Ba Na Hills, Da Nang

Ba Na Hills mountain peak is known for its unique climate featuring four seasons in one day, so you can travel here almost all year round. However, the best time to come here is from April to August every year, because at this time the weather will be sunny and less rainy.

Since this place is only 25km away Da Nang, there will be many means for you to move from the center of Da Nang to Ba Na Hills such as: motorbikes, cars, or other bus services, ...

Traveling by motorbike is the most economical way to get to Ba Na Hills. You can easily go anywhere without depending on others. The fee to rent a motorbike here from 8 am to 9 pm at a hotel or motel ranges from 100,000 VND - 150,000 VND/day (depending on the type of motorbike). In addition, there are also many places to rent cheap, good quality motorbikes in Da Nang outside that you can also refer to.

Note: Gasoline costs for travel are paid by you.

If you're traveling with elderly individuals and young children, the best option might be to take a taxi because taxi drivers are familiar with the area and the roads. However, the cost will definitely be higher than if you go by motorbike, so you should consider your ability to pay before choosing this way of traveling.

If you are traveling in a group and do not know the way to Ba Na Hills, you can choose this convenient method to ensure safety and save time.

To get discounted tickets for Ba Na Hills, you have three common options:

• Buy tickets at Ba Na Hills' online website but the price will be high.
• Buy tickets at the official ticket offices of Ba Na Hills.
• Buy tickets through a travel agency, contact 0899094678 to inquire about purchasing tickets at a significant discount.

• If you are a resident of Da Nang, please remember to bring your ID card with a photo, as each person will need to show their ID when checking tickets.
• For out-of-province visitors, you will be able to enter without having to check and buy the listed ticket price.
• Tourists are not allowed to bring food into the tourist area because this is Ba Na's regulations.
• Do not litter indiscriminately to pollute the environment.
• At attractions such as flower gardens, you are not allowed to step on flowers or break tree branches.

The French Village is the final stop on the cable car journey, situated at the peak of the Chua Mountain. This area is designed according to ancient European architecture, resembling the dreamy city of Paris in France, with its towering spires and peaceful castles.

The garden has a total area of 8,206 square meters, consists of 10 gardens designed according to European architecture, including: Promise Square, Mythical Garden, Love Garden, Eden Garden, Suoi Mo Garden, Memories Garden, Mysterious Garden, Garden of Reflection, Grape Garden, Mysterious Garden.

Each garden has its own theme, bringing visitors from one surprise to another. The flower garden also adds brilliant scenery to Ba Na Hills.

When you come to Ba Na Hills, you will have the opportunity to take photos with famous people around the world. Because this is a display of 49 wax statues carved so delicately and vividly by Italian artists that viewers sometimes mistake them for "real people".

This is the first wax statue display area in Vietnam. Here, the statues are replicas of famous people such as Lady Gaga, President Barack Obama, or Steve Job,... bringing many interesting experiences for visitors when visiting.

Golden Bridge has a total length of 150m and 5m wide. With a unique design, two hands of a god supporting the bridge makes visitors from all over extremely excited. After the Golden Bridge was inaugurated, it created a trend of "taking photos at the Golden Bridge" among young people and received attention not only domestically but also internationally.

The Golden Bridge has been reported by many famous newspapers in the world such as CNN, BBC, FoxNews, The New York Times,... as one of the top 100 most wonderful destinations in the world.

Inaugurated on March 5, 2004, Linh Ung Pagoda is an unmissable destination when on pilgrimage in Ba Na. Located at an altitude of over 1,400m, so visitors can not only admire the majestic 27m high Shakyamuni Buddha statue, but also be immersed in the mystical mist of paradise. From Da Nang City, you can catch a glimpse of this pristine white statue. The pagoda belongs to the Northern Buddhist sect. In front of the pagoda, there is still a rare three-leaf pine tree in listed in Vietnam's Red Book of endangered species.

Previously, when coming to Ba Na, visitors would have to walk and climb very difficult and dangerous mountains, but now visitors can easily move around using a mountain railway and enjoy the scenic views with much more convenience.

The mountain railway travels along a 400-meter-long track, with each cabin accommodating up to 80 people and reaching a speed of 5 meters per second. Produced by Garaventa Switzerland, this railway ensures the safety of passengers and operates smoothly in all weather conditions. It is also considered the first mountain railway in Vietnam.

A unique structure built by the French in 1923, the Debay Wine Cellar is an ideal place for storing wine, maintaining a constant temperature of 16-20 degrees Celsius. In addition to exploring the wine cellar, which is dug deep into the earth at 100 meters, visitors also have the opportunity to savor rich European specialties or choose meaningful souvenir gifts for friends and family.

• Service Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (during peak season, the Debay Wine Cellar serves until 6:30 PM).

This complex includes 43 statues themed after Greek myths, creating an impressive scene. You will be overwhelmed by the reproduction of famous works from major museums around the world, such as the god of light Apollo, the god of love Venus and the goddess of war Athena. These are truly powerful "Roman treasures" that attract everyone's attention.

One of the thrilling games that most visitors enjoy at Ba Na Hills is the high-speed double-lane slides. The high-speed double slides here have up to 2 double spirals, the first appearance in Vietnam.

Every year, many festivals take place in Ba Na Hills that span from the beginning to the end of the year.

In the French Village area, you will come across a small street leading to the spacious Beer Plaza, which covers an area of over 4,000 m2. The Beer Plaza restaurant is designed in the shape of a giant glass beer barrel. The mirror surface reflects the clouds and sky of Ba Na and the surrounding scenery. The restaurant serves beer, dishes and a buffet.

• Service time: 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
• Buffet service time: 11:00 - 15:00.

Located behind Saint Denis church, in the French Village area, La Lavande creates a cozy culinary space with more than 70 attractive dishes typical of Vietnam, Thailand, China, Japan, European dishes...

• Service time: 11:00 - 15:00.

Rosa Fried Chicken, a restaurant specializing in serving fast food, is an ideal destination for tourists in Ba Na. With its main specialties being fried chicken and unique rose sauces, this restaurant offers special and unforgettable culinary experiences.

• Service hours: 8:30 – 16:30
• Location: Morin Garden

When traveling to Ba Na Hills, visitors can choose to enjoy 30 lunch buffet dishes at Morin Restaurant. Ticket price for one session for:

• Adults: 180,000 VND
• Children: 90,000 VND

Arapang Restaurant is located in the Du Dome square area. With delicious buffet counters, displayed throughout the restaurant, it creates a true taste feast for visitors. Diverse food stalls such as salads, cold meats, Vietnamese hot cakes, drinks, fried and baked dishes, hot dishes, cakes and sweet soup, fruits, drinks with more than 70 Vietnamese buffet dishes.

• Service time: 11:00 - 15:00.

• You should prepare sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, as you'll be exposed to a lot of sunlight.
• Don't forget to bring a jacket because the temperature at Ba Na Hills is often cold due to its altitude of over 1000 meters.
• You can bring snacks such as bread, milk, fruit, water, and dried food, because the food here is quite expensive.
• Avoid carrying plastic bags and littering, causing pollution to the environment and tourist landscape.
• Since Ba Na is vast, if you have small children, it's a good idea to bring a stroller.
• Ba Na Hills doesn't allow outside food, but you can bring baby food for your child.