Accordingly, the New Straits Times indicated Da Nang as a year-round destination for Malaysian visitors in particular and international visitors in general, with endless charming beaches, ancient temples and vibrant night markets.

Ba Na Hills

Only 35 km away from the city centre of Da Nang, Ba Na Hills is a phoenix from the ashes, a key tourist area in Da Nang. Ba Na Hills stand out with its European-inspired architecture, catching everyone’s eyes at the high altitudes. Taking in the breath-taking view from a cable car.

Ba Na Hills (Photo: Vinpearls)

Since you can travel to Da Nang all year round, it is the perfect time to snap some great photos of the Legendary Golden Bridge, then have your time standing in the sunshine, feeling all the four seasons here within a day.

The Golden Bridge

City Walks for unforgettable experiences

After a day stroll down every corner of Ba Na Hills and Golden Bridge, visitors should go back to enjoy a bit of the hustle, bustle of the city. Head to Thai Phien Street area and enjoy a variety of traditional items like intricately woven bags and flavourful cakes.

Da Nang has not only beaches, bridges and cuisine, but also a huge opportunity for local cultural experience. Famous spots such as Marble Mountains, a complex of five conspicuous outcrops with vast tunnel and cave networks, mineral formations and an impressive temple with towering pagodas; Son Tra Peninsula; Linh Ung Pagoda Complex, famous for its gigantic Goddess of Mercy statue. The Cham Museum is the next destination to visit, where the largest collection of Cham sculpture and artwork in the world are displayed to visitors. In the evening, it is an ideal time for a short boat cruise to view the Dragon Bridge which spews fire and water during weekends.

Son Tra Peninsula

The Dragon Bridge

In the end, the New Straits Times concluded, Da Nang is an excellent choice with its wide array of attractions that caters to visitors of all ages.