DANANG TRAVEL TIPS
Danang is the city located in the central of Vietnam. Danang has beautiful beaches, mountain and plain. There are many places attractive tourists as Bana hill, My khue beach and biggest indoor Amusing Park in Asia. Danang is also impressive for many stunning landscape such as Hai Van pass, primeval jungle in Son Tra peninsula and Marble Mountain. It also center of Hue and Hoi An. In the early 20th century, Danang was developed on a European model, which focused on social infrastructure and manufacture technology. Many kinds of economic activity took shape and thrived, such as agricultural production, small-scale industries, export product processing (tea, food, beverages, ice, alcohol, fish sauce and dried fish), ship building and repair, and service. Together with Hai Phong and Sai Gon, Danang became an important trading center of the Vietnam.
TOP 5 THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN DANANG CITY
OTHER THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN DANANG CITY
HOW TO GET AROUND DANANG CITY
WHEN TO GO TO DANANG CITY
The temperature in Danang is high and less fluctuated. There are raining season usually from August to December and dry season from January to July. So the best time to go to Danang is from February to August. Because the weather warm and no storms.
HOW TO STAY SAFE IN DANANG CITY
Danang City is a busy city, but it’s a safe place to backpack and travel – even if you’re traveling solo or even as a solo female traveler. Violent crime against travelers is very rare, but petty crime and theft is not. In crowded places, you’ll want to keep your purse/wallet close and be mindful of the activity around you. Don’t keep your cell phone or money in your hand as you’re walking around.
Traffic can be hard to navigate in this City. Motorbikes are everywhere, and as a pedestrian, crossing the street can be scary. Wait for a break in the traffic before crossing the road and then slowly go to the other side.
Be on alert for scams. Just keep an eye out. Most people are very honest!
WHERE TO STAY IN DANANG CITY
Hai Chau district is the urban district in city. So it is offers most of service for tourist
MONEY SAVING TIPS IN DANANG CITY
You don’t need to do much to save money in Danang City as it’s super inexpensive to visit already. But, if you must, here are some ways you can cut down your costs in Danang:
Hoi An is a lovely little town on the coast of Vietnam. It is a land rich in traditions of revolutionary, history and culture, is collected through the ages and it used to be well-known as an international market with many different names, such as Lam Ap, Faifo, Hoai Pho and Hoi An.
In the 16th and 17th century it played a major role as a trading port. Japanese, Chinese, Dutch and Indian merchants lived and did their business here, leaving a legacy of historic buildings, colonial architecture and a lovely waterfront. According to historical documents, the number of vessels entering the harbor so much crowded, the goods were diversified.
Chan May port travel tips is the port in Hue city which is an hour (45 km) over a highway to Da Nang City or an hour and a half (65 km) to Hue city. Tien Sa port is the port in Da Nang city just take 30 minutes to Da Nang city center or an hour (40 km) to Hoi An ancient town.
Hanoi is my favorite city in Vietnam. I wasn’t so sure after our first trip from two years ago, but a recent month-long stay made it clear.
Among the cities we’ve visited, we found Hoi An to be the most charming and Saigon to have the best food, but Hanoi is the most liveable. It’s a big city, much bigger than Hoi An so there’s more to do, but it doesn’t swallow you up like Saigon. It’s home to about the same population size as Ho Chi Minh City but it feels more intimate and inviting.
In fact, we plan on living from city to city in the near future and Hanoi will probably be our first stop. It’s one of our favorite cities so far and one we can really see ourselves living in.
Spend a few days exploring its tree-lined neighborhoods with crumbling but charming French colonial buildings, and you may understand why.