Half Day Private Tour in Da Nang City

Marble Mountains is also called Ngu Hanh Son (means the mountains of five elements of the universe), one of the holiest mountains in Viet Nam.Visiting this mountain, travellers could see some beautiful old Buddhist pagodas and caves where the locals come and pray to Buddha.Here tourists could also visit the biggest stone carving village in the world, where honors the Vietnamese skillful hands and fine art and a small gift bought here is a souvenir for your visit to area

Visitng Linh Ung Pagoda on the Monkey Mountain in Da Nang, travellers could see the biggest Lady Buddha statue in Vietnam, some beautiful bonsai trees on the courtyard of pagoda, the fantastic panoramic view of Da Nang city from the front of pagoda and monkeys living in this mountain.

Tho Quang is small fishing village at the foot of Monkey Mountain .Stopping here,tourists could take some pictures of Coracle boats used to catch fish by locals,It is one of the most special kinds of boats which are used by some small fishing villages in the world.

Dragon Bridge is the newest bridge among six bridges crossing over the Han River in Danang, Vietnam. As its name implies, Dragon Bridge illustrates the image of a dragon flying towards the sea with the architecture inspired by Ly dynasty. This inventive design is a reflection of Vietnamese customs and beliefs, as well as highlights Da Nang’s growth and development. Due to its unique design, the bridge has become an iconic image of the city that visitor should not miss while in Danang

Love Bridge in Da Nang is inspired by famous love bridges in the world such as the Pont des Arts France, Milvio bridge in Italy, Hohenzollern in Germany, and the Russian Tretyakovsky. This is a place to prove and promise to couples, the meaning of love locks represents a strong, eternal love. Therefore, the bridge is a suitable tourist destination in Da Nang for couples.

The Cham Museum in Da Nang is the largest collection of Cham sculpture and artwork in the world.
The building was designed by two French architects, Delaval and Auclair, in imitation of the most commonly used aspects of Champa towers and temples.
Visiting museum, you will see approximately 300 sandstone and terra-cotta sculptures; among which some are made from terracotta. Most of the artifacts are masterpieces of Champa art and some are considered to be equal to works anywhere in the world. The sculptures were collected from Cham temples and towers throughout Central Vietnam.
Visiting this place,tourists could understand more about the fantastic history and culture created by ancient Champa people who lived in the center of Vietnam thousand year ago.