Golden Bridge, Lady Buddha, Marble Mountains & Fishing Village

Discover the spectacular Golden Bridge and Ba Na Hills, one of Central Vietnam’s most remarkable mountain destinations. Ride the world-famous cable car high above the forest, enjoying breathtaking views of the mountains, valleys, and coastline. At the summit, walk across the Golden Bridge, an architectural icon seemingly held aloft by giant stone hands. The bridge offers unforgettable panoramic views and countless photo opportunities.

Continue exploring Ba Na Hills, a unique mountain resort originally developed during the French colonial period as a cool retreat from the tropical heat. Wander through the charming French Village, admire its European-inspired architecture, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere among the clouds. With its dramatic scenery, fascinating history, modern cable car system, and distinctive architecture, Golden Bridge and Ba Na Hills offer a memorable combination of nature, culture, and adventure in the heart of Vietnam.

Marble Mountains: Explore the sacred caves, pagodas, and viewpoints of this famous Da Nang landmark. During the resistance against the United States, the mountains became important shelters for local revolutionary forces. The caves and rugged terrain were used for hiding, communication, transporting supplies, and caring for wounded soldiers. Discover how this peaceful landscape became part of Da Nang’s wartime history.

Am Phu Cave: Enter a mysterious underground world of dark passages, unusual rock formations, and Buddhist symbolism. During the war years, the natural caves around Marble Mountains also offered protection and hiding places for local people and resistance forces. The visit combines spirituality, history, and adventure.

Non Nuoc Stone Village: Visit a centuries-old traditional craft village at the foot of Marble Mountains. Watch skilled artisans transform marble into detailed statues and sculptures using techniques passed down through generations..

Lady Buddha: Visit the iconic 67-meter Lady Buddha statue at Linh Ung Pagoda, overlooking Da Nang Bay. Local legend tells of a sacred statue that mysteriously appeared on the shore, bringing peace and protection to fishermen and coastal communities. The story became associated with the belief that the Lady Buddha watches over the sea, guiding boats safely home and protecting people from storms. Today, the statue is one of Da Nang’s most meaningful spiritual landmarks.

Son Tra Peninsula: Explore the lush Son Tra Peninsula, a protected natural sanctuary known as the “green lung” of Da Nang. Rising between the mountains and the sea, Son Tra offers spectacular views of Da Nang Bay, beaches, and the city. The peninsula is also home to rich forests and diverse wildlife.

Red-Shanked Douc Langur: Keep your eyes open for the rare red-shanked douc langur, one of Vietnam’s most beautiful primates. Known for its colorful face, red legs, and distinctive appearance lives in the forest of Son Tra.

Discover the daily routines of local fishing communities, see traditional boats, and learn about coastal livelihoods and the role of fishing in Vietnamese culture.