Da Nang
Da Nang is the 3rd biggest city in Vietnam. For many the most live able city with beaches, mountains, Hoi An and other nearby destinations
Da Nang is the 3rd biggest city in Vietnam. For many the most live able city with beaches, mountains, Hoi An and other nearby destinations
With such a long coastline it is no wonder that Vietnam had a huge fishing industry.
The Hai Van pass is a lovely coastal road between Da Nang and Lang Co beach. Heading further north you will cross into the North Central region arriving in Hue.
The Unexco city of Hoi An is a major tourist draw for both domestic and international visitors. When first time visitors to Vietnam are asked their favorite spot it is often Hoi An. I lived in Hoi An for 6 years and it is a magical place. The ancient village area can be quite crowded, particularly during the evening hours. Even with the crowds though…
The imperial city of Hue is a Unexco world heritage site. It was the capital of Vietnam from 1802 to 1945 under the Nguyen Dynasty. It is around 1-2 hours north of Da Nang. A very underrated destination in Vietnam, it is rich in history. Not really a day trip from Da Nang, plan on a couple of nights to see the highlights. The Citadel…
With a central mountain range running the length of the country plus the norther area bordering China , Vietnam has majestic mountains.
The Cham empire once ruled over much of modern Vietnam and Cambodia. Pushed south by Vietnam and east by the Khmer, the midcoast was the peak and end of their rule. They left behind magnificent towers.
My Son is the largest set of intact Cham ruins.
World-class summer sporting competition in Da Nang.
The backbone of every fishing family.