Following a vibrant summer with numerous events and peak tourism, Da Nang continues to present captivating activities as the year comes to a close.
The pleasant climate, with temperatures ranging from 22 to 25 degrees Celsius, provides an ideal setting for relaxed holiday getaways. If you’re considering Da Nang for your travels, be sure to indulge in these top three city experiences.
This season, Ba Na Summit is a must-visit. Visitors can not only soak in the breathtaking scenery but also engage in exciting mini shows and the energetic Sun KraftBeer Festival 2024.
Celebrated as one of the world’s most unique beer festivals, Sun KraftBeer takes place at an elevation of 1,487 meters, allowing attendees to experience the joy of “drinking beer among the clouds.”
At the festival, guests can taste six craft beer varieties, all brewed at the Ba Na Brew House with exclusive German recipes. Aside from sampling brews, visitors are invited to tour the brewery and witness top-notch equipment from Braukon, a famous German beer manufacturer. Guests aged 18 and above will receive two free glasses of the freshly made Sun KraftBeer.
The festive spirit is amplified with the grand Beer Parade, showcasing lively performances by international artists. Guests can also join entertaining games like the Beer King Hunt Challenge and the Beer Keg Lifting, alongside costume competitions and thrilling fire shows dubbed “Star Battle” and “Neon Nexus.”
Your visit to Da Nang wouldn’t be complete without experiencing its iconic bridges. The Dragon Bridge, inspired by Vietnamese legends, is a must-visit attraction.
Every Saturday and Sunday at 9 pm, this bridge comes alive with impressive fire and water shows. Another notable highlight is the Han River Bridge, which performs a 90-degree rotation each night to allow vessels to pass through.
For an exceptional view, visit the Novotel Danang Premier Han River, where every room offers picturesque sights of the river and Da Nang’s famous bridges.
If you’re at Ba Na, be sure to check out the Golden Bridge, recognized globally as a man-made marvel. This stunning structure not only offers incredible photo ops but is also one of Vietnam’s prominent tourist symbols, alongside Ha Long Bay.
Known for its culinary delights like banh trang cuon thit heo, banh xeo, and bun cha ca, Da Nang is gaining even greater fame after receiving accolades from the Michelin Guide. With 36 restaurants listed, including one Michelin-starred establishment and one restaurant awarded a Michelin Green Star, food lovers will be spoiled for choice.
The Michelin-starred La Maison 1888 at InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort is particularly noteworthy for its fusion of French culinary traditions with local flavors. The dining experience is masterfully orchestrated by Toan Nguyen, a sommelier celebrated in the Michelin Guide’s Sommelier Awards, promising an unforgettable meal.
Exploring the vibrant nightlife is also a must—bustling areas like Bach Dang Pedestrian Zone, Nguyen Van Thoai Street, and An Thuong “western” street offer delicious food and dynamic entertainment.
For a memorable evening, don’t miss the Vui Fest Night Market in downtown Da Nang. Here, you can sample a wide range of Asian and European cuisines, including local favorites like my quang and banh trang cuon thit heo, all while enjoying the lively night market atmosphere.