When in Danang
Touring the city centre
It is our pleasure to welcome you to Danang, the groom’s hometown and one of the most attractive cities in Vietnam. While Danang’s charm is in its friendly, laid-back people, it is also the symbol of the country’s boom in the last several decades. Here you can find a combination of amazing natural sight seeings and a gleaming modern lifestyle. For your few days in town, below is a list of to-dos for you:
Relax on One Of the World's 25 most beautiful beaches
Explore Cham culture at the Cham museum
Buy local souvenirs at Han market
Go Pubbing / Clubbing on
Bach Dang Street
SKY36 is recommended
Strolling along the river bank
Danang is often known as “The city of bridges”. 5 beautiful bridges crossing the Han river, together with unique building structures on both sides make up the city’s beautiful skyline.
Night show at Dragon Bridge
Danang APEC Garden Park
the Love Bridge
Tran Thi Ly Bridge
Visit Marble Mountains and Son Tra Peninsula
To the east of the city, the Marble Mountains are a group of 5 separate hills made of limestone. Not far from here is the natural park of Son Tra (aka the Monkey Mountain) where you can immerse into the nature. Both places have Buddhist pagodas and shrines that bless the city
Huyen Khong cave at the Marble mountains
Linh Ung pagoda
Danang view from the top of Son Tra Peninsula
1000-year trees in the forest of Son Tra
Chilling on
Ba Na Hills
Sun World’s Ba Na Hills is one of the most significant resorts and recreational complexes in Vietnam. Visitors who travel to Ba Na Hills are lavished with the changeable four seasons in a single day and a diverse set of festive, recreational activities and places of interests. And yes, it is the home of the famous Golden Bridge (Cau Vang)!
Arrive on the world's longest one-wire cable car
Spend time in the Beautiful French Village
Have fun at Ba Na's theme Park
Visit the Linh Ung Pagoda
(Ba Na)
Hoi An Ancient Town
Hoi An is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the magical ancient town will transport you to bygone eras and worlds away in an instant. First built in the 16th century as a trading port, the town celebrates a combination of Vietnamese, Japanese, French and Chinese heritages. A must-go when you are in Vietnam
Streets of the Old Town
Fujian Assembly Hall
Hoi An Night Market
Dropping flower garlands and coloured lanterns
Imperial city of Hue
Located 100km to the north of Danang, Hue was the old capital of Vietnam between 1802 and 1945. This city is the cradle of Vietnamese culture under the Nguyen Dynasty. Hue is the destination for you if you are looking to understand Vietnam of the yesterdays
The Noon Gate at Hue Royal Palace
Mausoleum of
Emperor Khai Dinh
An Dinh Palace
