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4.8

Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge

A world-class resort complex famous for the Golden Bridge held by two giant stone hands.

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4.7

My Khe Beach

One of the most charming beaches on the planet with fine white sand and clear blue water.

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4.8

Dragon Bridge

Iconic bridge in the shape of a dragon that breathes fire and water on weekends.

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4.8

Son Tra Peninsula

A lush biological reserve and home to the 67m tall Lady Buddha statue.

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4.5

Marble Mountains

Five limestone peaks representing the five elements, filled with mystical caves and pagodas.

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4.9

Hoi An Ancient Town

UNESCO World Heritage site known for its yellow houses, ancient history, and silk lanterns.

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4.6

My Son Sanctuary

Ancient Hindu temple ruins of the Champa Kingdom, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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4.7

Mother Thu Monument

Vietnam's largest monument dedicated to Heroic Mothers, modeled after Nguyen Thi Thu.

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4.5

Tam Thanh Mural Village

The first mural village in Vietnam. Over 100 houses in this fishing village were painted with vivid murals by Korean and Vietnamese artists, transforming an impoverished community into a popular creative tourism destination.

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4.4

Mì Quảng Bà Mua

A legendary culinary institution serving Da Nang's signature dish, Mi Quang — wide turmeric-tinted rice noodles topped with rich broth, protein, fresh herbs, roasted peanuts, and crispy rice paper. A deeply authentic Central Vietnamese dining experience.

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4.6

Bún Chả Cá Hờn

The gold standard for Bun Cha Ca (Fish Cake Noodle Soup). A sweet and tangy broth made from fish bones, pineapple, tomato, and bamboo shoots, served with plump fried and steamed fish cakes alongside vermicelli noodles.

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4.8

Cao Lầu Thanh

One of the oldest, most authentic spots for Cao Lau — Hoi An's quintessential dish. Thick, chewy rice noodles made with water from the ancient Ba Le well, tossed with savory roasted pork, pork crackling, and local greens.

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4.6

Bánh Xèo Bà Dưỡng

The most celebrated spot in Da Nang for Banh Xeo (sizzling Vietnamese crepes) and Nem Lui (lemongrass pork skewers). Ultra-crispy turmeric rice batters filled with shrimp, pork, and beansprouts, paired with a secret warm peanut-pork liver dipping sauce.

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4.3

Sky36 Bar

Perched atop the Novotel Danang Premier Han River, Sky36 is the highest rooftop bar in Vietnam. Featuring luxurious neon-lit decor, deep house grooves by international DJs, and sweeping 360-degree panoramic views of the illuminated city.

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