Da Nang is the largest city in the Centre of Vietnam located on the coast of the East Sea and is one of Vietnam's most important port cities. During the Vietnam War, what is now the Da Nang International Airport was a major air base used by the South Vietnamese and United States Air Forces. This town also known as the place where the first American combat troops landed in, marking the direct involvement of the American GI on the Vietnam War.
Today, after breakfast at the hotel, you will have a full day sightseeing of Da Nang.
Visit to Ngu Hanh Son (Marble Mountain), discover the stunning natural caves, enjoying the beautiful view from the top of the mountain, visiting mysterious pagodas and the sculpturing village at the mountain bottom.
Continue to visit to the Da Nang Museum of Champa Sculpture, which shows the most complete collection of rare and valuable items of the famous Cham culture
Following is the Han market, one of the city’s major traditional markets and among its most-visited attractions for both domestic and foreign visitors. This market is well-known for its live and fresh seafood, as well as its fresh fruits and vegetables, and local specialties.
In the afternoon, take a visit to Son Tra Peninsular, used to be the base for US radars, where you enjoy the scenes and atmosphere of the original tropical jungle, visiting the Spanish cemetery, Fairy chess playing ground and if you are lucky, seeing Cha Va monkeys – a kind of rare and endangered primate in the World, having great view of Da Nang from the top of mountain and visiting to the Linh Ung pagoda which houses the huge 67 meter high Quan Yin Buddha statue.
Spend some time in the afternoon to visit and swim at the Nam O Beach where at 9.03am on 8 March 1965, 3,500 US marines disembarked from their landing crafts and waded on to the shores, becoming the first American ground troops to arrive in the country.
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