Danang is Vietnam's fourth-largest city, situated in the country's central region. It is often referred as the ‘Saigon of the North' because the deep-sea port city in the middle of the country serves as the economic hub between the north and the south. Danang has it all with beaches, hills, heritage buildings and its agreeable climate makes the city even more desirable. You can start off the day with cyclo ride, visiting the local market and the Marble Mountains. There are plenty more stops for you to explore including the caves temples, shrines and pagodas.
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Where and What to Eat in Da Nang
Vietnamese cuisine has made its name not only in Asia but throughout the world. The use of fresh ingredients as well as lot of vegetables makes Vietnamese cuisine one of the healthier foods around. When in Danang, there are quite a few options to choose from, such as the relaxing street-side cafes, tasty noodles joints and the more sophisticated restaurants on the beaches, especially on My Khe Beach (aka China Beach).
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What to See in Da Nang
Beautiful Beaches in Danang
The sea is good for swimming all year round but especially in summer from May to August because of the mild waves, the water temperature and the beach guard team that works from 05:00 to 20:00 every day to ensure tourist safety. Other activities here are fishing, water-skiing, diving and yachting. Most beaches are easily accessible including the famous beach used by American soldiers as a RR base, China Beach (or My Khe Beach). This is a long strand with excellent views of the nearby Marble Mountains. Nam O Beach which is 17 kilometers northwest of Danang offers environmental boat rides to places like Hoa Bac and Hoa Bang. My Khe Beach is very popular among natives and tourists alike and offers many outdoor activities as well as featuring many hotels and restaurants.
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