Vietnam Danang, A tranquil city with a stunning coastline
Da Nang's Thanh Khê district, Da Nang
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Introduction
Da Nang, located in central Vietnam, is an ancient port city with a long history, known as an important gateway since ancient times. It is now the capital of Quang Nam-Da Nang Province and a naval base, with a spacious and deep harbor capable of accommodating warships of tens of thousands of tons. The city has developed industries such as alkali, textiles, rubber, cement, and paper, and the surrounding suburbs cultivate crops such as rice, corn, and rubber. The ancient Cham towers can be found at Meishan, which is about 69 kilometers southwest of the city, and they have a long history.
Since becoming a central city in 1997, Da Nang has become the central city of central Vietnam, with an international airport and seaport. It is the crossroads of three world cultural heritage sites in Vietnam, namely the ancient capital of Hue, the ancient town of Hoi An, and the sanctuaries of My Son. Moreover, with 30 kilometers of coastline and a mild climate all year round, Da Nang enjoys social stability and is one of the best coastal destinations in Vietnam. It is also one of the best summer resorts in Southeast Asia, attracting numerous tourists for sightseeing and tourism activities. Address Da Nang's Thanh Khê district, Da Nang
Transportation Da Nang intercity bus station (Ben Xe Khach Da Nang) is located 3 kilometers from the city center. There are buses heading north to Hanoi (16 hours, 87000 Vietnamese dong) and Hue (3 hours, 22000 Vietnamese dong), while to the south to Hoi An, there are small buses that take around 2 hours and cost 2 USD.
A new but very empty city
