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<\/p>\nFive days in Da Nang is an ideal amount of time for first-time visitors who want to experience the best of Central Vietnam without changing hotels every night or rushing from one destination to another.<\/p>\n
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Da Nang is much more than a beach city. Its location places you within easy reach of some of Central Vietnam’s most memorable attractions: the forested Son Tra Peninsula, beautiful My Khe Beach, the spectacular Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills, the ancient Cham temples of My Son Sanctuary, the caves and pagodas of Marble Mountains, the coconut forests near Hoi An, the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An Ancient Town, the legendary Hai Van Pass, and the imperial heritage of Hue.<\/p>\n
This Da Nang 5-day itinerary<\/strong> has been designed to combine all of these experiences in a logical route while still leaving enough time to enjoy your holiday.<\/p>\n Instead of trying to see everything at once, each day has a clear focus:<\/p>\n Day 1:<\/strong> Da Nang Arrival + Complete Da Nang City Tour It is an excellent itinerary for couples, families, groups of friends, and first-time international visitors who want to use Da Nang as their base for exploring Central Vietnam.<\/p>\n For broader planning advice before your trip, start with our Da Nang Travel Guide 2027<\/a>.<\/p>\n Da Nang Airport \u2192 Hotel \u2192 Son Tra Peninsula \u2192 Linh Ung Pagoda \u2192 My Khe Beach \u2192 Marble Mountains \u2192 Da Nang Cathedral \u2192 Han Market \u2192 Dinner \u2192 Night Market \u2192 Dragon Bridge<\/strong><\/p>\n Hotel \u2192 Ba Na Hills \u2192 Golden Bridge \u2192 Le Jardin D’Amour \u2192 French Village \u2192 Fantasy Park \u2192 Hotel \u2192 Free Evening<\/strong><\/p>\n Da Nang \u2192 My Son Sanctuary \u2192 Marble Mountains if not visited Day 1 \u2192 Cam Thanh Coconut Village \u2192 Hoi An Ancient Town \u2192 Lantern Evening \u2192 Da Nang<\/strong><\/p>\n Da Nang \u2192 Hai Van Pass \u2192 Lang Co \u2192 Lap An Lagoon \u2192 Khai Dinh Tomb \u2192 Hue Imperial City \u2192 Thien Mu Pagoda \u2192 Da Nang<\/strong><\/p>\n Hotel \u2192 Han Market \/ Con Market \/ Shopping \u2192 Lunch \u2192 Hotel \u2192 Da Nang International Airport<\/strong><\/p>\n Now, let’s look at each day in detail.<\/p>\n Your Central Vietnam adventure begins at Da Nang International Airport (DAD)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Da Nang Airport is conveniently located close to the city center, so you do not need to spend your first day sitting in a vehicle for hours.<\/p>\n After meeting your driver, transfer to your hotel to leave your luggage or check in if the room is available.<\/p>\n Travelers who want transportation arranged before arrival can use our Da Nang Airport Transportation<\/a>.<\/p>\n If your flight arrives early enough, Day 1 can become an excellent introduction to Da Nang.<\/p>\n Rather than immediately taking a long-distance day trip, spend your first day discovering the city’s major landmarks.<\/p>\n Start your sightseeing on Son Tra Peninsula<\/strong>, the green mountain dominating the northern end of Da Nang’s coastline.<\/p>\n Son Tra provides a completely different atmosphere from downtown Da Nang.<\/p>\n Within a short drive, modern hotels and busy streets give way to forested hills, ocean viewpoints, winding coastal roads, and peaceful Buddhist sites.<\/p>\n The peninsula is also one of the best places to appreciate Da Nang’s geography. From several viewpoints, you can see the coastline stretching toward My Khe Beach and the modern city beyond.<\/p>\n For transportation, see our Private Car Da Nang to Son Tra Peninsula<\/a>.<\/p>\n Linh Ung Pagoda & Lady Buddha<\/strong><\/em><\/div>\n The main stop for most first-time visitors to Son Tra is Linh Ung Pagoda<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The enormous white Lady Buddha statue overlooking the sea is visible from many parts of Da Nang.<\/p>\n Take your time walking around the temple grounds.<\/p>\n From here, you can enjoy impressive views across:<\/p>\n The combination of Buddhist architecture, gardens, ocean scenery, and city views makes Linh Ung Pagoda one of the best places to begin a Da Nang holiday.<\/p>\n Remember that this is an active religious site. Dress respectfully and behave quietly around worship areas.<\/p>\n Continue south along the coast toward My Khe Beach<\/strong>.<\/p>\n My Khe is one of the city’s most recognizable natural attractions and is easily accessible from most beachfront hotels.<\/p>\n You do not necessarily need to spend several hours here on your first day.<\/p>\n A short stop gives you time to walk beside the sea, take photographs, have a drink at a beachfront caf\u00e9, or simply relax after your flight.<\/p>\n If you are staying near the beach, you can return on another morning for swimming or sunrise.<\/p>\n For more information about the city’s coastline, read our Da Nang Beaches Guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n Continue south toward Marble Mountains<\/strong>, locally known as Ngu Hanh Son<\/strong>.<\/p>\n This group of limestone and marble hills is one of Da Nang’s most important cultural and natural attractions.<\/p>\n Unlike a simple viewpoint, Marble Mountains contains a fascinating combination of:<\/p>\n One of the most memorable aspects of visiting Marble Mountains is entering the caves, where natural openings in the rock allow shafts of sunlight to illuminate shrines and Buddhist statues.<\/p>\n Visitors should be aware that some sections involve steep stairs and uneven surfaces.<\/p>\n If you are traveling with senior family members, young children, or anyone with limited mobility, plan the visit according to their comfort level.<\/p>\n Our Marble Mountains Complete Guide<\/a> provides more information before your visit.<\/p>\n Should You Visit Marble Mountains on Day 1 or Day 3?<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n This itinerary is intentionally flexible.<\/p>\n If your flight arrives early and everyone still has enough energy, visit Marble Mountains on Day 1.<\/p>\n If you arrive later or feel tired after your flight, move Marble Mountains to Day 3 because it fits naturally on the route toward Hoi An.<\/p>\n That is one of the advantages of a five-day itinerary: you do not have to force every attraction into a rigid schedule.<\/p>\n Return toward downtown Da Nang and stop at Da Nang Cathedral<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The church is easy to recognize because of its distinctive pink exterior.<\/p>\n It provides an interesting contrast with the Buddhist temples and natural attractions visited earlier in the day.<\/p>\n Because it is located in central Da Nang, it can easily be combined with Han Market and the Han River area.<\/p>\n A short distance from Da Nang Cathedral is Han Market<\/strong>, one of the city’s best-known traditional markets.<\/p>\n This is a good place to experience the commercial side of everyday Da Nang.<\/p>\n You can browse:<\/p>\n You do not need to complete all your shopping today because Day 5 is specifically designed to give you additional shopping time.<\/p>\n Instead, use this first visit to look around and understand what is available.<\/p>\n After sightseeing, take a break for dinner.<\/p>\n Da Nang has an excellent food scene ranging from inexpensive local restaurants to seafood restaurants, international cuisine, rooftop bars, and beachfront dining.<\/p>\n Some dishes worth trying during your stay include:<\/p>\n For more food ideas, see our Da Nang Must-Try Foods Guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n After dinner, visit one of Da Nang’s night markets.<\/p>\n Night markets are enjoyable places to browse souvenirs, street food, snacks, small gifts, and local products.<\/p>\n Read our Da Nang Night Market Guide<\/a> for more information.<\/p>\n If Day 1 falls on a night when the Dragon Bridge fire and water show<\/strong> is operating, this is an excellent way to finish your first evening.<\/p>\n Dragon Bridge is one of modern Da Nang’s most recognizable landmarks.<\/p>\n At night, the dragon-shaped structure is illuminated, and during scheduled performances the dragon breathes fire and sprays water.<\/p>\n Because the surrounding streets can become busy, arrive before the performance rather than at the last minute.<\/p>\n Check our Dragon Bridge Fire Show Guide<\/a> when planning your evening.<\/p>\n Da Nang Airport \u2192 Hotel \u2192 Son Tra Peninsula \u2192 Linh Ung Pagoda \u2192 My Khe Beach \u2192 Marble Mountains \u2192 Da Nang Cathedral \u2192 Han Market \u2192 Dinner \u2192 Night Market \u2192 Dragon Bridge \u2192 Hotel<\/strong><\/p>\n If your arrival is late, simply shorten the itinerary and move Marble Mountains or other attractions to another day.<\/p>\n After exploring Da Nang, Day 2 takes you into the mountains.<\/p>\n Today is dedicated almost entirely to Ba Na Hills<\/strong>.<\/p>\n This is important because one of the most common itinerary mistakes is trying to combine Ba Na Hills with too many unrelated attractions.<\/p>\n Ba Na Hills is not a quick photo stop.<\/p>\n Transportation, cable cars, walking, queues, meals, weather, and sightseeing all require time.<\/p>\n For most travelers, 5\u20136 hours at Ba Na Hills<\/strong> provides a much more comfortable experience.<\/p>\n An early departure from your hotel gives you more flexibility.<\/p>\n The drive takes you away from Da Nang’s coastline and through the countryside toward the foothills west of the city.<\/p>\n Once you arrive, continue by cable car into the mountains.<\/p>\n The most famous attraction at Ba Na Hills is undoubtedly the Golden Bridge<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The bridge appears to be held above the mountains by two giant stone hands and has become one of the most photographed modern landmarks in Vietnam.<\/p>\n The experience depends considerably on weather conditions.<\/p>\n At times you may have wide mountain views. At other times, clouds and mist create a completely different atmosphere.<\/p>\n For planning advice, read our Best Time to Visit the Golden Bridge<\/a>.<\/p>\n After seeing the Golden Bridge, continue through the nearby garden areas.<\/p>\n Le Jardin D’Amour contains landscaped gardens and European-inspired spaces that are particularly popular with photographers and couples.<\/p>\n Do not rush immediately toward the next cable car.<\/p>\n Take some time to explore this section before continuing higher into the complex.<\/p>\n The French Village is another major part of Ba Na Hills.<\/p>\n Its European-inspired architecture creates a very different atmosphere from the traditional Vietnamese attractions you will visit during the rest of the itinerary.<\/p>\n You can walk through plazas, photograph the architecture, stop for coffee, or have lunch.<\/p>\n Families traveling with children may want to spend additional time at Fantasy Park.<\/p>\n This makes Ba Na Hills especially useful in a family itinerary because the day combines scenery, photography, cable cars, architecture, and entertainment.<\/p>\n Families planning a Central Vietnam holiday should also read our Da Nang Family Travel Guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n Most visitors spend approximately 5\u20136 hours<\/strong> at Ba Na Hills.<\/p>\n Trying to leave too early may mean rushing through the attractions you traveled all the way into the mountains to see.<\/p>\n At the same time, you do not necessarily need to stay until late evening.<\/p>\n A morning departure from Da Nang and afternoon return works well for most travelers.<\/p>\n Our Ba Na Hills Travel Guide<\/a> contains additional information.<\/p>\n For private transportation, see:<\/p>\n Private Car from Da Nang to Ba Na Hills<\/a><\/p>\n Day 2 Evening: Free Time in Da Nang<\/strong><\/p>\n After returning from Ba Na Hills, keep the evening free.<\/p>\n This is deliberate.<\/p>\n A good itinerary needs downtime.<\/p>\n After several hours of walking at Ba Na Hills, you may prefer to:<\/p>\n Couples can find additional evening and romantic ideas in our Da Nang for Couples Guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n Da Nang Hotel \u2192 Ba Na Hills \u2192 Golden Bridge \u2192 Gardens \u2192 French Village \u2192 Fantasy Park \u2192 Da Nang Hotel \u2192 Free Evening<\/strong><\/p>\n Day 3 is one of the most culturally diverse days of this five-day journey.<\/p>\n You will move from the ancient Cham civilization at My Son to Buddhist caves at Marble Mountains, traditional coconut forests, and finally the historic streets of Hoi An.<\/p>\n It is a full day, so an early start is recommended.<\/p>\n Leave Da Nang in the morning and travel into the countryside toward My Son Sanctuary<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The changing landscape is part of the experience. Modern Da Nang gradually disappears and is replaced by smaller towns, farmland, villages, and mountains.<\/p>\n My Son was one of the most important religious centers of the ancient Champa Kingdom.<\/p>\n The temple complex lies in a green valley surrounded by mountains.<\/p>\n Although some structures were damaged over centuries of conflict and weathering, the remaining architecture provides an important window into the history of the Cham civilization.<\/p>\n Allow enough time to explore rather than simply walking to the first temple group and leaving.<\/p>\n A normal visit can include:<\/p>\n Morning is generally more comfortable for walking, especially during warmer months.<\/p>\n Read our Best Time to Visit My Son Sanctuary<\/a>.<\/p>\n Private transportation is available through our Da Nang to My Son Private Car<\/a>.<\/p>\n After My Son, take time for lunch before continuing.<\/p>\n Do not underestimate the value of this break.<\/p>\n Day 3 contains several attractions and considerable walking. A relaxed lunch gives everyone time to recharge before the afternoon and evening program.<\/p>\n Continue toward Cam Thanh Coconut Village<\/strong>, near Hoi An.<\/p>\n The water coconut forest offers a completely different experience from temples and historical monuments.<\/p>\n The area is famous for its traditional round basket boats.<\/p>\n During a basket boat experience, you can travel through narrow waterways surrounded by water coconut palms.<\/p>\n For families and groups, this can be one of the most entertaining parts of the trip.<\/p>\n Read more about The Coconut Forest of Hoi An<\/a>.<\/p>\n Continue to Hoi An Ancient Town<\/strong> in the afternoon.<\/p>\n This timing is intentional.<\/p>\n If you arrive too early, you may experience the old town only during daylight.<\/p>\n Arriving later allows you to see two different versions of Hoi An:<\/p>\n Hoi An by day<\/strong> \u2013 architecture, yellow houses, temples, shops and historical buildings.<\/p>\n Hoi An by night<\/strong> \u2013 lanterns, riverside lights, restaurants and a completely different atmosphere.<\/p>\n Take your time exploring on foot.<\/p>\n Popular sights and experiences include:<\/p>\n For first-time visitors, our Hoi An Travel Guide<\/a> provides more detailed advice.<\/p>\n As sunset approaches, lanterns begin illuminating the streets and riverfront.<\/p>\n This is the Hoi An atmosphere that many travelers come specifically to experience.<\/p>\n Have dinner in or near the old town and spend some time walking along the river.<\/p>\n You may also choose a short lantern boat ride.<\/p>\n There is no need to rush back to Da Nang immediately after sunset. The evening atmosphere is one of the main reasons to include Hoi An in your Central Vietnam itinerary.<\/p>\n For travelers who prefer direct private transportation between the two cities, see our Da Nang to Hoi An Round Trip Private Car<\/a>.<\/p>\n Da Nang \u2192 My Son Sanctuary \u2192 Lunch \u2192 Marble Mountains (if required) \u2192 Coconut Village \u2192 Hoi An Ancient Town \u2192 Dinner \u2192 Lantern Evening \u2192 Da Nang<\/strong><\/p>\n This is a full sightseeing day, but the route combines several very different experiences without unnecessary backtracking.<\/p>\n Day 4 takes you north from Da Nang to Hue.<\/p>\n For many travelers, the journey itself becomes one of the highlights of the holiday.<\/p>\n Instead of simply using the road tunnel and reaching Hue as quickly as possible, this itinerary follows the scenic route across Hai Van Pass<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Hai Van translates approximately as Ocean Cloud Pass<\/strong>, an appropriate name for a mountain route that rises between the coastline and forested mountains.<\/p>\n The road provides panoramic views over the sea and surrounding landscape.<\/p>\n There are several opportunities for photography along the route.<\/p>\n Depending on weather conditions, you may see:<\/p>\n Travelers interested in road trips and photography should not treat Hai Van Pass simply as transportation between Da Nang and Hue.<\/p>\n It is an attraction in its own right.<\/p>\n Read our Hai Van Pass, Lang Co & Lap An Lagoon Guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n After descending from Hai Van Pass, stop around Lang Co<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The area sits between mountains, lagoon, and sea, creating one of the most attractive natural landscapes along this route.<\/p>\n A brief stop is usually enough because Hue remains the main destination of the day.<\/p>\n Continue toward Lap An Lagoon<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The lagoon provides another opportunity for photographs and a short break before continuing toward Hue.<\/p>\n Depending on the water level and weather, the appearance of the lagoon can change considerably.<\/p>\n For additional information, read our guide to Lap An Lagoon & Lang Co Bay<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hue feels very different from Da Nang.<\/p>\n While Da Nang is modern, energetic, and coastal, Hue is strongly associated with imperial history, traditional architecture, pagodas, royal tombs, and the Perfume River.<\/p>\n Hue served as the imperial capital under the Nguyen Dynasty, and much of today’s sightseeing revolves around this royal heritage.<\/p>\n One of the most interesting royal tombs to include on a one-day Hue trip is Khai Dinh Tomb<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The complex is smaller than some of Hue’s other imperial tombs, making it practical for a day trip.<\/p>\n Its architecture combines Vietnamese and foreign influences, while the richly decorated interior is particularly memorable.<\/p>\n Be prepared for stairs.<\/p>\n Hue has its own distinctive cuisine, so lunch should be treated as part of the experience rather than simply a necessary stop.<\/p>\n Depending on your preferences, try local specialties such as:<\/p>\n A relaxed lunch also provides a useful rest before exploring the Imperial City.<\/p>\n The Imperial City<\/strong> should be the main historical attraction of your Hue visit.<\/p>\n Allow enough time.<\/p>\n This is a large historic complex, not a single palace.<\/p>\n Inside and around the former imperial center, you can see monumental gates, courtyards, temples, royal buildings, gardens, and architectural remains connected with Vietnam’s Nguyen Dynasty.<\/p>\n Travelers interested in history may easily spend several hours here.<\/p>\n Trying to complete the Imperial City in 30 minutes would miss the purpose of traveling all the way to Hue.<\/p>\n If time and energy allow, continue to Thien Mu Pagoda<\/strong> overlooking the Perfume River.<\/p>\n The pagoda is one of Hue’s most recognizable religious landmarks.<\/p>\n It provides a peaceful final stop before beginning the return journey to Da Nang.<\/p>\n For the return journey, you do not necessarily need to cross Hai Van Pass again.<\/p>\n After a long sightseeing day, returning through the tunnel can reduce travel time and make the evening more comfortable.<\/p>\n For private transportation, see our Da Nang to Hue Day Trip by Private Car<\/a>.<\/p>\n Da Nang \u2192 Hai Van Pass \u2192 Lang Co \u2192 Lap An Lagoon \u2192 Khai Dinh Tomb \u2192 Lunch \u2192 Hue Imperial City \u2192 Thien Mu Pagoda \u2192 Da Nang<\/strong><\/p>\n This will be one of the longest days of the trip, but it combines some of Central Vietnam’s best scenery, food, history, and culture.<\/p>\n Your final day should be intentionally easy.<\/p>\n After four days of sightseeing, there is little benefit in scheduling another distant attraction immediately before your flight.<\/p>\n Instead, use Day 5 for breakfast, shopping, coffee, souvenirs, packing, and a comfortable airport transfer.<\/p>\n There is no need for another 7:00 AM departure unless your flight requires it.<\/p>\n Have breakfast at the hotel, take a final walk along the beach, or enjoy Vietnamese coffee.<\/p>\n This slower morning provides a pleasant ending to an otherwise active itinerary.<\/p>\n Depending on what you want to buy, several areas are convenient.<\/p>\n If you visited Han Market briefly on Day 1, return today for final purchases.<\/p>\n Possible souvenirs include:<\/p>\n Travelers interested in a more local market atmosphere can also visit Con Market.<\/p>\n It is particularly interesting for food, local products, and everyday shopping.<\/p>\n If you prefer fixed prices and air-conditioned shopping, Da Nang also has supermarkets and modern shopping centers where you can purchase packaged food, coffee, snacks, and practical travel items.<\/p>\n If your flight departs in the afternoon or evening, have one final Vietnamese meal before leaving.<\/p>\n You could return to your favorite dish from earlier in the trip or try something you missed.<\/p>\n Then return to your hotel, collect your luggage, and meet your driver.<\/p>\n Da Nang Airport is close to the city center, but you should still allow enough time for traffic, luggage handling, check-in, immigration, and security procedures.<\/p>\n Avoid planning sightseeing right up to your flight departure time.<\/p>\n A comfortable final day is far better than ending your holiday stressed about missing a flight.<\/p>\n See our Da Nang Airport Transportation<\/a> for private airport transfers.<\/p>\n Hotel \u2192 Breakfast \u2192 Shopping \u2192 Lunch \u2192 Hotel\/Luggage Collection \u2192 Da Nang International Airport<\/strong><\/p>\n For this particular itinerary, staying in Da Nang for all four nights<\/strong> is very convenient.<\/p>\n You avoid repeatedly packing and unpacking luggage, and Da Nang works well as a central base for all four directions:<\/p>\n West:<\/strong> Ba Na Hills Two areas are especially convenient.<\/p>\n Choose this area if you prioritize:<\/p>\n Choose the city center if you prefer:<\/p>\n Read our detailed guide to Where to Stay in Da Nang<\/a> before booking accommodation.<\/p>\n Yes, but families with young children should adjust the pace.<\/p>\n Do not feel obligated to complete every attraction.<\/p>\n For example, if children become tired on Day 3, skip Marble Mountains if you already visited it on Day 1 and spend more relaxed time in Hoi An.<\/p>\n Ba Na Hills, Coconut Village, beaches, Hoi An, and the Dragon Bridge are particularly popular family experiences.<\/p>\n Parents can read our Da Nang Family Travel Guide: Best Things to Do with Kids<\/a> for additional ideas.<\/p>\n Absolutely.<\/p>\n Couples can make the itinerary more romantic by allowing additional time for:<\/p>\n See our Da Nang for Couples: Best Romantic Places & Things to Do<\/a> for more inspiration.<\/p>\n Senior travelers can also follow this itinerary, but walking requirements should be considered carefully.<\/p>\n Marble Mountains, My Son, Ba Na Hills, and Hue Imperial City can involve considerable walking.<\/p>\n Khai Dinh Tomb also includes stairs.<\/p>\n The itinerary should therefore remain flexible.<\/p>\n A private vehicle can be particularly useful because travelers can rest between attractions and skip individual stops if necessary.<\/p>\n Da Nang can be visited throughout the year, but weather affects different parts of this itinerary in different ways.<\/p>\n Beach conditions influence My Khe.<\/p>\n Cloud and fog can affect views at Ba Na Hills and Hai Van Pass.<\/p>\n Rain can make outdoor walking less comfortable in Hoi An, My Son, and Hue.<\/p>\n Therefore, rather than thinking only about “good season” and “bad season,” check conditions for the specific activities you plan to do.<\/p>\n Our Best Time to Visit Da Nang<\/a> explains the seasons in greater detail.<\/p>\n You do not need specialist equipment, but several items will make the trip more comfortable:<\/p>\n Ba Na Hills and Hai Van Pass can feel cooler than central Da Nang, particularly when conditions are cloudy or windy.<\/p>\n Short journeys within central Da Nang can be handled in several ways.<\/p>\n However, this itinerary includes multiple destinations outside the city:<\/p>\n For these longer routes, transportation planning becomes more important.<\/p>\n
\nDay 2:<\/strong> Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge + Free Evening
\nDay 3:<\/strong> My Son Sanctuary + Marble Mountains + Coconut Village + Hoi An Ancient Town
\nDay 4:<\/strong> Hai Van Pass + Lang Co + Hue Imperial City
\nDay 5:<\/strong> Shopping + Airport Transfer + Departure<\/p>\n\n
\n<\/div>\nDa Nang 5-Day Itinerary at a Glance<\/h2>\n
Day 1 \u2013 Arrival & Da Nang City Tour<\/h3>\n
Day 2 \u2013 Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge<\/h3>\n
Day 3 \u2013 My Son, Coconut Village & Hoi An<\/h3>\n
Day 4 \u2013 Hai Van Pass & Hue<\/h3>\n
Day 5 \u2013 Shopping & Departure<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nDAY 1: DA NANG ARRIVAL & COMPLETE CITY TOUR<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nStop 4: Da Nang Cathedral<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nEvening: Dinner & Da Nang Night Market<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nDAY 2: BA NA HILLS & GOLDEN BRIDGE<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nStart Early from Da Nang<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nGolden Bridge<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nDAY 3: MY SON SANCTUARY \u2013 MARBLE MOUNTAINS \u2013 COCONUT VILLAGE \u2013 HOI AN<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nMorning: Da Nang to My Son Sanctuary<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nCam Thanh Coconut Village<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nLate Afternoon: Hoi An Ancient Town<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nDAY 4: HAI VAN PASS \u2013 LANG CO \u2013 HUE IMPERIAL CITY<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nHai Van Pass<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nLang Co Bay<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nLap An Lagoon<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nWelcome to Hue<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nKhai Dinh Tomb<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nHue Imperial City<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nThien Mu Pagoda<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nReturning to Da Nang<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nDAY 5: SHOPPING \u2013 RELAX \u2013 DA NANG AIRPORT DEPARTURE<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nEnjoy a Relaxed Breakfast<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nShopping in Da Nang<\/h3>\n
Han Market<\/h4>\n
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Con Market<\/h4>\n
Supermarkets & Shopping Centers<\/h4>\n
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\n<\/div>\nLast Vietnamese Lunch<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nTransfer to Da Nang International Airport<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nWhere Should You Stay During This 5-Day Trip?<\/h2>\n
\nSouth:<\/strong> My Son & Hoi An
\nNorth:<\/strong> Hai Van Pass & Hue
\nWithin the city:<\/strong> Son Tra, beaches, markets and airport<\/p>\nMy Khe Beach Area<\/h3>\n
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Han River \/ City Center<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nIs This Da Nang 5-Day Itinerary Suitable for Families?<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nIs This Itinerary Good for Couples?<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nWhat About Senior Travelers?<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nBest Time to Follow This Da Nang 5-Day Itinerary<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nWhat to Pack for 5 Days in Central Vietnam<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nHow to Get Around During Your 5-Day Da Nang Trip<\/h2>\n
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