The main attractions of Da Nang

Da Nang may not be teeming with attractions, but it offers plenty to see. When foreign tourists arrive, one of the first things they do is purchase a map of Vietnam highlighting Da Nang's sights. The city's beauty extends beyond its rocky and sandy beaches, encompassing picturesque parks and mountain gorges that coexist alongside office buildings and massive shopping centers.

For the best photos of Da Nang's attractions, head to the extensive canal road stretching up to 30 km, offering mesmerizing panoramic views from above.

If you wish to delve deeper into Da Nang's attractions with Russian-speaking guidance, consider hiring a local guide. You can explore the Marble Mountains or visit Batma National Park.

If you're unable to afford a guided tour, you can purchase a sightseeing map of Da Nang and create your own itinerary to explore the city's highlights.

Every guidebook provides a description of a notable Da Nang landmark, such as the Buddha Statue, which is conveniently situated in the city center. One of Da Nang's primary cultural attractions is the Museum of Cham Sculpture, established in 1915 by the French School of Far Eastern Studies. It houses many unique examples of stone carvings.

One of the key architectural landmarks in Da Nang is the Tambao Pagoda. Constructed in 1953, it features a unique blend of French and Chinese architectural styles, setting it apart from other structures in the city.