3 perfect days in Da Nang.

1. 01

   Day 1

   Ba Na Hills + The Marble Mountains

   3 stops across Da Nang, grouped so the day flows without criss-crossing town: Ba Na Hills, The Marble Mountains, Golden Bridge (Ba Na Hills). Start early at the busiest sight and keep the rest flexible; reorder anything in the planner.

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     Ba Na Hills →

     Ba Na Hills is a sprawling hill station and entertainment complex located in the Truong Son Mountains west of Da Nang, Vietnam. Accessible via a scenic cable car ride, one of the longest in the world, the site offers a surreal blend of French colonial architecture, manicured gardens, and modern amusements.

     ✓ 4.4★ · 100,576 reviews
     
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     The Marble Mountains →

     The Marble Mountains are a group of five limestone and marble hills named after the five elements: Kim (metal), Thuy (water), Moc (wood), Hoa (fire), and Tho (earth). Located about 9 km south of Da Nang, they are a popular day-trip destination.

     ✓ 4.4★ · 41,443 reviews
     
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     Golden Bridge (Ba Na Hills) →

     Golden Bridge may also refer to: Golden Bridge (India) (Narmada Bridge) is a bridge in India Golden Bridge (Germany) (Goldene Brücke), heritage-protected pedestrian bridge in Düsseldorf (Hofgarten) Golden Bridge (Vietnam) (Cầu Vàng), pedestrian bridge near Da Nang, Vietnam Golden Bridge (Russia) (Zolotoy Bridge), traffic bridge in.

     ✓ 4.6★ · 13,479 reviews
     
2. 02

   Day 2

   Golden Bridge + Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture

   3 stops across Da Nang, grouped so the day flows without criss-crossing town: Golden Bridge, Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture, Dragon Bridge. Start early at the busiest sight and keep the rest flexible; reorder anything in the planner.

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     Golden Bridge →

     The Golden Bridge (Cau Vang) is a striking pedestrian bridge located in the Ba Na Hills near Da Nang, Vietnam. It sits at an altitude of about 1,400 meters above sea level, within the Sun World Ba Na Hills resort.

     ✓ 4.6★ · 13,342 reviews
     
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     Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture →

     The Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture is a must-visit for anyone interested in Southeast Asian art and history. Located in central Da Nang near the Han River, this museum houses the largest collection of Cham artifacts anywhere in the world.

     ✓ 4.2★ · 8,025 reviews
     
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     Dragon Bridge →

     The Dragon Bridge is one of Da Nang's most iconic landmarks, spanning the Han River with a striking design that resembles a golden dragon. Completed in 2013, the bridge stretches 666 meters and features a dragon that arches over the river, symbolizing power and prosperity.

     ✓ 4.2★ · 6,079 reviews
     
3. 03

   Day 3

   Ban Co Peak + Lady Buddha (Linh Ung Pagoda)

   3 stops across Da Nang, grouped so the day flows without criss-crossing town: Ban Co Peak, Lady Buddha (Linh Ung Pagoda), Đà Nẵng Museum. Start early at the busiest sight and keep the rest flexible; reorder anything in the planner.

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     Ban Co Peak →

     Ban Co Peak, also known as Chessboard Peak, is a popular viewpoint atop the Son Tra Peninsula in Da Nang, Vietnam. The site features a giant chessboard installation, from which it derives its name, and offers sweeping vistas of the city, the East Sea, and the surrounding lush hills.

     ✓ 4.6★ · 4,307 reviews
     
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     Lady Buddha (Linh Ung Pagoda) →

     Lady Buddha, officially part of Linh Ung Pagoda, is a prominent religious site on the Son Tra Peninsula in Da Nang, Vietnam. With a 4.8/5 rating from over 4,200 reviews, it's a top attraction. The centerpiece is a 67-meter (220-foot) tall statue of the Goddess of Mercy (Quan Am), standing on a lotus platform and visible from miles away.

     ✓ 4.8★ · 4,234 reviews
     
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     Đà Nẵng Museum →

     The Đà Nẵng Museum, located in the heart of Da Nang, Vietnam, is a modern institution dedicated to preserving and presenting the history and culture of the city and the surrounding region.

     ✓ 4.2★ · 3,465 reviews
     

Frequently asked

• ▸How many days do you need in Da Nang?

  3 days comfortably covers Da Nang's essentials, including Ba Na Hills, The Marble Mountains, Golden Bridge (Ba Na Hills) and more. With less time, focus on the first day's stops. With an extra day, add a nearby day trip or simply slow down at the museums and cafes.
• ▸What are the must-see attractions in Da Nang?

  Ranked by how travelers actually rate them, the top sights are Ba Na Hills, The Marble Mountains, Golden Bridge (Ba Na Hills), Golden Bridge. The day-by-day plan above sequences these so the places closest together fall on the same day.
• ▸What is the best time to visit Da Nang?

  Aim for Nov-Apr (north) · Feb-Aug (south), when it is dry season varies by region. Vietnam's shoulder seasons trade a little weather for far smaller queues at the headline sights, which makes a trip like this one a lot more relaxed.
• ▸How much does 3 days in Da Nang cost?

  Plan on roughly $135 per person on the ground for 3 days. That covers a mid-range hotel, food, local transport and a few paid sights. Flights are extra and depend on where you fly from. Open the planner to set your own budget and have us watch prices for you.
• ▸Is 3 days in Da Nang enough?

  For a first visit, yes. This plan hits the sights travelers rate highest at a pace you can actually enjoy. If Da Nang is the only stop on your trip, 4 to 5 days leaves room for day trips and slower mornings.
• ▸What is the most popular thing to do in Da Nang?

  Ba Na Hills draws more traveler reviews than any other sight in Da Nang, which is why it anchors day one of this itinerary. Go early to beat the queues.
• ▸How is this Da Nang itinerary put together?

  It front-loads the highest-rated sights on the first day, then works outward so each day's stops sit close together and you spend your time seeing Da Nang rather than crossing it. Every stop is a real, currently-open place, and you can drag days or swap any place in the planner.