See the city from the bridges
Da Nang is known as the city of bridges. Visitors can take a walk and see the city at night on the bridges that make up the city's symbols such as the Dragon Bridge, the Han River Rotary Bridge, Tran Thi Ly Bridge, and the Love Bridge. Right near the bridge of love is a carp statue that turns into a dragon. On weekends, tourists often gather crowded at the Dragon Bridge to watch the dragon spray water and fire performance.
The Han River Turning Bridge is also a tourist attraction on weekend nights. On Saturdays and Sundays, the Han River Bridge will rotate 90 degrees from 11 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. The position where the panoramic view can be observed is at the foot of the bridge on the east bank on Bach Dang or Tran Hung Dao road. About 15 minutes before the turning time of the bridge, the two ends of the bridge were asked by vehicles not to move on the bridge.
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Han River cruise at night
At Da Nang marina, Bach Dang Street, there are more than 15 cruise ships that are qualified and licensed to operate and transport passengers participating in nightly Han River cruises. Cruises are usually scheduled to depart at 6 p.m., with the latest departure at 9 p.m.
There are two types of cruises: river cruises and dinner cruises. The sightseeing tour has 4 departures every night with time frames from 18h to 21h, each trip is one hour apart, moving 45 minutes on the river. The ticket price is 150,000 VND per person. The tour combines dinner with two trips a day, departing at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., traveling for an hour and a half on the river, with a ticket price of 500,000 VND per person.
Tickets can be purchased at the pier or booked online. On weekends, there are many passengers, visitors should book tickets a week in advance to choose a beautiful location. Travelers who have booked tickets can cancel and get a refund with 1-2 days' notice.
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See the city at night from above
Sky bars are one of the "nightlife specialties" in Da Nang. Bars are usually located on the high floors of a building or hotel. Some places such as Altitude Pool Bar, Sky 36 bar, Brilliant Top Bar, are familiar to Da Nang tourists. Bars are usually open until 11 p.m. or later until they are full. Visitors looking for a new place can visit Ciela Skybar and Dining, the first place to serve South American cuisine in Da Nang.
Dinner in the city
Many restaurants in Da Nang are open until midnight, giving visitors a variety of choices. Da Nang cuisine at night can be mentioned seafood dishes, soup cakes, bread, fish sauce noodles, durian tea, pork roll rice paper. Visitors can go to the area of Vo Nguyen Giap Street to enjoy seafood at night. There are many shops here with rich dishes and fresh food. Visitors can personally choose fresh seafood as requested, then the restaurant goes to process it every night.
In addition, there are a number of night dining places that open late to 24 hours such as Cho Lon restaurant, Ong Ich Khiem street, Hai Chau district; Ba Be soup cake at Con market; Pham Hong Thai night food street, Pham Hong Thai street, Hai Chau district
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Night beach walk
There are three public beaches, giving visitors space to stroll and enjoy the night view: My Khe beach (Vo Nguyen Giap street, Son Tra district), Non Nuoc beach (Hoa Hai ward, Ngu Hanh Son district), Pham Van Dong beach (Pham Van Dong street, Son Tra district) and My An beach (My An ward, Ngu Hanh Son district). After walking along the coast, visitors can participate in beach entertainment activities such as watching large screen movies, dining, enjoying street art shows, beach art installations
Go to the night market
Da Nang also has busy night markets such as Helio night market (2/9 street, Hai Chau), Son Tra night market (Ly Nam De street intersects with Mai Hac De, Son Tra), Thanh Khe Tay night market (Yen Khe 1 street, Thanh Khe district), Le Duan night market (144 Le Duan, Hai Chau), Hoa Khanh night market (Nguyen Canh Chan street). These are all vibrant shopping and dining paradises at night for both residents and tourists. Markets usually open from 5 p.m. and close at nearly 11 p.m.
According to VnE