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Da Nang Travel Guide
Linh Ung Pagoda sits on Son Tra Peninsula above Da Nang’s coast, with a 67-metre Lady Buddha statue and distinctive temple architecture. Here’s how to plan a visit a…
Read ArticleThe Marble Mountains are five elemental hills south of Da Nang, with caves, pagodas and viewpoints concentrated on Thủy Sơn. Allow at least two hours, wear shoes sui…
Hoi An makes a day trip from Da Nang, with the two cities about 30 km apart. Here’s how to compare bus routes and plan time in the Ancient Town.
Hai Van Pass crosses the mountains between Da Nang and Hue, with a winding road that opens onto views of bays, lagoons and the city. Here’s how to choose a route, wh…
Han Market and Con Market offer different ways to shop and eat in Da Nang. Here’s how their locations, goods, hours and food options compare.
The best time to visit Da Nang depends on your plans: March to August suits swimming and outdoor activities, while September to December brings more rain and typical…
Da Nang International Airport is in Hoa Cuong Ward, with taxi, rideshare and bus options for reaching the city centre. Here’s where to find each pickup point and wha…
Spend a day in central Da Nang with a museum visit, time by the Han River and a look at the city’s central bridges. Danang Han is about 17 minutes on foot from Da Na…
Sun World Ba Na Hills is a mountain resort and entertainment complex outside central Da Nang. Plan your transport and check Sun World’s official site for current hou…
Hai Châu is a haven for food lovers looking to taste authentic Central Vietnamese cuisine. From rich noodle soups and sizzling rice cakes to chewy pancakes and fresh…
Hai Châu is the vibrant cultural and commercial center of Da Nang, Vietnam’s dynamic coastal city. Nestled along the banks of the Han River, this district pulses wit…
