Da Nang 4 days

Famous for its long stretch of fine sand, clear water, and gentle waves, My Khe Beach is perfect for a morning stroll or a refreshing swim. It's a UNESCO-recognized beach known for its beauty and accessibility.

• Arrive early for the best sunrise views and fewer crowds.

Enjoy a delicious seafood lunch with ocean views at this popular local spot. They offer a wide variety of fresh catches prepared in traditional Vietnamese styles.

• Try the grilled scallops with spring onion oil.

An iconic symbol of Da Nang, this dragon-shaped bridge spans the Han River. It's a stunning piece of modern architecture, especially when illuminated at night.

• Walk or cycle across for great photo opportunities.

Drive or take a taxi up Son Tra Mountain for panoramic views of Da Nang city and the coastline. The Linh Ung Pagoda with its giant Lady Buddha statue is a major highlight.

• Be cautious of monkeys, though sightings are less common now.
• The road can be steep and winding; drive carefully.

Home to the towering Lady Buddha statue (Quan The Am Bodhisattva), this pagoda offers breathtaking views of the East Sea and surrounding mountains. It's a significant spiritual site and a popular spot for photography.

• Dress respectfully, covering shoulders and knees.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Da Nang's central market. It's a fantastic place to sample local street food, buy souvenirs, and observe daily life. You can find everything from fresh produce to clothing.

• Haggle politely for the best prices.
• Try local specialties like Banh Xeo and Mi Quang.

Explore the history and culture of Da Nang and the surrounding Quang Nam province. The museum houses artifacts from the Cham civilization, as well as exhibits on the Vietnam War and local traditions.

Indulge in Da Nang's famous Banh Xeo (crispy savory pancakes) at this highly-rated local eatery. It's a fun, communal dining experience where you assemble your own rolls with fresh herbs and dipping sauce.

• Order a few different types to share.
• It gets busy, so arrive a bit early or be prepared to wait.

A cluster of five limestone and marble hills, each with caves, tunnels, and pagodas. Explore Huyen Khong Cave, admire the intricate carvings, and enjoy stunning coastal views from the summits.

• Wear comfortable shoes as there's a lot of walking and climbing.
• Consider taking the elevator part of the way up for easier access.

Enjoy a relaxed lunch with a view near the Marble Mountains. This spot offers a mix of Vietnamese and Western dishes in a pleasant setting.

• Their fresh juices are a great refreshment.

A striking pink Roman Catholic cathedral built in the French colonial style. Its unique color makes it a popular spot for photographers, especially during golden hour.

• Check visiting hours as it's a working church.

Experience refined Vietnamese cuisine with a focus on Central Vietnamese specialties. The ambiance is elegant, making it a great choice for a romantic dinner.

• Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.

Visit this traditional village known for its skilled artisans who craft intricate sculptures from marble. Browse the workshops, watch the carving process, and perhaps purchase a unique souvenir.

• Be prepared for many vendors showcasing their work.

Enjoy a final Vietnamese coffee or a light lunch at this popular cafe chain, known for its unique retro-themed decor and coconut coffee. It's a comfortable spot to relax before heading to the airport.

• Try their signature coconut coffee.

Depart from Da Nang International Airport.