions have the same message", as well as information about significant figures belonging to the five main types of world religions - they are represented by sculptures of Jesus, Mohammed, Lao Tzu, Buddha and Confucius ... Particular attention is drawn to the huge altar, where a large ball called the "Divine Eye" is installed.
The address: Cao Dai Temple, 63 Hải Phòng, Thạch Thang, Hải Châu, Đà Nẵng 550,000, Vietnam.
Art in Paradise - fantastic art Museum 3D objects. This is the perfect place to enjoy contemporary art on a hot, hot day or rainy day. The museum is divided into nine thematic zones, which display unusual paintings by 20 Korean artists, created by them over four months.
These are large 3D images painted directly on the walls, ceilings and floors of museum halls. Together, they all create a unique colorful space!
The address: 3D Museum Art in paradise Da Nang, Trần Nhân Tông, Sơn Trà, Da Nang, Vietnam.
It is impossible not to notice her, the statue of Lady Buddha dominates the landscape of Da Nang.The marble statue is located on the mountain of monkeys and is visible from almost anywhere in the city, its height is 67 meters.Inside the statue is a staircase that leads you through 17 floors, each with a different perspective on the Buddha's teachings.
The name of Lady Buddha is a little misleading, the statue actually depicts Kuan Ying, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy. FROM observation deck next to the statue, a truly magnificent view of the surroundings and the city opens up. Lady Buddha is the main tourist attraction for any sightseeing tour of Da Nang.
2. Marble Mountains
is a cluster of five marble and limestone mountains located south of Da Nang. The five mountains were named after the five elements: Kim (metal), Tui (water), Mok (wood), Hoa (fire), and Tho (earth).
The Marble Mountains are home to several Buddhist and Hindu shrines. A staircase of 156 steps leads to the top of Mount Tui, only this Marble Mountain is accessible to tourists, it offers a beautiful view of the surroundings.
For a tour of the caves, you definitely need a guide, without it you can get lost.
3. Dragon Bridge
One of the most unusual and unexpected sights in Da Nang is the Dragon Bridge, which blocks the Han River. is he is the longest bridge in Vietnam, but this is not its uniqueness, the Dragon Bridge is not just a name, the 666 meter long bridge is actually designed in the shape of a golden dragon. The bridge was officially opened in 2013 after two years of lengthy construction to commemorate the 38th anniversary of Da Nang's liberation. According to local beliefs, the dragon is an important symbol of power, nobility and good fortune.
The views from the embankment to the bridge are the most popular destination for traveling photographers, the best views of the bridge in the evening when it is illuminated.
4. Fifth Military Division Museum of Da Nang (Fifth Military Division)
The 5th Military Department of the Da Nang Museum was built in 1977, the collection of the museum covers Vietnamese resistance to foreign occupation from the time of the Chinese occupation,first Vietnam War with the French,vietnam wars with the United States and the current confrontation with China overspratly Islands andParacel Islands. The museum also features a copy of Ho Chi Minh's residence and a separate Ho Chi Minh museum.
The museum has a good collection of military equipment, which is located in an open area, here you can see the light attack aircraft A-37 Dragonfly, the Cessna O-1 observation aircraft, the M48 Patton tank and much more.
5. Non Nuoc Beach
Located on the coast about halfway between Da Nang and Hoi An, Non Nouk Beach is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam and is in the top 10 beaches in the world. The beach is quite large, its length is almost 5 kilometers, from the north the beach is bordered by the Son Tra Peninsula and the Marmara Mountains in the west.
Non Nuok Beach attracts tourists from all over the world with its soft white sand, warm sea, gentle entrance to clear water and soft waves all year round.
6. Monkey Mountain
American soldiers stationed near Mount Son Tra during the Vietnam War gave it the nickname Mount of the Monkeys, since a huge number of macaques lived in the jungle on the mountain.During the war, the mountain served as a military base used for radar and communications.
Monkey Mountain is breathtaking national park, at an altitude of 693 meters above sea level. The park is a half hour drive from Da Nang, which makes it popular tourist destination not only among tourists, but also among the local population. The park is a great place to relax after sightseeing tours in Da Nang. The mountain is also surrounded by pristine beaches such as Bai Bac, Bai Nam and Bai No.On a clear day, the view from the summit offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area.
7. Da Nang Cathedral
Da Nang Cathedral was built by the French priest Louis Vallette in 1923 and immediately earned a reputation as one of the most unique cathedrals in Vietnam. The cathedral is also known as the Church of the Rooster, thanks to the imposing bell tower, which is crowned with a weather vane with a rooster.
8. Khe Beach
Khe Beach is located at the northern end of a magnificent 30-kilometer stretch of coastline known as China Beach, 6 kilometers from Da Nang in Central Vietnam. FROMread as the most picturesque beach in Vietnam, this stretch of picturesque coastline is famous for the fact that it was here that American troops rested during the Vietnam War.
Khe Beach is the ideal beach for holidaymakers visiting Central Vietnam, particularly between May and October, with its smooth white sand and abundance of coral and marine life.
