Da Nang 3 days

Famous for its long stretch of fine sand and clear waters, My Khe Beach is perfect for morning strolls and early swims. It's a vibrant spot with plenty of local life and beautiful sunrise views.

• Arrive early for fewer crowds and the best light for photography.
• Rent a beach chair for a small fee if you plan to relax for a while.

A legendary spot for banh mi, a Vietnamese baguette sandwich. It's known for its unique sauce and generous fillings, offering a delicious and affordable lunch experience.

• Expect a queue, especially during peak lunch hours.
• Try their signature 'special' banh mi.

An iconic symbol of Da Nang, this bridge spans the Han River and is shaped like a dragon. It's a popular spot for photos, especially in the late afternoon light.

• Visit on a weekend evening to see the dragon breathe fire and water (usually 9 PM Saturday and Sunday).
• Walk across the bridge for panoramic city views.

Offering breathtaking panoramic views of Da Nang city and the coastline, this peninsula is home to the Linh Ung Pagoda and its giant Lady Buddha statue. The winding roads offer excellent photo opportunities.

• Rent a motorbike for the most flexible exploration.
• Visit the Linh Ung Pagoda, a significant Buddhist site with impressive architecture.
• Be mindful of the winding roads and drive carefully.

A cluster of five limestone and marble hills, each with caves, tunnels, and Buddhist sanctuaries. Explore the intricate carvings and enjoy the stunning views from the summits.

• Wear comfortable shoes as there is a lot of walking and climbing.
• Consider taking the elevator to save energy for exploring the caves.
• Visit the Huyen Khong Cave for its natural light and impressive Buddha statues.

A popular seafood restaurant located by the beach, offering a wide variety of fresh catches prepared in local styles. It's a great place to enjoy a mid-range seafood feast.

• Choose your seafood directly from the tanks.
• Don't miss the grilled prawns and steamed clams.

This museum showcases the history and culture of Da Nang and the surrounding region, with exhibits ranging from Cham artifacts to recent wartime history. It offers a deeper understanding of the city's heritage.

• Look for the exhibits detailing the Cham Kingdom's influence.
• The museum can be less crowded than other attractions.

Enjoy a relaxing evening cruise along the Han River, offering illuminated views of the city's bridges, including the Dragon Bridge and Han River Bridge. Many cruises include dinner or drinks.

• Book in advance, especially for dinner cruises.
• The bridges are beautifully lit up after sunset.

A bustling central market where you can find everything from fresh produce and local delicacies to souvenirs and clothing. It's a great place to experience the local vibe and practice your bargaining skills.

• Go early for the freshest produce and fewer crowds.
• Be prepared to haggle for the best prices on non-food items.
• Try some local snacks like 'che' (sweet dessert soup).

While technically a night market, some stalls open in the late afternoon, offering a variety of street food and local crafts. It’s a good spot for a casual late lunch or early dinner.

• Great place to sample various Vietnamese street foods.
• Look for unique handmade souvenirs.

Also known as the Rooster Church due to the weathercock on its spire, this distinctive pink cathedral is a beautiful example of French colonial architecture. It's a peaceful place for a short visit and photos.

• Check visiting hours as it may close during services.
• The unique pink facade makes for striking photographs.

An upscale dining option offering modern Vietnamese and international cuisine with stunning views of the Han River and the Dragon Bridge. It’s perfect for a romantic dinner.

• Reservations are recommended, especially for window seats.
• Enjoy their signature cocktails with the city lights.