Da Nang, Central Coast Travel Guide
Located at the mouth of the Han River on Vietnam's south-central coast, Da Nang is a dynamic and rapidly developing port city, as well as the commercial and educational heart of Central Vietnam. It's also a thriving tourist destination that attracts both local and international visitors year-round.
Among its top attractions are the Museum of Cham Sculpture, the prestigious Montgomerie Links golf course, and the stunning Marble Mountains, whose limestone peaks are dotted with caves, tunnels, carvings and ancient sculptures. The nearby My Son ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, give a glimpse into Vietnam's rich Hindu history, with temples dating back to the 4th century.
Da Nang makes an excellent base for exploring nearby Hoi An and the imperial city of Hue. For those looking to unwind, Non Nuoc Beach has miles of pristine white sand, while the Ba Na Hills resort features a world-famous cable car that spans three miles (5 km), offering breathtaking views from above.
Whether visitors are drawn to the city's vibrant culinary scene, its lively nightlife or its mix of historical and natural wonders, Da Nang is well-connected and easy to reach by plane, train, bus or boat. The best time to visit is between February and May when the weather is dry and temperatures are mild, making it an ideal spot to enjoy all that this fascinating city has in store.