[Updated in November 2024] Sun World Ba Na Hills (shortly Ba Na Hills) is a theme park and a must see attraction in Da Nang Vietnam. Each year, it attracts some millions of visitors from all over world. Back to history, it’s discovered and then developed by French colonists in 20th century thanks to its weather perfect to leisure and recreation. Nowadays, Vietnamese people have been keeping its role alive, and make it even much more amazing. Recently, the Golden Hands Bridge here becomes a global social media boom, boosting country’s image so far. It’s a must see inside a must see. In this article, HoiAn Day Trip Company provides everything which visitors need to know about Sun World Ba Na Hills.
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Made by Tam Le, founder of HOIAN DAY TRIP CO.,LTD and his team
Must Knows about Ba Na Hills in Da Nang
– Location/address: An Son village, Hoa Ninh commune, Hoa Vang district, Da Nang city, Vietnam
– Entrance address: in the end of Ba Na – Suoi Mo Road (from the city)
– Name pronunciation:
– Other name(s): Ba Na Suoi Mo Tourist Area, Ba Na Hills Mountain Resort, Ba Na Hill Station, Disneyland of Vietnam, Ba Na Nui Chua Nature Reserve
– Elevation/altitude: 1,400 to 1,487 meters (around 4,800 ft)
– Opening hour(s): 8 AM to 10 PM everyday
– Ticket price: 850,000 to 1,250,000 VND for adults, 750,000 to 950,000 VND for children (2024)
– Discovery: 1901 by French people
– Establishment day: 25th March 2009
– Getting there: cable car, car/van, motorbike
– Reason(s) to visit: world-record cable cars, Golden Hands Bridge, cool and fresh atmosphere, breath-taking sceneries, many attractions and exciting activities, lots of photo opportunities, more
– Best time to visit: dry season (February to September), sunny days
– Time to spend: at least 1/2 day
– Emblem: bell-shaped cherry blossom which blooms in every spring
– Owner: Sun Group (Vietnam)
– Recognition(s): Asia’s leading theme park by World Travel Awards, Vietnam’s leading tourist attraction by Vietnam National Authortity of Tourism
– Travel blog: https://hoiandaytrip.com/ba-na-hills-travel-guide
– Food & drink: yes available
– Shopping: yes available
– Tour guide: contact +84968009827 (hotline/whatsapp/line/zalo)
– Official website: https://banahills.sunworld.vn
– Fact: Ba Na Hills is established by French people in 1900s with purposse to escape the heat in Da Nang
Ba Na Hills (Vietnam) on Map
History of Ba Na Hills (Ba Na Hill Station)
Originally, Ba Na Hills was one of hill Stations established by French people in 20th century in Vietnam. Others are Da Lat (south), Sapa (north), Ba Vi (north), Bach Ma (central), and Tam Dao (north), and all still exist. Throughout the colonial period, they used these places for leisure, relaxation and recreation.
On the top of Nui Chua – the highest mountain of the area, at the elevation of about 1,400 meters, the temperature is always comfortable in Ba Na Hills. It can be cold by night or during the wet season. Embraced by dense forests (today a national nature reserve), the air here is extremely fresh. 10 years after being firstly discovered, on November 1911, French people decided to protect this place for further research. They wanted to find somewhere close to Da Nang (known as Tourance) to replace other resorts.
After World war I, around 1919, Ba Na Hills was finally chosen to be /hill Station/. In 1928, the road leading to it was built, connecting with Da Nang city, highways and railways. French could drive car to get here (near the top, it’s needed to stop and use a carrage to go to higher places). Thanks to this traffic convenience, more people visited Ba Na Hills, mostly French people and high-class or rich Vietnamese people. Private wooden villas, restaurants, wine cellar, post office, playgrounds,… were gradually constructed.
Once abandoned in World war II, Ba Na Hills had more than 170 villas. During the Vietnam war (1960s, 1970s), due to its high altitude that was so strategic for military, camps of the American army based here.
From 1997 to 2007, Ba Na Suoi Mo tourist area was owned and managed by the government. It didn’t really attracted much tourists as expected. By that reason, its management was passed to Sun Group, a private Vietnamese-owned company (up to this day).
Fact: the Sun Group is the investor and owner of almost all cable cars within Vietnam, including Sun World Fansipan Legend (Sapa), Sun World Ba Den Mountain (Tay Ninh), Sun World Hon Thom Nature Park (Phu Quoc), Sun World Ha Long Park, Sun World Cat Ba (Hai Phong).
In 2009, the first cable car at Ba Na Hills was opened to the public. It won 2 world records: the longest cable car in the world, and the largest difference between the lowest and highest Stations in elevation. Since then, several other cable cars and a plenty of buildings have been invested, including hotels, restaurants, amusement park, temples, gardens, castles, …. Nowadays, there are 6 cable cars in total at Sun World Ba Na Hills.
In 2018, the Golden Hands Bridge was opened, quickly becoming a dream place to go for many travelers in the world. It’s honored as one of world’s new wonders by media and press.
Names of Ba Na Hills
The most popular story to explain the name origin of Ba Na Hills is about French discovery to the mountain in 20th century. At that time, they saw many banana trees here, and by that, called it ‘Banana Hills’. Over the years, this name was shorten to be ‘Ba Na Hills’.
Some researchers said that Ba Na Hills is a place to worship Thien Y Ana goddess or Ponagar goddess by Cham people, before 14th century. When they left, Vietnamese people came to live and called the mountain ‘Ba Na’ (meaning ‘Lady (Thien Y) Ana’).
According to some sources of information, Ba Na Hills is named and traditionally owned by K’tur people who has been still living at its foot today. They devide the mountain into three zones: upper Na, middle Na and lower Na (Na means farmland). By that, it’s known as three Na or Ba Na.
Ba Na Hills Entrance Fee in 2024
Full detail: Ba Na Hills Ticket: Prices, Places to Buy, Inclusions, More
Ba Na Hills entrance ticket price from 8 AM to 3 PM: 900,000 VND for adult and children taller than 1,4m, 750,000 VND for chidren from 1m to 1,4m tall, and free for smaller kids. Da Nang citizens will pay 600,000 VND, 500,000 VND, and 0 VND respectively (must bring ID card or the official birth certificate to verify).
Ba Na Hills entrance ticket price after 3 PM (known as Ba Na by evening ticket): 850,000 VND for adult and children taller than 1,4m, 650,000 VND for chidren from 1m to 1,4m tall, and free for smaller kids. Da Nang citizens will pay the same. Visitors have to get the cable car after 3 PM.
Ba Na Hills entrance ticket price with lunch (1/1/2024 to 31/08/2024): 1,250,000 VND for adult and children taller than 1,4m, 950,000 VND for chidren from 1m to 1,4m tall, and free for smaller kids. Da Nang citizens will pay 950,000 VND, 700,000 VND, and 0 VND respectively (must bring ID card or the official birth certificate to verify). Lunch is an international buffet, and available from 10:30 am to 3 pm.
Ba Na Hills entrance ticket price with lunch (1/9/2024 to 31/12/2024): 1,200,000 VND for adult and children taller than 1,4m, 900,000 VND for chidren from 1m to 1,4m tall, and free for smaller kids. Da Nang citizens will pay 950,000 VND, 700,000 VND, and 0 VND respectively (must bring ID card or the official birth certificate to verify). Lunch is an international buffet, and available from 10:30 am to 3 pm.
2-days Ba Na Hills entrance ticket price: 1,200,000 VND for adult and children taller than 1,4m, 900,000 VND for chidren from 1m to 1,4m tall, and free for smaller kids. Da Nang citizens have no discount. Ticket card holders can get the cable car unlimitedly within 2 continous days from 1/1/2024 to 31/12/2024.
Ba Na Hills 1-year ticket price: 2,000,000 VND for adult and children taller than 1,4m, 1,900,000 VND for chidren from 1m to 1,4m tall, and free for smaller kids. Da Nang citizens have no discount. Ticket card holders can get the cable car unlimitedly within 1 year, from 1/1/2024 to 31/12/2024.
All Ba Na Hills ticket includes a rountrip cable car trip (go up one time, go down one time). Connecting cable cars are for free.
Ba Na Hills ticket price for children depends on their real height (in meter), so visitors can use the height chart near ticket counters to measure or check again, before pay.
If buy a ticket including buffet lunch, after first scan at cable car Station, visitors will have to keep it (to use it again, to scan at the restaurant).
Visitors can pay for a ‘wow pass’ to skip all queues at Ba Na Hills (like a business class ticket). Its price ranges from 300,000 to 3,000,000 VND for adult, and from 300,000 to 2,500,000 VND for children (1 to 1,4m tall).
Where to Buy Ba Na Hills Ticket?
Visitors can buy Ba Na Hills ticket at many places, both online and offline. Here are they:
– Hoian Day Trip company: contact +84968009827 (hotline/whatsapp/zalo) to reserve your tickets. We can give a discount for group of 4 adults and above. Come to our office and see our staff at Ba Na Hills to pay and receive /official/ tickets.
– On-site ticket counters at Ba Na Hills: pay by cash or card, no discount/no voucher
– Online travel booking websites/apps: have to fully pay by card in advance, receive E-tickets with a QR code
– Official website of Sun World Ba Na Hills: have to fully pay in advance by card, receive E-tickets, no discount/no voucher
– Places along Hoang Van Thai street (from Da Nang to Ba Na Hills): easy but least reliable
Where is the best place to buy Ba Na Hills ticket? For solo travelers, wherever because local people are trustworthy (better to rely on if go with a Vietnamese, such as a driver). For couples, the best place is a convenient place. For families and groups of friend, that are travel agencies basing at Ba Na Hills, Da Nang or Hoi An city.
Reserve Ba Na Hills ticket as soon as possible, unless, 1 day in advance. If travel with families or a group of friends, it’s possible to ask for a small discount if make an early reservation. Contact us by +84968009827 (whatsapp/line/zalo) for further information.
Ba Na Hills Weather: Best & Worst Time to Visit
Full detail: Best Time to Visit Ba Na Hills, Vietnam
Thanks to a high mountain location, with an elevation of over 1,400 meters, the weather at Ba Na Hills is always pleasant. The temperature here is lower than below plains and it’s cold in the evening. The air is fresh and cool all the time. For that reason, French people chose this place to build a mountain retreat to escape the heat and relax.
The best time of the year to visit Ba Na Hills is the dry season, from February to end of August. During this period, it’s sunny, dry, and without typhoons. By that, visitors will see/photograph every place and participate all activities during the day.
In the best months of the year, in one day, the weather at Ba Na Hills will be different. It’s sunny and comfortable in the morning, very sunny and hot in the noon, cool and comfortable again in the afternoon, and becomes cold at night. For that reason, visitors can experience ‘four seasons in 1 day’.
In the wet season, from September to January, it rains daily and heavily in Ba Na Hills. However, sunny days or hours are still possible to see. Our advice is checking the weather forecast once go to this attraction.
In high tourist seasons, to avoid the crowd, it’s needed to go to Ba Na Hills in the early morning or late afternoon. These times are the best time to visit if you do not want to see long queues or too many people.
Things to See & Do in Ba Na Hills During the Day
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At Foot of Ba Na Hills
Sun World Ba Na Hills complex comprises 2 zones: mountain-foot zone, and mountaintop zone. In the lower section, visitors will see massive Time Gate that opens to the ‘world of wow’, and two bridges with an architecture inspired by the Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An. After that, the bigger Cong Thanh Gate (inspired by the Ngo Mon Gate at Hue’s Imperial City) and its walls embrace cable car stations, lush gardens with typical local fruits and flowers, golden fish ponds, shophouses and covered walkways with ceiling frecoes depicting streets of Hoi An Ancient Town. All of these give visitors a perfect first impression, and lots of photo opportunities.
In the mountain top, visitors will see huge castles hidden in the cloud, pagodas, gardens, restaurants, hotels, water fountains, amusement park, church, wine cellar, brew house,….
Cable Cars to Ba Na Hills
Full detail: Ba Na Hills Cable Cars: Ticket, Stations, Schedule, More
To go up and visit the rest of Sun World Ba Na Hills complex, visitors need to get a cable car ride. The first cable car was opened here in 2009, and won 2 Guiness records: world’s longest cable car (about 5km long) and world’s largest elevation difference between first and last stations (about 1,400m). Later cable cars also are world record holders, providing visitors a such fantastic experience. The cars themselves go across a national park with rolling hills, waterfalls, outcrops soaring from dense jungles where an abundance of animals live and through the cloud.
Until 2024, there are 4 cable cars at Ba Na Hills in operation, with 10 passenger Stations:
– Ba Na Hills cable car 1: from Suoi Mo Station to Ba Na Station
– Ba Na Hills cable car 2: from Debay Station (near Ba Na Station) to Morin Station
– Ba Na Hills cable car 3: from Thac Toc Tien Station to L’Indochine Station
– Ba Na Hills cable car 4: from Hoi An Station to Marseille Station
– Ba Na Hills cable car 5: from Bordeaux Station (near Marseille Station) to Louvre Station
– Ba Na Hills cable car 6: from Champa Station to Taiga Station
How long? Actually, there is no big difference about travel time between Ba Na Hills‘s cable cars. It’s often around 15 minutes (definitely without time to queue up, time for ticketing, time to walk to Stations,…). One cabin can carry from 6 to 10 people (less and more depending on passenger’s size and weight, weather), and if not crowded, a private car will be offered for couples, families, groups of friends,… For safety reasons, cable cars can be shut down and the cars don’t move anymore, in bad weather situations (lighting, thunder, heavy rain, strong wind, typhoons,…)
A roundtrip cable car ride is included in all Ba Na Hills tickets. Connecting cable cars inside the park, between Golden Bridge’s hill and French Village’s hill, is free to use.
Cable car reschedule often changes for safe reasons, operation reason (low/high hours), weather, maintenance,…. If want to see everything or refuse confusions, visitors should go early in the day or go with a local guide.
The busiest time of the day is 9 am to 11 am when big group tours arrive.
Golden Hands Bridge (Cau Vang)
At the elevation of 1,414 meters, the Golden Hands Bridge is one of must-see places in Ba Na Hills. It’s just opened on April 2018 and then rapidly became world famous thanks to social media. This footbridge is 150m long (490 ft), popuparly known for a glamarous curving bridge holded by two giant hands which symbolizes God’s hands. See full information & details
The quickest way to get to the Golden Bridge is by the cable car at Hoi An Station. Only 15 mins needed to land the Marseille Station, and then a short walk to it.
One of the best ways to take pictures at the Golden Bridge is using selfie stick. It’s sold at shops in the cable car station.
To avoid crowds at the Golden Bridge of Ba Na Hills, visitors should go early in the morning (arriving at 8 am) or the afternoon/evening (3 pm onwards). See more information & details
Debay Wine Cellar & Bar
In the same hill with the Golden Bridge but in a lower terrace, Debay Wine Cellar is the one of the last remains of a hill Station built by French people. It’s constructed in 1913 to preserve bottles of wine brought from France, thanks to cold temperature in the mountain. Nowadays, this cellar is not used anymore. Here, visitors can buy ticket to enter it and learn about its history as well as taste local and important wine that is sold by cup or bottle. The experience won’t be found at anywhere else in the area. See full information & details
Le Jardin D’Amour Flower Gardens
Close to Debay Wine Cellar, the Le Jardin d’Amour Flower Garden (meaning the Garden of Love in English) is the most colorful place at Ba Na Hills. It comprises 9 gardens, including the Holy Garden on a hilltop. On lower grounds, other gardens and a small maze are connected together by lovely paths and lines of marble sculptures. Music or dancing performance is held daily here, besides the annunal Flower Festival. From one garden, it’s possible to see a beautiful panoramic view to whole below plain (until the horizon). Sure, there are many photo opportunties at Le Jardin d’Amour Flower Garden. See full information & details
Linh Ung Pagoda & Giant Buddha Statue
In the same hill with the Golden Bridge, Linh Ung Pagoda of Ba Na Hills is completed in 2004. It has a hall to worship the Lord Buddha, monk’s houses, a blue entrance gate opening to great sceneries, founder monk’s tomb, Mountain goddess temple, and esp, a 27-meters-tall Statue of Gautama Buddha (can see from everywhere). It’s easy to come to the Buddha but there’re many steps leading down to the worshipping hall. Those who can’t walk too much stairs, should sightsee the Buddha only, and skip the hall. See full information & details
The Eclipse Square & Lunar Castle
Visitors will get the cable car at Bordeaux Station (upstairs the Marseille Station by the Golden Bridge) to Louvre Station, to see castles, theme park, hotels, fountains, French Village, temples on the summit,… It’s a quick transferring ride, and sure, free of charge. On the left hand side, passengers can look to awesome sculptures below the pink castle that portray the love between men and women. These are made by the same materials to the hands of the Golden Bridge, fiber glass.
After landing and getting off the cable car, the Eclipse Plaza and the Lunar Castle shouldn’t missed out. The Eclipse Square is characterized by a glass hat-like structure (may be inspired by Louvre Museum in Paris), the pink castle behind and two collonades with pretty frescoes about planets in the universe (may be inspired by St Peter Square in Vatican City) on sides. These are one of the most Instagrammable places in Ba Na Hills.
Walking further, before the Lunar Castle, visitors have one more fabulous spot to take pictures. That is the sculpture of Atlas portraying a muscle man who carries a massive rock on his shoulder and uses one of his hands to keep it.
The Lunar Castle boasts a majestic look, absolutely great for pictures. Some performances and 3D-4D-5D movies are available during the day here (ask staff/information center to know exact times). In its Dragon Den Station, visitors can use the train to reach somewhere else, and continue discovering. See more information & details
French Village, Saint Denis Church, Helios Waterfall
Near L’Indochine Cable Car Station, the French Village of Ba Na Hills is a complex of hotels, restaurants, coffee shops, church, water fountain, garden, outdoor beer garden, carnival rides, and other kind of entertainments. To see all of these sights, visitors need to walk along stone-paved paths near Saint Denis Church. For those who look for good Instagram pictures, this village is a must go place. Its Helios Waterfall is fantastic to have a look, and its carnival rides are enthralling, free to join. The only hotel at Ba Na Hills, Mercure Hotel is located here. See more information & details
The Fantasy Park (Amusement Park)
One of the must-go places for kids and young adults is the Fantasy Park. This is the only amusement park of Ba Na Hills, including over 90 games, rides, and rolls. Almost all of them are free to play/participate. In the centre of the park, there is the second tallest drop tower in Vietnam, providing a kool and exciting free-fall down ride(s) and magnetic break(s). See more information & details
Wax Museum at Fantasy Park
At Level B1 of the Fantasy Park, Ba Na Hills Wax Museum is the first one in Vietnam. Now, it’s home to nearly 100 wax lifesize statues of famous people in the world, including singers, actors and actresses, dancers, sport players, politicians,… Visitors can buy ticket to enter, meet and photograph with their own idol(s). See more information & details
The King Peak (Top of Ba Na Hills)
Following the stone paved road to the left of the Saint Denis Church and then climb stairs, visitors can set foot on the highest point of Ba Na Hills (and also Da Nang), the King Peak. Its elevation is 1,487 meters. Here, the gifts for efforts are extremely cool breeze, an incredible panoramic view to the whole hill station and a couple of temples to have a look. One temple is right on the summit, used to worship the Mountain’s goddess and the another one is for Lord Buddha. See more information & details
No elevator or escalavor to the King Peak at Ba Na Hills, so if can’t climb many stairs, visitors should skip it and do something else instead.
Funiculars at Ba Na Hills
There are two funiculars in Ba Na Hills, including the first one in Vietnam. To have an experience, visitors can go to Le Jardin Station between Golden Hands Bridge and Le Jardin d’Amour Flower Garden, or the Dragon Den Station inside the Lunar Castle. The ride from the Lunar Castle is longer and a great way to skip the long walk. See more information & details
Alpine Coasters at Ba Na Hills
One of the most fascinating things to do in Ba Na Hills is riding alpine coasters. one or two visitors will sit in a car and then use hand break lever to control the speed when the car runs along the track. The way down is self driven, but the way up is automatically operated. There are 3 alpine coasters built now, all located in the and around the Fantasy park, the amusement park of Ba Na Hills. See more information & details
Ba Na Hills Brewery
Next to the Helios Waterfall, Ba Na Hills Brewery is constructed to introduce visitors from all over the world, the production of different German craft beers. At its lowest levels, equipments and the process to make them are shown, allowing anybody to see/photograph. If lucky, brewmasters here will tell interesting stories about history, ingredients and steps they have done. At highest levels, craft beers right from this brew house and a variety of food options are served, in a space with inspiration of Champa and European arts. No doubt, Ba Na Hills Brewery is a must see attraction if travel to Ba Na Hills at night. See more information & details
Things to Do in Ba Na Hills at Night
Full detail: Complete Guide to Ba Na Hills at Night
Ba Na Hills still opens at night and the last cable car will be operated at 10 pm. For first timer, we suggest starting the trip in the morning or later if go with a private guide. If had already seen the park in the past, we suggest buying an evening ticket (issued 3 pm onwards) and then explore. There are some experiences visitors may not know if do not stay until the night are brilliant sunset at the Golden Hands Bridge, fairy lights at the French Village (honored as ‘Little Paris’) or when it’s soaked into the fog, 3D mapping show, the view to millions of lights in the city, the cold in the mountain, bornfire,…
Eating at Ba Na Hills: Food Options & Restaurants
Full detail: Ba Na Hills Food Options, Restaurants & Cafe
There are many food options in Ba Na Hills to choose from. Many people like taking a buffet (lunch or dinner) to have many choices to try, especially Vietnamese and Asian food. Visitors can buy buffet ticket at counters right in the main entrance or at restaurants. All buffet restaurants are around the French Village area (not in the hill where we see Golden Hands Bridge, Big Buddha, wine cellar, flower gardens). During holiday seasons, buffet restaurants are busy, therefore visitors should go earlier or later if see long queues. See more information & details
If prefer a light meal or western food or vegetarian food or halal food, visitors should go to a la carte restaurants in Ba Na Hills and see the menu. These places are often around the Saint Denis Church of the French Village.
In the Debay Wine Cellar or the French Village, grilled meat skewers (beef, ostrich, lamp, …) and imported or craft beers are sold. They will be served on outdoor tables, with a view or exciting performances.
Around the park, there are many fast food stalls along main roads. There, visitors can find burgers, fries, cakes, sandwiches, hot dogs, …. The price starts from 100,000 VND.
Tips to Visit Ba Na Hills in Da Nang
– In the dry season, from February to end of August, visitors should bring hat/cap or umbrella, sun cream, sun glasses, insect repellent, bottles of water.
– In the rainy season, from September to January, visitors should bring rain poncho/jacket, sandal or waterproof shoes, extra clothes. If do not have or forget, it’s easy to find and buy them at Ba Na Hills.
– Visitors should wear shoes because it’s needed to walk many to main attractions at Ba Na Hills (although evelators and escalators are seen everywhere).
– Wheelchair users can go to Golden Hands Bridge in Ba Na Hills.
– Due to weather reasons (heavy rain, thunder, lightning, typhoon, …), the cable car may be shut down for safety.
– Lugguage storage service is available at the main entrance of Ba Na Hills, near the ticket counter (on the right ride of the Time Gate).
– It’s better to visit Ba Na Hills with a local guide. Contact us by +84968009827 (hotline/whatsapp/line/zalo) to book.
– ATMs are at the main entrance of Ba Na Hills (on the right side of the Time Gate) or at the Morin Station (upstairs).
– Visitors can find lost belongings at the Lost and Found in Ba Na Hills.
How to Get to Ba Na Hills in Da Nang
See also: How to Get to Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills
Ba Na Hills main entrance is in the end of Ba Na Suoi Mo Road, An Son village, Hoa Ninh commune, Hoa Vang district, Da Nang, Vietnam.
Da Nang to Ba Na Hills: The distance from Da Nang city centre or My Khe Beach area to Ba Na Hills is around 25 kilometers. Visitors can get a car/minivan/bus or ride the motorbike. A drive by car is 35-45 mins long each way. We advise booking a roundtrip transfer by private car, instead of one way, to save. If like riding the scooter by your own, find the quickest way to Ba Na Suoi Mo Road and then follow it until can not go further (signs showing direction to Ba Na Hills are many). Security men will tell you location of parking lot. It’s free to park.
Da Nang Airport to Ba Na Hills: Da Nang International Airport is the nearest airport to Ba Na Hills. This airport is in Da Nang city downtown, so it’s very easy and convenient for visitors to pick up and then go to Ba Na Hills. The distance is about 30 kilometers, so if get there by car, the drive is 40-60 minutes, depending on weather and traffic.
Da Nang Railway Station to Ba Na Hills: Many travelers like traveling to Da Nang by train (from Hue, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh city, Quy Nhon, Dong Hoi, Nha Trang, Ninh Binh). In this city, the train will arrive at the Da Nang Railway Station. Like the airport, it also lies within city downtown. The distance is about 30 kilometers, so if get there by car, the drive is 40-60 minutes, depending on weather and traffic.
Hoi An to Ba Na Hills: The distance from Da Nang city centre or My Khe Beach area to Ba Na Hills is around 35 kilometers. Visitors can get a car/minivan/bus or ride the motorbike. A drive by car is 45-60 mins long each way. We advise booking a roundtrip transfer by private car, instead of one way, to save. If like riding the scooter by your own, find the quickest way to the coastal road Lac Long Quan, then Ba Na Suoi Mo Road and then follow it until can not go further (signs showing direction to Ba Na Hills are many). Security men will tell you location of parking lot. It’s free to park.
Hue to Ba Na Hills: The distance from Hue to Ba Na Hills is around 110 kilometers. So, the best way to get there is by private car/minivan/bus. The drive is approx 2,5 hours long. We advise going early in the morning to have more time to explore Ba Na Hills and then transfer to nearby Da Nang/Hoi An cities. See more information & details
Chan May Port to Ba Na Hills: The distance from Hue to Ba Na Hills is around 60 kilometers. So, the best way to get there is by car/minivan/bus. The drive is approx 1,5 hours long (without Hai Van Pass). We advise booking a private roundtrip transfer.
Tien Sa Port (Da Nang Port) to Ba Na Hills: The distance from Hue to Ba Na Hills is around 45 kilometers. So, the best way to get there is by car/minivan/bus. The drive is approx 1,5 hours long (without Hai Van Pass). We advise booking a private roundtrip transfer.
HOIAN DAY TRIP CO.,LTD daily organizes tours and transfers to Ba Na Hills from Da Nang/Hoi An/Hue. Contact us by +84968009827 (hotline/whatsapp/line/zalo) or browse www.hoiandaytrip.com to see tours and make a reservation. Thank you very much!
Staying in Ba Na Hills Vietnam
Ba Na Hills is good place to stay overnight, especially for those who like cool/cold weather (mild climate), many hotel rooms to choose from, numerous things to see and do in the area, many restaurants and food options, far from the city,… The one hotel available now to book is Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills, offering 460 rooms in 9 categories. See more information & details
Guided Tours to Ba Na Hills Da Nang Vietnam
Here are guided tours to Ba Na Hills Vietnam:
– Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge Day Tour
– Ba Na Hills Private Tour with Golden Bridge & Lunch Buffet
– Ba Na Hills Early Morning Tour to Avoid the Crowds
– Ba Na Hills Sunset Tour with Golden Bridge & Dinner
– Ba Na Hills Night Tour with Golden Bridge Sunset & Dinner
– Ba Na Hills Muslim Tour with Halal Buffet & Prayer Room
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills & Marble Mountain Tour
– Ba Na Hills Day Tour with Chinese Speaking Guide
– Ba Na Hills Day Tour with Thai Speaking Guide
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills Private Tour from Da Nang with Hoi An Drop Off
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills Private Tour from Hoi An with Da Nang Drop Off
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills & Lady Buddha Tour
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills & My Son Sanctuary Tour
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills & Hoi An Tour
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills & Hoi An Pottery Village
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills & Hoi An Coconut Village
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills Tour from Da Nang Cruise Port
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills Tour from Chan May Cruise Port
– Golden Bridge/Ba Na Hills Private Tour from Lang Co
HOIAN DAY TRIP CO.,LTD daily organizes tours and transfers to Ba Na Hills from Da Nang/Hoi An/Hue. Contact us by +84968009827 (hotline/whatsapp/line/zalo) or browse www.hoiandaytrip.com to see tours and make a reservation. Thank you very much!
Photos, Videos about Ba Na Hills
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