Расположен рядом с мостом Дракона и фонтаном с головой дракона. Вы можете купить один замок для своего возлюбленного и запереть его вместе на мосту.

Потрясающий пляж протяженностью 20 километров с белым песком и пресной водой.

Outdoor Exhibition Area: See real historical military equipment including fighter planes, tanks, armored vehicles, and heavy artillery captured during the wars — perfect for dramatic photos and a strong visual understanding of the period. Replica of Uncle Ho’s Stilt House & Fish Pond: A peaceful and touching recreation that reflects Ho Chi Minh’s simple lifestyle. Indoor Galleries: Thousands of rare photographs, documents, and artifacts that tell the story of Vietnam’s fight for independence, with special focus on the sacrifices of the people and soldiers in Central Vietnam. Educational & Emotional Value: Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a Vietnamese descendant, or an international traveler, this museum helps you understand the resilience, spirit, and pride of the Vietnamese people. Conveniently located near the Dragon Bridge and city center, with low entrance fees and English information available, it’s an easy and meaningful addition to any Da Nang itinerary.

At the foot of the mountains lies the Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village, a traditional craft community with a history spanning over 400 years. While mass production has grown, a closer look reveals the genuine pride and mastery of local artisans who transform raw blocks of local marble into exquisite sculptures. The steady rhythmic sound of chiseling echoes the endurance of local heritage, bridging the gap between the sacred heights of the peaks and the tactile traditions of the people living below. In essence, the true charm of the Marble Mountains is that it offers far more than a standard tourist viewpoint. It is a sensory journey where the coolness of cave air, the scent of burning incense, the whisper of coastal winds, and centuries of layered spiritual history converge to tell a deeply resonant story of Central Vietnam.