Things to do in Da Nang

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Sun World Ba Na Hills

No. 7 of Night Attractions in Vietnam

Ba Na Hills

Ba Na Hills, nestled at the foot of the Ba Na Mountains on the outskirts of Da Nang, Vietnam, serves as a key gateway to the Ba Na Hills Resort. Renowned for its unique French-style resorts, lush valley landscapes, and world-renowned cable car system, the area attracts visitors from both domestic and international communities seeking the fresh air and expansive views from the mountaintops. As a comprehensive service hub, Ba Na Hills integrates ticketing, tours, dining, shopping, and recreational facilities, providing a seamless transition from cable car ride to mountain destinations. The surrounding walking trails and observation decks offer visitors a refreshing and captivating experience during the ascent, while illuminations at night add a touch of romance. The experience offers distinct charms during the day, offering clear mountain views and forest vistas, while the illuminated landscape creates a tranquil and tranquil atmosphere at night.

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Hoi An

Hạnh Coconut Basket Boat

Cam Thanh Village is considered the green lung of Hoi An thanks to its large collection of coconut trees. The charming location is often compared to the famous Mekong Delta, but here you'll ride adorable basket boats instead of the usual three-plank wooden vessels. One basket boat can fit two adults and one child, making it a family bonding activity! After rowing through small channels and appreciating the verdant coconut trees, you'll also watch a one-of-a-kind boat show care of the locals residing in the area! Go home with a memento of your visit when you join a souvenir-making workshop using coconut leaves.

No. 2 of Best Things to Do in Hoi An

Hoi An Old Town

The ancient city of Hoi An is a well-preserved traditional trading port in Southeast Asia. There are complete streets inhabited by Chinese in the ancient city. The Fujian Guild Hall, Guangzhao Guild Hall, Chaozhou Guild Hall, Qiongfu Guild Hall and Chinese Guild Hall have also been built. The ancestral hall, Guandi Temple, etc. The ancient city of Hoi An is full of Chinese and Japanese buildings, such as Japanese covered bridges, which are well preserved to this day. The well-preserved ancient buildings and ancient streets reflect the organic combination of Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese cultures and architectural styles. The layout of the street and the style of the buildings not only show the simplicity and elegance of Chinese architecture, but also integrate the natural aesthetics and life taste of the local people. Tourists can not only appreciate the ancient cultural traditions, but also feel the strong regional flavor. The ancient city of Hoi An during the day is also very lively during the day. There are always many tourists in the various small shops along the street. Most of these shops operate coffee tea rooms and sell souvenirs. If you have time, sit down and drink a cup of drip coffee. Walking is also good. Walking slowly in the ancient city, you will find that the locals like to plant some tropical plants and flowers at the entrance, which adds a touch of ancient flavor to the ancient city. The ancient city of Hoi An at night is very beautiful at night. It turns into a world of lanterns. Lanterns of various colors and shapes are hung high, illuminating the whole street. It is very beautiful; some small vendors will also come out at night to sell With local specialties and knickknacks, it is worth visiting.

No. 14 of Night Attractions in Vietnam

My Khe Beach

My Khe Beach stretches along the coastal Vo Nguyen Giap Road and can be reached in just over ten minutes by car from the city center, making it a representative urban beach in Da Nang. Its fine, white sand, gentle slope, and clear water are what have drawn tourists here for years. Unlike many beaches far from the city, one side here is lined with resort hotels, cafes, and seafood stalls, while the other side offers expansive views of the sea and sky, with only a road separating the city from the ocean. In the early morning, the sun slowly rises from the horizon, painting the sea gold. In addition to strolling on the beach and taking in the ocean views, you can also rent a lounge chair to sunbathe. There are also water activities here such as jet skiing, banana boating, and parasailing.

No. 4 of Best Things to Do in Hoi An

Hoi An Memories Land

REAL-SCENIC ART PERFORMANCE PROGRAM - HOI AN MEMORIES takes visitors on a journey through time, from the birth of Hoi An to the golden age of the bustling Faifo trading port, recreating the cultural flow of Hoi An and immersing them in the emotions of high-end art. All are successfully portrayed by real-scene art on a 25,000m2 stage, where poetry, music, light... blend with the passion of dedicated Vietnamese people to create a world-class performance.

No. 7 of Family-friendly Attractions in Vietnam

VinWonders Nam Hoi An

VinWonders Nam Hoi An is one of the most attractive destinations in the Central region and is the ideal choice for an endless entertainment journey that combines the unique cultural experiences of Vietnam and the world. Setting foot on the journey to discover VinWonders Nam Hoi An, both domestic and international visitors will have a chance to experience the unique combination of entertainment activities with culture, art and nature. This place is a perfect blend of unique traditional Hoi An values mixed with the lively and exciting atmosphere of a world-class theme park.

No. 9 of Best Things to Do in Da Nang

My Son Sanctuary

The My Son site is located more than 40 kilometers west of Hoi An. It is the largest religious site in the ancient Champa kingdom in Vietnam, and is known as "Vietnam's Angkor Wat". The Cham people built Hindu temples here as early as the fourth century. In the centuries that followed, the Cham people continued to expand, making it the religious land of the Cham kingdom. It is one of the oldest ruins in Southeast Asia. It was not destroyed by the Nguyen Dynasty in Vietnam until the end of the seventeenth century with the decline of the Champa Kingdom, so it was gradually abandoned. At the beginning of the twentieth century, Western archaeologists came to study the history of the Cham ethnic group, so it was protected and included in the World Heritage List. The site is built in a lush valley surrounded by mountains. About 70 Hindu temples have been built in the whole valley. The Champa's pagoda is built with red bricks. Although it is not tall, it is complex in style, reflecting the Hindu style. It is also because compared with the giant city built with boulders - Angkor Temple in Cambodia, it can't stand the test of wind and rain. It is more corroded and damaged, and some places are overgrown with weeds; Also the more, some of the carvings are better preserved.

Golden Bridge

• With a length of nearly 150m, it rises up among the mountains at an altitude of more than 1,000 meters, as if two giant Buddha hands are holding the bridge up to ride across and above the mountain peaks. • Connecting the summit cable car station with the breathtaking Paradise Garden, you can enjoy the breathtaking view of the East Sea and the Annam Mountains as you cross. • The hands symbolize the divine spirit, allowing visitors to walk on the bridge as if they were walking through the hands of heaven. △ Take a cable car ride up Mt. Ba Na and see the Buddha's Hand Bridge. △ Walking on the bridge, you can see the beautiful scenery of the countryside.

Ba Na Cable Car

To cater to transport demands of millions of visitors to Ba Na, Sun World Ba Na Hills are equipped with 5 cable car routes, many of which smashed world records and won international awards with the accumulated capacity of nearly 7,000 passengers.