Đà Nẵng

Ville ·🇻🇳 Viêt Nam

Population 2 819 900

Superficie 953 km²

Fuseau horaire Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh

Site officiel www.danang.gov.vn

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Da Nang Essentials

Da Nang combines coastal geography with rapid urban development. This selection covers the Han River's architectural landmarks, including the fire-breathing Dragon Bridge and the rotating Han River Bridge. Natural sites include the white sands of My Khe Beach, the limestone caves of the Marble Mountains, and the Son Tra Peninsula’s biodiversity. Cultural highlights range from 7th-century Cham artifacts in the Museum of Cham Sculpture to the French-influenced Da Nang Cathedral and the hilltop resort of Ba Na Hills.

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Hidden Gems of Da Nang

Da Nang’s landscape features the Gothic-style Da Nang Cathedral, notable for its pastel pink exterior and weathercock-topped steeple. Along the coast, Non Nuoc Beach offers calm waters and white sands near the Marble Mountains. The city is connected by the Dragon Bridge, which spans the Han River and features a steel dragon design that breathes fire and water on weekend nights. For local commerce, Han Market specializes in dried goods and textiles, while Con Market serves as a central hub for regional street food and fresh produce.

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Museums & History

Explore the historical evolution of Da Nang through its specialized museums and monuments. This collection features the world's largest assembly of Cham terracotta and sandstone sculptures, dating from the 7th to 15th centuries. Discover Vietnam’s first Buddhist museum located within a pagoda, and learn about regional history at the site of the 19th-century Dien Hai Citadel. The list also includes significant war memorials and exhibits dedicated to the traditional stone carving heritage of the Marble Mountains.

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Coastal Highlights

This collection highlights Da Nang’s diverse coastal geography, from the 21-kilometer Hai Van Pass that acts as a natural weather divide to the white-sand stretches of My Khe and Non Nuoc. The list features the French-built Tien Sa Lighthouse on the Son Tra Peninsula and secluded spots like Bai Nam and Bai Bac. These locations showcase a mix of historical Nguyen Dynasty remains, coral reefs, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the East Sea.

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