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The 5-day tour in Da Nang offers you an overview of the most beautiful and friendly city in Vietnam—Da Nang—and provides you with opportunities to experience the local history, cuisine, and natural beauty.
Da Nang is worth visiting, with its famous pristine and crystal-clear beaches, also the tranquil social life here, that differs from the dynamic and vibrant in Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City.
Moreover, Da Nang is surrounded by numerous incredible attractions, especially among the 3 World Heritages: Hue Imperial Citadel, Hoi An ancient town, and My Son Sanctuary which visitors from every edge of the world admire.
When it comes to the local culture, it has been influenced by many historical periods and dynasties, which makes this place a treasure for history and culture enthusiasts.
Da Nang City
If you're traveling to Da Nang, no matter where you start, the best way to get there is by plane. The Da Nang International Airport has a great network of flights both within Vietnam and internationally, so it's a great, affordable way to get to your destination.
However, if your budget is a concern, an alternative worth considering is the night bus. The bus ride from Hanoi takes roughly 15 hours, but it's a great way to see the scenic beauty of Vietnam along the way. Similarly, the journey from Ho Chi Minh City extends beyond 20 hours, but it offers a chance to explore more of this captivating country.
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The period from April to August is the peak tourist season. This is a great time for beach hoppers, thanks to the long hours of sunshine and little rain. However, it’s worth noting that the Da Nang tour has become a popular retreat for domestic tourists from June to the end of August.
If you’re not into heat waves, you can choose to visit this place during the off-peak season from December to February, this could be the most suitable time for visitors who cannot handle the heat to visit as the temperature is kept below 23 degrees Celsius and the weather is more chilly than this in peak season.
In principle, the best time to visit Da Nang would be from February to May. During these months, the weather is generally pleasant, mild, not too rainy, and favorable for outdoor activities, making it an ideal time for exploration and sightseeing.
Da Nang Weather
On your first day, you can choose to go to Marble Mountains. Reaching here, you’ll have to climb more than a few steps to get up to the peak. These steps are cut from solid stone and each one takes you up the steep karsts and higher over the horizon.
When you reach the top, you will witness the Lady Buddha statue. The monumental Lady Buddha statue in Da Nang stands out as a towering symbol of peace and serenity overlooking the city. This impressive 67-meter-high statue holds great spiritual significance for locals and visitors alike.
The Lady Buddha Statue
Its architectural marvels are evident in the intricate details of the design, with a 35-meter lotus base and a height equivalent to a 30-storey building.
The Lady Buddha statue is not only a sight to behold but also a place for reflection and contemplation. Its serene presence against the backdrop of Da Nang’s landscape makes it a must-visit attraction for those seeking both beauty and tranquility.
Continuing your second day in Da Nang, you will visit Ba Na Hills, located at Hoa Phu Commune, Hoa Vang District. You will have chances to ascend the hill via one of the 10 most impressive cable car infrastructure systems worldwide, experience the changeable four seasons in a single day, and a diverse set of festive, recreational activities and places of interest.
By visiting Ba Na Hills, you can visit the French Village. This village consists of 7 areas corresponding to 7 musical notes in colorful, dream music. Therefore, this place is always an ideal destination for travelers who are passionate about exploring ancient European architecture and enjoying the highest level of service.
Moreover, you can observe the landscape scenery when you stand on the iconic Golden Bridge, supported by two massive and aesthetic stone hands. This centerpiece of Ba Na Hills offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, creating an unforgettable moment for nature enthusiasts.
The Golden Bridge
On your third day, you will escape the bustling city to visit a tranquil destination, Hoi An Ancient Town. Hoi An has been through a few centuries of history but remains as in the very first days of its being born. Its two main historical landmarks are the occupying of the Japanese & Chinese, and the Western (Dutch and Spanish) during the 16th and 17th centuries.
As you visit here, you can choose to bike or have a walk around this ancient town, and witness a series of old-architectured lanes and houses. On the other hand, you can try Hoi An’s delicacies, which are plentiful and particularly tasty and cheap, such as banh mi Huynh Hoa, Quang noodles, and the most popular one – Cao lau, a dish of rice noodles somehow closer in texture to pasta.
Hoi An Ancient Town
Finally, the Lantern Festival in Hoi An is the most beautiful and unique event. The Lantern Festival in Hoi An is a beautiful and unique event. It takes place on the 15th day of each month.
Colorful lanterns made of cloth and paper were lit up during this time. During this time, all the lights are turned off, creating a warm and colorful atmosphere in the Old Quarter." The sparkling, romantic, and mysterious view opens, stimulating anyone's curiosity and visual delight!
The Lantern Festival
To continue your 5-day trip in Da Nang, you can spend your time visiting Cham Island, which costs you an amount of VND 70.000 per adult to enter.
Just 15 kilometers off Hoi An’s stunning coastline rise the Cham Islands—a set of eight granite masses of land. Their turquoise waters provide visitors with snorkeling, diving, and fishing opportunities, along with many powdery sand beaches to choose from.
Furthermore, you can enjoy a lot of delicious seafood dishes and buy unique souvenirs made from shells, snails, stones, etc, when coming there. Normally, the seafood at the market is cheaper than in the mainland because it is sold there and then after being caught. So do not worry about the seafood price and feel free to taste the local cuisines as much as you want.
Cham Island - Da Nang
Next up, your trip on the last day is to My Son Sanctuary. this destination was recognized by World Heritage UNESCO in 1999. It is a complex with 70 constructions of Champa Kingdom monuments.
When reaching this place, tourists can have an overlook of the structure and architecture, which is unique and mysterious. Archaeologists have different ideas about how bricks were made and how the temples and towers were built." When visitors discover this hidden gem, they are amazed by the intelligence of the Champa people from centuries ago.
My Son Sanctuary
Furthermore, tourists will have an opportunity to watch the traditional dance of the Cham people in Southern Vietnam at My Son Complex. The performance starts around 9:00 am and 3:00 pm daily.
As the 5-day tour in Da Nang comes to an end, it's time to bid farewell to this charming destination. You've thoroughly explored a variety of attractions and made the most of your trip here.
In conclusion, Da Nang is undeniably worth visiting for its captivating blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality. Da Nang is a destination that leaves a lasting impression on every traveler fortunate enough to explore its wonders.
Besides, you can choose Asia King Travel as your helping travel agency during the trip. Asia King Travel will take it as a pleasure to serve our customers the best schedule to explore not only Da Nang but also your Vietnam tour, especially the Vietnam tour in 5 days.
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