Danang City Tour Half Day - SIC

"- 07:45 You will be picked up at your hotel, and then we start Linh Ung pagoda - Marble Mountains Am Phu Cave tour. We will go to Son Tra Peninsula and visit the biggest Linh Ung pagoda of Danang. It’s the place that you can enjoy the view of the city, the mountain and the ocean from above, and pray in front of the 67-metre statue of Lady Buddha.

• 09:15 Start visiting The Non Nuoc Village at the foot of Marble Mountains. The village is famous for stone sculptures and handicrafts. Here you can admire many works of art made from stone and marble by the local artists. You can visit some religious places here: the first Linh Ung pagoda in Da Nang and also natural caves such as Huyen Khong cave, Tang Chon cave, admire the scenery of the mountain cluster and the sea from the River view Tower and the Ocean view Tower. Continune to visit Am Phu cave. Its entrance is at the foot of Hon Thuy Son (the Water mountain) – the largest of the Marble mountains. It’s famous for its name, its extensive chambers and its historic role in the Vietnam war. In addition, this marvel connects with Buddhist culture about life after death, and karma.
• 12:00 Return your hotel. End of services!"

Discover Da Nang Cultural Sites

This half-day guided tour offers an introduction to some of the most significant cultural and natural landmarks around Da Nang. By joining a group tour, visitors can see key spiritual sites and mountain landscapes efficiently within a single morning. The itinerary covers the Son Tra Peninsula, the Marble Mountains cluster, and local artisan villages, providing a mix of historical insight and coastal scenery.

Linh Ung Pagoda and Son Tra Peninsula

The tour starts early, heading to the Son Tra Peninsula. This area is home to the largest Linh Ung pagoda in Da Nang. The site is a primary attraction due to the 67-metre Lady Buddha statue that overlooks the sea. From this vantage point, visitors can see the expanse of the city, the surrounding mountains, and the coastline. It serves as both a place for quiet reflection and a viewpoint for photography.

Marble Mountains and Artistic Heritage

Following the visit to the peninsula, the tour heads to the Marble Mountains, specifically the Non Nuoc stone carving village at the base of the mountains. This village is well-known for traditional stone sculptures and handicrafts, allowing travelers to observe local artists at work. The mountain visit itself includes exploration of natural formations and religious sites, such as Huyen Khong cave and Tang Chon cave. Visitors can ascend to the River view and Ocean view towers for elevated scenery.

Am Phu Cave and Buddhist History

The final portion of the excursion focuses on Am Phu cave. Located at the foot of Hon Thuy Son, the largest of the five Marble Mountains, this site is historically significant for its role during the Vietnam War. Beyond its history, the cave contains formations and exhibits that illustrate Buddhist teachings regarding karma and the afterlife. After concluding the cave visit, the tour returns to the hotel at midday, providing a comprehensive overview of these local landmarks in a compact timeframe.