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Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula is considered as the conjunction between heaven and earth. The highlight of the pagoda is the 67m high Quan Yin Bodhisattva statue positioned on a lotus shaped platform. Each of 17 stories inside the statue has 21 Buddha statues with different shapes, facial expressions and postures. This well-known spiritual tourist attraction shouldn’t be missed if visitors are on the way to explore Son Tra Peninsula.

The Museum of Cham Sculpture in Danang houses the largest exhibition of Cham sculpture in the world, with almost 300 original sandstone sculptures and some baked clay products ranging from the 7th to the 15th centuries, and collected from the temples and towers that lie scattered from Quang Binh to Binh Thuan in Central Vietnam. The exhibits are statues, embossments, images, and patterns displayed in 10 rooms named after the places where they were found.

Bana Hills, located 42km west of Danang City, features breathtaking natural landscapes, lush green mountains, word-class amusement park and inspiring architectural constructions such as a fully-fledged French replica village, spiritual landmarks and, of course, the Golden Bridge – a worldwide phenomenon. Situated at an altitude of 1,487m on the Nui Chua mountain, Bana Hills used to be a hill station founded in 1919 and was invested to become a leisure holiday destination for French colonists at that time.

Danang Cathedral was built in 1923 by French priest Louis Vallet, and officially opened to public in March 1924 with the purpose of serving the French Catholics who lived in Danang at that time. And it was the only church built in Danang during the French colonial period.

Five marble and limestone hills collectively known as the Marble Mountains are situated in Ngu Hanh Son District, about 8 km southeast of Danang. The five mountains are named after the five elements: metal, water, wood, fire and earth. It is feasible to climb to one of the tops of the five mountains, and each mountain has multiple tunnels and cave entrances. The highlands are also home to a number of Buddhist sanctuaries, drawing tourists there.

Con Market is one of the liveliest and busiest markets in Danang, located conveniently in the city center. It boasts more than 2000 stalls, offering a diverse range of products from daily necessities, shoes, clothes, and local delicacies to souvenir shops. This traditional market is also renowned as a food paradise in Danang, offering countless delicious options and specialties with the distinct flavors of the city, all at affordable prices. If you are a food enthusiast and eager to explore the local culture, Con Market is the ideal destination for you!

Another traditional market that you should not miss during your trip to Danang is Han Market, located right on the banks of the Han River, less than 1km away from the Dragon Bridge and the Han River Bridge. Here, you can find hundreds of stalls offering a wide variety of products, from food, daily necessities, souvenirs, fashion items, to gold, silver, and gemstones. You can easily choose and bring back authentic Danang specialties as gifts, such as dried seafood, various types of fish sauce, beef sausages, and local pastries.

Karma Lounge Da Nang – When the Trends are Set: although it is just over 3 years old, it seems that Karma is becoming an international lounge that is different from the others in Da Nang. Karma has many international-concept events and DJs, such as Tech House, Hip Hop, RnB, Electro House; and more.

Nuna Club Lounge Da Nang – Festival Indoor Club for Koreans: Nuna Club Lounge appeared at the beginning of 2020 and emerged as an iconic club that makes a difference in style. Nuna has been mentioned with the name “EDM Holyland” in Da Nang and created an event series called “Nuna United Festival” that is the best event and festival indoor party in the mid-side of Vietnam.