Take a short drive north of Hoi An to Da Nang, a coastal city built around the grand Marble Mountains, on this small group tour. Start your trip at the Mountains: walk around their cavernous caves, explore the temples and grottoes built into the mountains, and take panoramic photographs of the city and nearby Quảng Nam Province. After lunch, drive to My Son Sanctuary, the centuries-old former capital of the Champa Kingdom.

People in Son Tra Peninsula recalled that, at the time of Minh Mang King (Nguyen Dynasty, XIX century), there was a Buddha statue from nowhere to drift on the sandbank here. Believing that was an auspicious sign, people here established a shrine for worship, from that, the region was stable and fishermen could work in peace during a long time. The sandbank where the Buddha statue drifted was then named Bai But (i.e. Buddha land on earth) also was where Ling Ung pagoda erected today.

Han Market is a significant landmark in Da Nang, having been in operation since the French occupancy in the 1940s. This local market is set within a two-storey building at the grand intersection of Tran Phu Street, Bach Dang Street, Hung Vuong Street and Tran Hung Dao Street, where you can find hundreds of stalls selling an array of local produce, handicrafts, T-shirts, and accessories. It’s very much like a miniature version of Ben Tanh Market central market in Ho Chi Minh City, and even if you aren’t necessarily looking to buy anything it still offers a fascinating glimpse into local life in Da Nang.

Love lock bridge Da Nang is one of the wonderful places and an ideal attractions for couples in love. A good place for a walk and sightseeing at night, especially for couples, this is the great chance to visit the wharf and put love padlocks on the romantic bridge.