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Mountain of Danang - A Bird's Eye View

Mountain of Danang - A Bird's Eye View
Mountain of Danang - A Bird's Eye View
Mountain of Danang - A Bird's Eye View
Mountain of Danang - A Bird's Eye View
Mountain of Danang - A Bird's Eye View
Mountain of Danang - A Bird's Eye View
Mountain of Danang - A Bird's Eye View
Mountain of Danang - A Bird's Eye View
HIGHLIGHTS
  • Marble Mountain: includes five peaks that symbolize the five fundamental elements of life, Ngu Hanh Son brings you a chance to admire the art of stone carving of local people, the stunning sea view of Da Nang.
  • Hai Van pass: crossing over a spur of Truong Son mountain between Hue and Danang, standing at the altitude of 500m above the sea level, Hai Van Pass is the highest pass in Vietnam. At the peak, you could admire the panoramic view to impressive landscape of Danang, Tien Sa Port, Son Tra peninsula and South China Sea.
ITINERARY

At 08:00am, Cattours pick you up your hotel. We start our day trip with a visit of Marble Mountains also known as Ngu Hanh Son (The Five Element Mountain). Accordingly, there are five separate mountains named after the five basic elements of life (based on Eastern philosophy): Mt. Metal, Mt. Plant, Mt. Water, Mt. Fire, and Mt. Soil. Let’s hike up to the top of Water Mountain for a bird’s eye view of the countryside. 

Optional activity: walk through a re-creation of a Buddhist hell where sinners confess crimes, suffer punishments, and hope to reach heaven’s light called the Hell’s cave in the Marble mountain.

After that we stop to visit a fishing village to watch local fishermen doing their daily works, enjoy the coracle and other fishing boat. Get back our car and begin our journey up to Monkey Mountain. You will experience the lush tropical vistas of the peninsula, home to rare flora and fauna, rising 642 metres above the coast line.   We also stop to visit a helipad that was used by the Americans in Vietnam war. Take your time to enjoy the stunning wide view from the helipad.

Our next stop after lunch is Linh Ung Pagoda. Legend said that at XIX century, the time of Minh Mang King, there was a Buddha statue from nowhere to drift on the sandbank there. Believing that was an auspicious sign, local people established a shrine for worship, from that, the region was stable and fishermen could work in peace. Linh Ung Pagoda is also famous for its beautiful 67 metre tall Goddess of Mercy statue standing on a lotus shaped platform

Leave the pagoda behind, we head to visit the Hai Van Pass, the border between the Danang and Hue.  Hai Van  is the longest and highest mountain pass in Vietnam and a clear blue sky day offers glamour views of Tien Sa Port, Danang, Son Tra and the Cham Islands and their endless white beaches and gorgeous green jungle foliage. Take your time to soak in relaxation and the stunning view in the peak before we get back to your hotel.

Cattours’ services end here.

PRICE & TOUR SERVICES
Inclusions Exclusions
  • Travel on private AC vehicles with caring driver (except break time or program mentions “WITHOUT DRIVER’)
  • Meals as mentioned in the program (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
  • Entrance fee to mentioned destinations
  • Qualified and experienced English speaking guide (except the break time or the program mentions “WITHOUT GUIDE”)
  • International & Domestic flight tickets
  • Visa arrangements
  • Tips & other personal expenses
  • All other services not clearly mentioned in inclusions
  • Taxes and services charges

 

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