Da Nang, formerly known as Tourane in the colonial era, is a modern and vibrant resort city in Central Vietnam, known for its incredible long white sand beaches. You can choose to stay 1 or 2 days in Da Nang to discover the wonders that this dynamic city offers to travellers.
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Hoi An is always a must-visit destination for travellers when coming to Vietnam. This trading city with bustling activities from the 15th to the 19th century has a varied culture and heritage. But Hoi An still has a great natural treasure from the sea to the river, including the Thu Bon River.
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The charming Hoi An, located in the province of Quang Nam, 30km south of Da Nang, on the Thu Bon River, has a fascinating historical and cultural heritage. The city is full of museums that showcase the extraordinary cultural and historical heritage that characterizes this trading port of Southeast Asia from the 15th to the 19th century.
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Along the streets of Tran Phu and Nguyen Duy Hieu in the heart of Hoi An ancient town, you can enjoy the beautiful architecture of “Hoi quan”, the assembly hall.
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Want to disconnect from urban life and immerse yourself in another world off the coast of the beautiful Hoi An? Wild beaches, tranquility and this total change of scenery in the archipelago of Cu Lao Cham or the Cham Islands will surely be enough to delight all hikers, divers, and photographers.
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One of the most beautiful beaches in Da Nang is undoubtedly the lovely My Khe beach. Learn about its history, what to do and where to stay all here in this article.
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In the heart of the city, the Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture is an informative and attractive stopover, especially for lovers of history and sculpture of Champa. It’s a nice visit to discover a wonderful part of the riches of the Champa Kingdom’s treasure.
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The Ba Na mountain resort is located only 25 kilometers from Da Nang city, in central Vietnam. It offers a great day of fun in an extraordinary place full of surprises and a temperate climate.
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Recently, the museum of traditional medicine has been opened for the public in an alley at the heart of the ancient town. This event was held on March 15 and was part of the celebration for the 44th anniversary of the liberation of the city and the 20th anniversary of Hoi An's recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage (12/1999 - 12/2019).
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