Things to do in Hiep Duc

people who are coming here with scooter, you dont have to park and walk 200m, You will be stopped by few people saying free parking, its okay to park, they wont charge you but its easy for you if you drive till the main gate. You will get buggy service for free until main site after you get the ticket, after that i guess you have to walk like 2hours to explore all, so i suggest you to carry enough water, umbrella and other essential stuff you most need. Overall it was good experience but most of sites are under construction, you will get to see the structure during champa kingdom.

The theme park is really huge with different activities to do so expect lots of walking. Make sure to get a map to help you navigate the place. The staffs are amazingly friendly and reliable. For the cable car, you can request a private one if you want to take a ride for yourself or your group. The view is great from up there. I booked the tour with the grab car discount which saved me money and time. But I think this is an experience that you'll do just once just to see what Ba Na Hills is like.

The autumn basin river brought prosperous trade economy to Hui'an in that year, because the trade in that year was operated by small boats, so the autumn basin River also had its very excellent use. Later, with the growth of trade and the emergence of big boats, the autumn basin river was no longer able to carry the trade development of Hui'an. Moreover, the siltation in the river made the river no longer able to walk big boats, so it slowly withdrew from the prosperous trade stage in history.

Yes, I’d recommend putting Ba Na Hills on your itinerary if you’re visiting Da Nang. It’s a mountain-top resort and entertainment complex with spectacular views, gardens, European-inspired architecture and the famous Golden Bridge.

Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Quang Nam Province, Vietnam, is a remarkably preserved 15th-19th century trading port. Located along the Thu Bon River, it is famous for its yellow-walled timber-frame buildings, lantern-lit streets, and a mix of Japanese, Chinese, and European architecture.

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Hoi An Memories Land is much more than a place to watch the famous evening show. The park recreates the charm of ancient Hoi An with traditional architecture, peaceful canals, cultural performances, craft villages, and colorful lanterns. Walking around feels like stepping back in time. It's a wonderful destination to experience Vietnamese culture, take beautiful photos, and enjoy a magical atmosphere day and night.

Visiting VinWonders Nam Hoi An was easily one of the biggest highlights of our trip to Central Vietnam! The destination is massive and offers a well-balanced mix of thrill rides, wildlife encounters, cultural heritage, and water activities that effortlessly fills an entire day.  The River Safari was truly exceptional—cruising along the water while observing animals like giraffes, zebras, and elephants roaming in spacious, semi-wild enclosures felt far more engaging and ethical than a standard zoo setup. Another standout is the Folk Island (Cultural Island), which thoughtfully showcases authentic architecture from various Vietnamese regions, artisan craft workshops, and traditional performances, making it both educational and photogenic.When the afternoon heat kicked in, the Water World section provided the ultimate refresh. The slide options range from gentle family-friendly lazy rivers to massive funnel slides for adrenaline junkies, and the pools were impeccably clean and well-monitored by attentive lifeguards. Across every zone, the walkways were spotless, restrooms were well-maintained, and dining options were plentiful and reasonable.Overall, the park is brilliantly organized and offers incredible value for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. Arriving right at opening time is definitely the best way to catch all the shows and make the most out of your visit!

The whole beach in Danang is impressive. I’ve never seen such long stretch of beach and see with soft white sands anywhere. It’s not too busy as it’s so big. Go day and night time to experience it. Lots of places to eat and have coffee along the sidewalk. I would highly recommend walking as far as you can. Can get quite windy especially at night.

The whole place is rather vast in size so expect lots of walking. There are many attractions for both adults and children alike. Many food and drink options available, although signs for toilets were scarce. The cable car experience was convenient with minimal queues.