Da Nang’s most Instagrammable views
Let’s dive into the enchanting world of Da Nang, where every corner seems to have been designed for Instagram-worthy moments. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor, these picturesque spots will leave you in awe and inspire your followers. So grab your camera, adjust your angles, and get ready to explore Da Nang’s most Instagrammable views!
1. Ba Na Hills: Situated over 20 km away from Da Nang downtown, Ba Na Hills is part of the Sun World Amusement Park Group. It stands at an impressive elevation of 1,487 meters above sea level, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Ba Na Hills is often referred to as “heaven on earth” due to its spectacular climate and otherworldly natural beauty. You can experience the typical rotation of four seasons in a single day, making it a unique and enchanting place.
1. Ba Na Hills: Situated over 20 km away from Da Nang downtown, Ba Na Hills is part of the Sun World Amusement Park Group. It stands at an impressive elevation of 1,487 meters above sea level, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Ba Na Hills is often referred to as “heaven on earth” due to its spectacular climate and otherworldly natural beauty. You can experience the typical rotation of four seasons in a single day, making it a unique and enchanting place.
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2. Linh Ung Pagoda: Linh Ung Pagoda sits approximately 10 km northeast of Da Nang city center, perched at an elevation of 693 meters above sea level. The pagoda overlooks the East Sea and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The pagoda’s strategic location allows panoramic views. To the left, you can see Cu Lao Cham island, while to the right lies the romantic Han River and the majestic Hai Van mountain. It’s where the sea, mountains, and sky converge, creating a sense of tranquility.
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3. Lady Buddha statue: Lady Buddha Da Nang, standing tall at 67 meters, graces the landscape like a serene guardian. Located at Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula, this magnificent statue overlooks the sea, its kind eyes gazing down upon the world. Imagine a hand exorcizing negative energies while the other holds a bottle of holy water, sprinkling peace upon offshore fishermen. The statue’s lotus-shaped base, with a diameter of 35 meters, provides a tranquil setting for contemplation.
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4. Marble Mountains: The Marble Mountains form a captivating cluster of five marble and limestone hills located in Ngu Hanh Son District, just south of Da Nang city in Vietnam. Each of the five mountains is named after one of the five elements: Kim (metal), Moc (wood), Thuy (water), Hoa (fire), Tho (earth). These mountains are riddled with cave entrances and numerous tunnels. Among them, Mount Thuy is the only one accessible to visitors. You can climb its 156 steps to reach the summit, where you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding area and the other marble peaks.
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5. Hai Van Pass: Snaking through the coast and mountains, the Hai Van Pass offers breathtaking vistas. At 1,640 feet (500 meters) in altitude, it’s Vietnam’s highest pass. As you travel over the pass, you’ll witness stunning vistas. The road winds through steep hills, surrounded by lush tropical jungle. Views extend out over the ocean and white sand beaches. From the southern side, you’ll see the entire curve of Da Nang, while the sparkling Lang Co Beach unfolds on the northern side.
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6. My Khe Beach: My Khe Beach, is a stunning coastal gem located in Da Nang. It features a long stretch of fine sand, spanning approximately 3 kilometers along the Da Nang foreshore; clear, unpolluted waters with no rocks, making it ideal for swimming and water activities; shady palm trees lining the beach, providing a relaxing atmosphere and a paved esplanade running parallel to the beach, perfect for leisurely strolls. You can enjoy various activities, including beach games, sand art, and relaxation. There are also food stalls and options to rent chairs.
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7. Dragon Bridge: Dragon Bridge is a remarkable bridge spanning Han River. The bridge was designed by the US-based Ammann & Whitney Consulting Engineers in collaboration with the Louis Berger Group. This 2,185-foot (666-meter) long bridge, shaped like a dragon, lights up spectacularly every weekend with fire and water displays.
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8. Han River: Han River is a significant waterway in the South Central Coast region of Vietnam. The Han River originates in Quang Nam Province and flows through the vibrant city of Da Nang, spanning approximately 7 kilometers. It then continues through Quang Nam Province before finally emptying into the South China Sea. Whether you’re admiring the bridges or strolling along its banks, the Han River holds a special place in Da Nang’s heart.
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9. Da Nang Children's Cultural Palace: Da Nang Children's Cultural Palace spans 3 floors and includes multipurpose areas, play and entertainment zones, classrooms, a library, auditoriums, and more; the central area features outdoor spaces, gardens, and communal activity areas; auxiliary facilities are also available. The vertical faces are adorned with rotating animal figures surrounding the structure in vibrant colors. Investing in the construction of the Children's Cultural Palace contributes to the overall architectural highlight of Da Nang City.
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10. Thuan Phuoc Field: Covering nearly 70 hectares, Thuận Phước Field sits beneath the Thuận Phước Bridge, 3 kilometers east of downtown Da Nang in Son Tra District, Da Nang. Dubbed as a miniature Europe in the heart of Da Nang, visiting Thuan Phuoc Field allows you to admire the exquisite architecture of European countryside scenes, especially reminiscent of the Netherlands with its iconic windmills, charming small houses with characteristic white-painted fences, and the beauty of lush green fields and meadows.
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As the sun sets over the Marble Mountains, casting a warm glow on the Lady Buddha statue, you’ll realize that Da Nang is more than just a city—it’s a canvas waiting for your creative eye. So, whether you’re sipping coconut water on My Khe Beach or capturing the fiery spectacle of the Dragon Bridge, remember that these moments are not just pixels on a screen; they’re memories etched in time. Da Nang’s beauty is boundless, and as you sign off your blog post, let your readers know that this coastal gem is waiting to be explored, one snapshot at a time. Until next time, happy snapping!
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