Da Nang/Hoi An : Marble Mountains, Lady Buddha, Da Nang By Night

A giant statue of Lady Buddha with a beautiful background such as mountains and a huge garden of bonsai would draw your attention. You will definitely get lost in the garden of heaven with gripping stories when gently walking and enjoying a fresh breeze.

ctories of stone sculptures—the most impressive handicrafts village in Danang. Check out the Marble Mountains by climbing up to the top (the elevator is optional). Marble Mountain, also known as Ngu Hanh Son, is a group of five limestone and marble hills. It looks like five fingers lying close to the sea. It features caves, caverns, pagodas, stairs, and two viewing points. The mountains are home to Buddhist sanctuaries and Hindu grottoes, popular places of worship for the local population. It's a must-see destination for nature lovers who want a respite from the busy urban areas. Keep going to see the biggest fascinating cave named Âm Phủ Cave. You will learn the interesting philosophies of Buddhism and take photos of amazing natural creations.

Enjoy a delicious meal accompanied by a refreshing cold beer or a soft drink of your choice.

And it is definitely a great choice for experiencing the modern and sparkling vibe along the Han-Da Nang River. The Dragon Bridge in Da Nang has become a symbol of a flourishing city and has been entertaining visitors to Vietnam since 2013. Especially on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights, the cruise will finish at the Dragon Bridge, where the dragon starts to breathe fire followed by water in a display that lasts for 10 minutes at 9:00 pm. 9.30 PM: Transfer back to the hotel. Tour ends.