DA NANG OVERVIEW

Da Nang city is located in central Vietnam, north borders Thua Thien – Hue province, West and South borders Quang Nam province, East borders with East Sea. Da Nang is also the center of three world cultural heritages: Hue Imperial Citadel, Hoi An Ancient Town and My Son Sanctuary. Coming to Da Nang, you will have opportunities to enjoy the beautiful scenery such as Ngu Hanh Son, Ba Na, Son Tra peninsula, Hai Van pass, beaches and many historical relics.

Da Nang city has an area of 1,256.53 km² including 06 districts (Hai Chau, Thanh Khe, Lien Chieu, Ngu Hanh Son, Son Tra, Cam Le) and two districts Hoa Vang, Hoang Sa island district.

Popular attractions in Da Nang

Da Nang offers 4 cultural attractions, including My Son Sanctuary, Phap Lam Pagoda, Danang Cathedral and Cao Dai Tempel. Other popular outdoor attractions include Da Nang Beach, The Marble Mountains, Ba Na Hills and Red Beach. Da Nang offers a variety of attractions and sights to explore. Some of the most popular sports attractions include Montgomerie Links and Danang Golf Club.

Why visit to Da Nang

Diverse natural landscape

Da Nang is a coastal city with a beach of over 60 km. With beautiful beaches, gentle stretches of sand and soft sand, Da Nang Beach was voted America’s Forbes magazine as one of the six most attractive beaches on the planet. There are plenty of sea services for you to experience such as canoeing, parasailing, windsurfing, banana boating, motorboats, scuba diving. Da Nang has Hai Van pass and Ba Na Hills. These are also two attractive destinations of Da Nang City

Environment friendly and vibrant

Da Nang is a city worth living by the clean and peaceful here. Visitor will enjoy many special foods such as Quang noodles, fresh seafood,…

Accessible

Da Nang has an international airport with a capacity of 6 million passengers per year and many direct international flights. Tien Sa port is the place to receive luxury yachts, bringing tourists to Da Nang.

Achievements and direction

Da Nang will give priority to the development of trade, services and tourism; making tourism become a key economic sector and developed in three main directions: