In a nutshell

Come and discover the Da Nang museum and Marble Mountain on this tour that will also allow you to have lunch with typical Vietnamese food and take a pedal boat ride to the Han market

Main stops

Han market and downtown city
Da Nang Museum
Marble mountain

The programme

You will leave the port to visit the Da Nang Museum which was established in 1989 and originally located on Le Duan Street.
The new museum incorporates the reconstructed walls of a citadel built by Emperor Minh Mang in the early 19th century. The three-story museum houses more than 2,500 photos and artifacts, more than 1,900 of which are originals and have been collected from Da Nang and neighboring areas since national reunification in 1975. Many are on public display for the first time.
Upon entering the museum, visitors will be impressed by a large sail-shaped relief that depicts the history of the founding of Da Nang.
Then you will board the bus and go to Marble Mountain, one of the five mountains located south of Da Nang which extended from the coast inland or westward which today have names of Vietnamese folk lords of: Water, Metal, Wood, Fire and Earth.
Then you will drive back to Da Nang city where you will have lunch in a typical Vietnamese restaurant. You will then take a paddle boat ride along the Han River, to the Han Market, where you will have some free time to stroll around.

Good to know

The order of the stages of the itinerary may vary.
It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and sports clothes for the long walking route to the Marble Mountain.
The excursion is not recommended for guests who have mobility difficulties.
Do not forget about protection against insects.
The visit to the Ho Chi Minh Museum includes a staircase of 125 steps. During the rickshaw tour pay attention to bags.