About Danang

Danang, located in central Vietnam, is preferentially called "the most worth living city in Vietnam" with attractive beaches, diverse landscapes, famous museums, modern shopping areas and large commercial ports. In addition, Danang is the land where three world cultural heritages are connected: Hoian ancient city, My Son Sanctuary, the Imperial City of Hue, making this city an attractive destination for tourists.

Best Time To Visit Danang

The best time in Danang runs from April to September because of mellow temperatures, clear water, azure sky, and lots of sunshine.

Spring
(Jan - Apr)

A bit chilly in the morning

Sea water is very cold

Yellow apricot blossoms bloom

Here come Tet and Spring!

Put warm jacket on when going out

Summer
(Apr - Jun)

Warm summer sunshine

Gentle waves lapping the shore

Tourists flock to the city

Crowded beaches

The most beautiful time of the year

Autumn
(Jul - Sep)

Hot summer

Gentle waves lapping the shore

Best time for water activities

It's cool at night

Enjoy seafood in seaside restaurants

Winter
(Oct - Dec)

Sudden rainstorm hits the land

Fast winds and high waves

A little chilly at night

Mist covers the top of Ba Na

Riding motorbike over Hai Van Pass

Transport

You can pay a visit to Danang by plane, shuttle, railway, or private vehicles. Danang International Airport operates numerous international and domestic routes. The North-South train line, motorbikes, and private cars are also great options for those who love to explore.

Explore Danang

Getting lost in the Cau Tien – A fairytale place separated between the mountains and forests of Da Nang

Located about 30km from the center of Da Nang city, Cui Tien still retains its pristine appearance and is separated from the noise of the outside world. This place is formed from a branch of the North River, creating a blue and clear lake in the heart of the mountains and forests. I don't know if this is the result of nature's ingenious arrangement or if the water has crossed the mountains on its own, weaving through each layer of rock to pour into the deep puddle. When viewed from above, the lake is shaped like a mortar of a fairy, a priceless gift that nature bestows on Da Nang. Coming to Coi Tien, visitors will be immersed in the magnificent natural scenery with quiet forests, calm waters and pristine rocks. The scene here is like a fairy tale, bringing a sense of peace, relaxation and healing to those who come to see it. Cui Tien is still a pristine and unknown tourist coordinate. The terrain is relatively difficult to navigate, creating a seclusion and mystical beauty for this place. Surrounding the lake are the mountains and forests of Hoa Vang district, making the scene more poetic and magnificent. Morocco Tien is the perfect combination of the quiet beauty of the forest, the tranquility of the lake water and the strength of the pristine rocky shores. The best time to explore Morocco Tien is from February to late September or early October. On the way to Coi Tien, visitors should not forget to stop by Ta Lang village and Giang Bi village, which still retain the unique cultural identity of the Co Tu people. Here, you can experience rich cuisine from natural products, explore traditional craft villages such as weaving, carving wooden statues and enjoying the unique Tung Tung Da dances. For those who are looking for a new destination, immerse themselves in nature and enjoy a sense of absolute peace, Cau Tien will definitely be a great choice. Photo: Kim Lien Source: Vntravel

Nature & Adventure 30/09/2024

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