Thuong Thai Peak is the highest point of Water Mountain (Thuy Son) in the Marble Mountains, Da Nang Vietnam. Its height is 108 meters above the surrounding plain. Here, visitors will have the chance to see and photograph awe-inspiring panoramic

Cong Troi or the Heaven Gate is one of the highest points in the Marble Mountains, Da Nang Vietnam. To get there, visitors need to climb many stairs. At this place, the view is panoramic and astonishing to see/photograph plus

Linh Nham Cave is one of the interesting attractions in the Marble Mountains, Da Nang Vietnam. Like its name, it’s holy to local people although not so huge. On the way to the highest point of the mountain, this is

Van Thong Cave is one of caves in the Marble Mountains, Da Nang, Vietnam. Here, visitors can walk through a cave passage with caves at different levels. At its end, it’s possible to find the trail to one of the

Behind Linh Ung Pagoda, Tang Chon Cave is one of the largest caves inside the Marble Mountains, Da Nang. It’s a network of 5 grottos, each with its own temple or buddha statue that are connected together. In this article,

Am Phu Cave (meaning ‘Hell Cave’) is a large cave in the Marble Mountains, Da Nang. Here, visitors will see impressively beautiful rock formations, and learn about local Buddhist culture and its role as a hiding place in the Vietnam

Tam Thai Pagoda is a must see in the Marble Mountains, Da Nang. It’s constructed by request of Minh Mang king in the 19th century, to fulfill his father’s promise. Later, he gave it the title ‘national pagoda’ same as

Linh Ung Pagoda of the Marble Mountains (or Non Nuoc Pagoda) is definitely the most well-known Buddhist temple in Da Nang. Founded in 18th century, it’s the oldest amongst three Linh Ung pagodas in this city (two others are in