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Marble Mountain (Vietnamese: Ngu Hanh Son) or Non Nuoc mountain is a famous tourist attraction in Da Nang, it includes 5 limestone mountains rising on a 2km square of land including: Kim Son, Moc Son, Thuy Son, Hoa Son and Tho Son. Marble Mountain is about 8 km southeast from Da Nang city center located in Hoa Hai Ward, Ngu Hanh Son District, so you can easily come here to explore its beauty.

The UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town is known as one of the most charming and atmospheric towns in Vietnam. Located on the bank of the Thu Bon River, this well-preserved town reflects a harmonizing fusion of both indigenous and foreign cultures that have combined to create this unique heritage site. From 15th to 19th century, Hoi An used to be an important trading port which attracted number of merchants from different countries to settle here. Nowadays, Hoi An still retains its reputation. A peaceful town with sacred temples, a delightful spot with coloured lanterns and yellow walls and an ancient locality with lots of historic architecture. The original historic and cultural features illustrate the outstanding universal value of the town. From Hoi An, tourists can visit many other spectacular places in the central Vietnam like Cu Lao Cham Islands or Cua Dai Beach.

One of the most famous attractions here is Hoi An’s stunning Japanese Covered Bridge. Also known as the Cau Chua Pagoda. It’s a 400 year old bridge, 60 feet in length, painted a beautiful reddy pink colour with a wooden pagoda roof. This bridge has a fascinating history dating back to its construction in the 15th century. Since then it has undergone numerous restorations. Fortunately, the bridge is well preserved, an iconic symbol of Hoi An, part of any walking tour of the Old Town.

Taking a boat trip to Hoi An with a nice and cool breeze on boarding, beautiful sunset river scenery on the biggest river in Vietnam Central named Thu Bon River. Get your camera ready for the amazing moment of local people's activities along the river

Hoi An’s night market can feel like a whole new world. It’s easy to be swept up by all the different smells, people, noises, and unidentifiable food served on rice cakes. A visit to the night market here is a lively experience for families, couples, shoppers, and photographers. Kids love this night market, too, given its many lights, toys, and music.