Experience Marble- & Monkey Mountains with Cruise Trip Da Nang

The tour starts afternoon at 2 pm where our Guide will pick you up from the hotel to start our “Afternoon Marble Mountains and Monkey Mountains small group tour”. Firstly, we will visit Marble Mountain, also known as Ngu Hanh Son, is the group of five hills, made of limestone and marble. They look like 5 fingers lying close to the sea. There are several caves, caverns, pagodas, many stairs and 2 spectacular viewing points. They are also home to several buddhist sanctuaries and hindu grottoes which are much visited places of worship for the local population. The marble mountain has become one of the must-see destinations for those who enjoy the beauty of nature and want a respite from the busy urban areas. At the foot of the mountains there is a traditional marble fine art village which is over 300 years old. You will admire its talented craftsmen, their creativity and their uniquely beautiful works.

Returning to the bus we will continue to explore Monkey Mountains, here we will enjoy panorama view of Da Nang from high position. In Monkey Mountain, you will visit Linh Ung pagoda, one of the biggest pogoda in Da Nang city and the highest avalokitesvara bodhisattva (lady buddha) statue in Vietnam – 67m. We have plenty of time to take photo and relaxing at this beautiful area if we are lucky, we can see a lot of monkey around the pagoda.

Vietnam becomes more and more attractive because of the foods. Do you know what makes Vietnamese food so special? There are many delicious dishes you can try when you come here. Each region has its own special local dish. Vietnamese foods are very fresh and good for health. The Vietnamese cook their food in many ways. There are many famous dishes you must try such as: phở, bánh mì, bún thịt nướng, bánh xèo, mì quảng….it is quite easy to find a place you can enjoy those wonderful foods. I am sure you will love it because they are really delicious. This tour will give you a chance to discover local food and a perfect choice to see and try local food which you would not get if you were just a tourist walking around by your self *** Note: All of local food will be tasted in local restaurant/ places, not on Han river cruise