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.

Museum of Cham Sculpture

The Museum of Cham Sculpture is a museum located in Hải Châu District, Đà Nẵng, central Vietnam, near the Han River.

Đà Nẵng Museum

Located within the historic Dien Hai Citadel, this museum displays over 2,500 artifacts detailing the history and culture of Da Nang. Exhibits cover prehistoric origins, the city's role in the resistance wars, and its modern development.

Bảo tàng Phật giáo

Situated within the Quan The Am Pagoda, this is Vietnam's first Buddhist museum. It houses a collection of over 200 artifacts, including ancient statues, bronze bells, and ritual items reflecting centuries of Buddhist art and tradition.

Marble Mountains Museum

An exhibition space focused on the 400-year-old Non Nuoc stone carving village. It showcases traditional carving techniques, the geological history of the limestone mountains, and intricate marble sculptures produced by local artisans.

To Quoc Ghi Cong

A central war memorial and monument dedicated to martyrs who died for national independence. Located near the Han River, the site features a large ceremonial plaza used for official commemorations and remembrance.