Son Tra Peninsula

Son Tra Peninsula, also known as Monkey Mountain, is located in the central region of Vietnam, just a few kilometers away from Da Nang City. It is a popular tourist attraction and is known for its natural beauty, stunning panoramic views, and pristine beaches.

The peninsula covers an area of over 4,400 hectares and features lush tropical forests, hills, and winding roads that offer mesmerizing views of the South China Sea. The highest point of the peninsula is the 696-meter-high Ban Co Peak, which is a perfect spot for those who love trekking and hiking.

One of the most famous attractions on Son Tra Peninsula is the Linh Ung Pagoda, a beautiful temple that houses a 67-meter tall statue of Lady Buddha. Other attractions on the peninsula include the Son Tra Lighthouse, the Tien Sa Lighthouse, the Son Tra Mountain View, and the Ba Na Hill Station.

The peninsula is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including monkeys, pangolins, and various bird species. There are also several beautiful beaches on the peninsula, including My Khe Beach and Tien Sa Beach, which offer great swimming and snorkeling opportunities.

Overall, Son Tra Peninsula is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Vietnam, especially nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone seeking peace and serenity while exploring the country's natural beauty.

Ba Na Hills -

West of the city of Da Nang in the Trng Sn Mountains, in central Vietnam, lies the hill station and resort known as Bà Nà. The station was established in 1919 by French colonists, who promoted it as "the Da Lat of Danang province."

Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture -

In the central Vietnamese city of á Nng, close to the Han River, lies the Museum of Cham Sculpture. The Department of Archaeology of EFEO originally suggested setting up a Cham sculpture museum in Da Nang in 1902.

Cầu sông Hàn - 

A cable-stayed swing bridge across the Han River may be seen at Da Nang, Vietnam. The beaches are to the east of Da Nang and on the west side of the Han River. The Song Han Bridge is closed to vehicular traffic in the middle of the night and swings on its axis to let river-bound cargo traffic pass. 

Massive constructions are supported from the center by new trunks that have developed from their root clusters. For those who enjoy trees, this place is a favorite, especially in the sweltering summertime. From where this tree is situated, you can also view Da Nang, Cham Island, and the entire Son Tra peninsula on clear days.