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Road To Ba Na Hill - The Road To Heavenly Scenery

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What To Expect Ba Na Hill was first discovered and developed by the French in the 1920s, who escaped the summer heat for its cool, mountain air. In the past few years the local authorities have poured money into Ba Na, converting some of the old French villas into guesthouses and restaurants, laying forest trails and a new access road and even putting in a cable car. Description Highlights UNESCO-listed biosphere reserve Ba Na Hill Vong Nguyet Hill Linh Ung Pagoda Old villas of French Fantasy Park Golden Bridge Debay Cellar and Le Jardin D’Amour Flower Garden Old wine tunnel & Orchid Garden Itinerary Your journey begins with hotel pickup then you will be brought to Ba Na Hills which considered as “One temperate place in the tropical forest” because the climate is cool all the year round and you can enjoy four seasons within a single day. Upon arrival, you will admire Ba Na cable cars hold two Guinness World Records: the world’s longest single cable ca...

Explore Da Nang In One Day

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What To Expect Da Nang is a beautiful city near beach landing in the Central of Vietnam. It owns many stunning highlights that we will introduce to you in this Da Nang city tour one day. First, you will see spectacular sites such as Son Tra Peninsula, Marble Mountains, Cham Museum, etc. And then, you also have chance to see and enjoy daily life of locals by visiting Han Market. Description Highlights: Marble Mountains Son Tra Peninsula Cham Museum Dragon Bridge Han Market Itinerary: Begin your day with pickup from your hotel in Da Nang City center and move to Marble Mountains, which is located in Hoa Hai Ward, Ngu Hanh Son District, about 7km from the centre of Da Nang City in the southeast.  Arrive at The Marble Mountains, also referred to as Ngu Hanh Son or Mountains of the Five Elements, consist of five marble mountains. Stone steps carved into the mountain lead to the Tam Thai Pagoda where Phat Di Lac is worshipped. At the back of the pagoda is...