DANANG, THE MOST LIVABLE CITY IN VIETNAM

Known as the largest tourist center in the Central region, Da Nang is always dynamic and full of life in the sun and wind. Green mountains, green rivers, blue seas, white wind, white sky, white sand. A beautiful city on the banks of the Han River, on the East Sea with charms never seen in other coastal cities, Da Nang has changed its appearance in just a short time, making people who come from far away, people who come from far away, or even those who live in Da Nang surprised when they suddenly look back. Da Nang people must love their city very much to be sociable to deserve the title of "the friendliest city" of Vietnam in the eyes of their family and foreign friends.

Visit Golden Bridge – Ba Na Hills

Located in the Sun World Ba Na Hills ecosystem, the Golden Bridge is the only bridge in Da Nang that does not cross any river, but is also located on a high mountain top, like a silk strip drawn from the heart of the mountain and supported by giant hands. Visitors can visit and be proud of a Vietnamese architectural work that has conquered international media. In addition, Ba Na Hills also gives visitors the experience of four seasons in a day, the natural landscape of the primeval forests on Chua Mountain in a festive atmosphere.

Take a dip in the sea

Tourists coming to Da Nang certainly cannot miss the cool beaches, such as My Khe Beach with thousands of famous beaches, one of the 50 most beautiful beaches on the planet, Nam O Reef, wild and romantic with moss-covered rocks next to the waves, Pham Van Dong Beach - the most modern public beach in Da Nang with full service and tourism facilities, or Ghenh Bang, rustic, with just a few makeshift tents and shops, a few diving goggles from locals for tourists to explore the coral reefs looming right at the water's edge.

Try street food

Walking around the streets of Da Nang, it is not difficult to find a shop selling grilled rice paper or rice crackers, because of its simplicity, not picky about customers, not distinguishing between rich and poor, noble and humble. Loosely leaning against a wooden table, on top are chili and garlic under a tarp or nylon in a small alley. More "luxurious" are the eye-catching, ear-pleasing shrimp pancakes, or the famous dish that always demands Da Nang to compare its name: beef jerky, as if afraid that if brought out of here it will change its family name, so it must be nailed to remember: Da Nang beef jerky.

Explore Son Tra Peninsula

Son Tra is a nature reserve with a diversity of vegetation with 4,000 hectares of forest, 289 species of higher plants with 217 genera and 90 families. Son Tra also has 287 species of animals, 106 species of birds, of which 15 are endangered species. Visitors to Son Tra can also see the colorful coral reef, stretching from 4 to 5 hectares.