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Da Nang – Vietnam’s most livable city, is not only famous for its long and beautiful world-renowned beaches but also attracts tourists with its unique cultural, historical, and entertainment destinations. Let’s explore the top 18 places to visit in Da Nang with Premier Village.

1. Visit Ba Na Hills

Ba Na Hills – located about 40km from Da Nang at an altitude of 1,487 meters. The journey begins with a cable car system that holds four world records, taking you “through the clouds” with panoramic views of the lush Chua Mountain.

Don’t miss:

• Checking in at the world-famous Golden Bridge – once honored by TIME magazine.

• Exploring the French Village, rich in European style, where you can stay overnight on the mountaintop.

• Immersing yourself in the romantic Le Jardin d’Amour flower garden, the century-old Debay Wine Cellar, and the fascinating Wax Museum.

• Enjoying the Fantasy Park – an indoor amusement paradise for the whole family.

• Don’t forget to go on a pilgrimage to Linh Ung Pagoda, peacefully located among the mountains.

From October to March, the area comes alive with major festivals such as B’estival, Halloween, Wine Festival, and the Snowy Winter Season.

Ba Na Hills is an unmissable destination if you’re looking to combine entertainment, relaxation, and cultural experiences all in one trip.

Ba Na Hills Da Nang

2. Explore Marble Mountains

Located along the Da Nang coastline, the Marble Mountains are a famous cluster of six limestone hills, symbolizing the five elements: Metal, Wood, Water, Fire (Yin and Yang Fire Mountains), and Earth. Each mountain has its own unique shape, blending majestic nature, mysterious caves, and deep spiritual significance.

This is a national cultural and historical site, closely associated with Buddhism and local folk beliefs. Visitors can take a stroll under the cool vegetation and explore sacred, ancient structures such as:

• Tam Thai Pagoda, Linh Ung Pagoda, and the Xa Loi Tower

• Enchanting limestone caves

• Steep cliffs and stone stairways through the forest

Marble Mountains are not just for sightseeing but offer a journey into peace, spirituality, and the depths of local culture – an ideal destination for both pilgrims and explorers.

Marble Mountains Da Nang

3. Visit Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village

Located right at the foot of Marble Mountains, Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village is a 400-year-old traditional craft village, renowned for its artworks made from natural marble.

Here, you can:

• Watch artisans sculpt Buddha statues, feng shui animals, and decorative items by hand.

• Explore traditional stone workshops and learn about the meticulous crafting process.

• Buy unique marble souvenirs, deeply infused with Da Nang’s cultural identity.

Not just a tourist stop, Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village preserves the folk art and cultural values of Central Vietnam.

4. Watch the Dragon Bridge breathe fire and water

“If you come to Da Nang and haven’t seen the Dragon Bridge breathe fire, it’s like you haven’t been here at all” – a common joke, yet it highlights how iconic this bridge really is.

Spanning the Han River, the Dragon Bridge is 666 meters long, designed in the shape of a Ly dynasty dragon, and built with nearly 9,000 tons of steel, giving it a look that is both powerful and graceful.

If you’re in Da Nang on the weekend, don’t miss the spectacular fire and water performance at 9 PM on Saturdays and Sundays. Even though it’s widely known, seeing it in person will still leave you in awe.

This is the most dynamic symbol of the city, and you’ll understand why Da Nang is called the “City of Bridges”.

Dragon Bridge

5. Swim at My Khe Beach – One of the Most Beautiful Beaches in Vietnam

Only about 3 km from Da Nang’s city center, My Khe Beach, located in Phuoc My Ward, Son Tra District, is recognized as one of Vietnam’s most beautiful beaches. It was even listed by Forbes as one of the six most attractive beaches on the planet.

With fine white sand, clear blue sea water, gentle waves, and poetic scenery, My Khe is an ideal destination for those who want a seaside retreat. You can swim, relax under the sun, or participate in exciting activities such as surfing, parasailing, scuba diving, or simply take a walk to watch the sunrise along the long coastline.

My Khe Beach Da Nang

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6. Discover Son Tra Peninsula – The Green Lung of Da Nang

Son Tra Peninsula, also known as Monkey Island, is a precious nature reserve with an area of nearly 4,400 hectares, where the primeval forest and the blue sea intersect beautifully. This is one of the most prominent ecotourism destinations in Da Nang, notable for its diverse ecosystem and rare pristine landscapes.

You can conquer Ban Co Peak to see the panoramic view of Da Nang city from above, visit the famous Linh Ung Son Tra Pagoda, or admire the thousand-year-old banyan tree standing tall in the forest. Especially, this is the habitat of the red-shanked douc langur – a rare and protected primate species.

On your journey of exploration, don’t forget to stop by Tien Sa Lighthouse – where you can gaze out over the vast ocean and fully feel the natural – wild – vibrant beauty of Son Tra Peninsula.

Son Tra Peninsula

7. Cham Islands – A World Biosphere Reserve Amid the Sea

Located about 15 minutes by speedboat from Hoi An’s Cua Dai Port, Cham Islands (Cu Lao Cham) are a group of eight scenic islets recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve due to their rich marine ecosystems and strict environmental protection.

This island impresses with its crystal-clear blue sea, fine white sand, and the peaceful atmosphere typical of marine ecotourism. Tourists can snorkel to see coral reefs, swim at Bai Xep, Bai Chong or Bai Huong, enjoy fresh seafood, or take a walk through traditional fishing villages to feel the rustic charm of fishermen’s lives.

Don’t forget to visit notable landmarks such as the 200-year-old Cham ancient well, Tan Hiep Market, and Eo Gio – a famous spot with a stunning sea view. Especially, Cham Islands is a plastic bag-free zone, clearly showing its commitment to marine environmental protection.

The ideal time to explore this place is from March to August, when the sun is bright, the sea is calm, and nature is at its most vibrant.

Cu Lao Cham

8. Visit the Cham Sculpture Museum

Founded in 1915, the Cham Sculpture Museum is the only museum in Vietnam dedicated to Cham culture. Located near the Han River in central Da Nang, it houses more than 2,000 artifacts, including statues of Shiva, Ganesha, Apsara reliefs, and ancient steles, primarily carved from sandstone.

Artifacts are displayed by region, such as My Son and Tra Kieu, helping visitors trace the evolution of Cham sculpture art. The museum is also noted for its French colonial architecture blended with local styles, and offers a quiet, contemplative space for lovers of ancient Southeast Asian art and history.

9. Take a Stroll at the Love Bridge – A Romantic Spot on the Han River

Love Bridge Da Nang, located on Tran Hung Dao Street near the Carp Turning into Dragon Statue, is one of the most romantic landmarks and a symbol of love in the city. The bridge is designed in a soft heart-shaped curve, lined with hundreds of love locks attached to the railings – symbols of eternal promises by couples.

At night, when the red lanterns light up, the bridge reflects beautifully onto the gentle waters of the Han River, creating a dreamy, magical atmosphere. A perfect place for romantic walks, photo ops, or simply quiet moments with your partner in the heart of Da Nang.

10. Enjoy Danang Downtown and the Stunning View from Sun Wheel

If you are looking for a place to entertain yourself after a day of exploring the city, then Danang Downtown (also known as Asia Park) is definitely the perfect stop. Located near the center of Da Nang, this park belongs to the Sun World system, covering more than 860,000 m², and features cultural marks from 10 Asian countries.

The most outstanding highlight here is the Sun Wheel – a 115-meter-tall ferris wheel, one of the largest in the world. From the top, you can see the entire city and the East Sea, especially sparkling at night.

Inside the park is a miniature world with all kinds of thrilling rides, a children’s play area, along with unique architectural works like the Japanese clock tower, Myanmar pagoda gate… And of course, there is the international food court with a variety of delicious dishes from Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Thailand… This is certainly a destination you cannot miss when visiting Da Nang.

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Da Nang Downtown

11. Hai Van Pass

Hai Van Pass, connecting Da Nang City and Thua Thien Hue Province, stretches about 21 kilometers, winding through majestic mountains and earning the title “The most marvelous wonder” – a name bestowed by Emperor Le Thanh Tong.

This route is a dream destination for road trip enthusiasts, offering panoramic views where one side features lush green forests and the other side plunges toward the East Sea. Travelers often stop at Hai Van Gate at the summit to chase clouds, or enjoy breathtaking sunrises and sunsets.

Along the way, you’ll experience sharp hairpin turns, changing weather patterns typical of mountainous regions, and views of the picturesque Lang Co Bay in the distance. This route not only tests your driving skills but also offers a visually unforgettable adventure for all travel lovers.

Hai Van Pass

12. Visit Han Market

Located right in the heart of Da Nang on Tran Phu Street, Han Market is one of the oldest and most famous traditional markets in Central Vietnam, operating since the 1940s. It’s the perfect place to shop for local specialties, handicrafts, silks, and fashion items at affordable prices.

The food section inside the market is extremely attractive, where you can enjoy famous local dishes such as banh xeo, mi Quang, cao lau, fishcake noodle soup, along with a variety of Da Nang street food ranging from fresh seafood to tamarind dried squid.

The market has a two-story design with a spacious roof, convenient for visiting and shopping in all weather conditions. This is one of the shopping, dining, and experience destinations you should not miss when coming to the coastal city.

Han Market

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13. Experience Nam O Reef – Raw Beauty with Artistic Vibes

About 17 kilometers from the center of Da Nang, Nam O Reef offers pristine beauty with moss-covered rocky outcrops, making it extremely ideal for sunrise or sunset photography enthusiasts. Not only a scenic spot, it is also one of Da Nang’s oldest fishing villages, famous for specialties such as Nam O fish salad and traditional fish sauce passed down through many generations.

14. Ban Co Peak – A Legendary Viewpoint Loved by Young Travelers

Perched atop Son Tra Peninsula, Ban Co Peak is a legendary viewpoint where you can enjoy 360-degree panoramic views of Da Nang, the Han River, and My Khe Beach.

Legend has it that this is where immortals played chess in the sky, giving the place a tranquil and poetic atmosphere. At an elevation of about 700 meters, the road to the top is ideal for light trekking, cloud hunting, or simply seeking a peaceful place to watch the sunrise or sunset. Ban Co Peak is a must-visit spot for young adventurers and nature lovers.

15. Linh Ung Pagoda

Located on Son Tra Peninsula, Linh Ung Pagoda is one of the most famous temples in Da Nang. The highlight here is the 67-meter-tall Lady Buddha statue – the tallest standing Buddha statue in Vietnam – facing the sea to protect fishermen.

The pagoda offers a peaceful atmosphere, spectacular scenery, and architecture that harmoniously blends modern and traditional styles. From the temple courtyard, you can enjoy panoramic views of Da Nang Bay, the East Sea, and the city stretching far into the distance.

Linh Ung Pagoda offers free admission and is very suitable to combine in an itinerary exploring nearby spots such as Ban Co Peak or the thousand-year-old banyan tree on Son Tra Peninsula.

16. Watch the Spectacular Da Nang International Fireworks Festival 2025 (DIFF 2025)

The Da Nang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) is one of Vietnam’s largest annual cultural events, attracting fireworks teams from around the world such as Italy, Japan, France, and the UK. The performances take place along the Han River, with floating stages, music, lights, and stunning fireworks choreographed to a new theme each year.

Usually held from June to July, the festival offers a unique visual experience and creates an exciting summer atmosphere that draws both domestic and international tourists. If you’re visiting Da Nang in summer, don’t miss the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival 2025 (DIFF 2025) – a must-see spectacle of color and creativity.

DIFF Da Nang

17. Non Nuoc Beach

While not as bustling as My Khe Beach, Non Nuoc Beach is beloved for its tranquility and unspoiled natural beauty, making it ideal for those seeking relaxation and connection with nature.

Located in Ngu Hanh Son District, right at the foot of the Marble Mountains, Non Nuoc boasts over 5 kilometers of fine white sand, clear blue sea, and gentle waves all year round, very safe for both adults and children.

Besides swimming, visitors can watch the sunrise, play sports on the sand, or simply take a walk to feel the slow rhythm of life by the beach. Non Nuoc Beach is also close to many notable attractions such as the Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village, Marble Mountains, and Linh Ung Pagoda, making it very convenient to combine in one itinerary.

18. Da Nang Museum

Located at 24 Tran Phu, right in the center of Hai Chau District, Da Nang Museum is an ideal destination for those who want to explore the culture, history, and life of the ancient Quang people. It displays more than 2,500 artifacts on Cham culture, revolutionary wars, and local ethnology in a three-story French colonial building.

With bilingual captions, spacious space, and free admission for local residents, the museum is very suitable for families, foreign tourists, or rainy days when you need a light exploration place near Han Market and Rooster Church.

Premier Village Da Nang – Luxury Resort in the Heart of Da Nang

Located along the stunning My Khe Beach, Premier Village Da Nang Resort, managed by Accor – a globally renowned hotel group – offers world-class service and upscale comfort. The resort features 111 luxurious villas, offering a range of options from tranquil garden-view villas to beachfront villas with private pools. Each villa is spacious, fully equipped, and perfectly suited for families or groups of friends seeking privacy and relaxation.

Conveniently located near the city center, it takes less than 20 minutes to reach Da Nang’s most popular tourist attractions. Premier Village Da Nang Resort is the ideal accommodation choice to begin your journey of discovering everything this vibrant coastal city has to offer.