Son Tra Mountain (Monkey Mountain) Tours and Tickets
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Son Tra Mountain (Monkey Mountain)

The monkeys on Son Tra Mountain can be aggressive, particularly where food is involved; it's best not to touch the wild animals.
If you plan on hiking, bring sturdy shoes, insect repellant, and plenty of water.
Uneven surfaces and super-steep slopes mean that Son Tra Mountain (Monkey Mountain) is difficult to access if you’re using a wheelchair.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Son Tra Mountain. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
Technically, visiting Son Tra Mountain is free—you can wander and explore the attractions, including the Lady Buddha statue and the Linh Ung Pagoda, at no cost. However, you’ll get a far deeper, more meaningful experience with a guide, and they’ll cover transportation, too. Guided tours start at just US$25.
Yes, Son Tra Mountain is definitely worth visiting. In addition to the spectacular, panoramic views over Da Nang, you'll also be able to explore the famous Lady Buddha statue and the Linh Ung Pagoda. You might also spot cool jungle wildlife, including endangered monkeys like the red-shanked douc.
Per one customer who booked the Scooter Adventure on Monkey Mountain, "Riding through Da Nang on the back of a motorbike gave me a whole new perspective of the city — from bustling streets and colorful markets to peaceful coastal roads and hidden local spots I never would've found on my own."
With sandy beaches, dense forests, and diverse (and endangered) wildlife, Son Tra Mountain offers the residents of Da Nang a natural temple just outside their city’s borders. The mountain is also home to the Linh Ung Pagoda and the famous Lady Buddha statue, making it a place of spiritual pilgrimage.
Son Tra Mountain is 2,200 feet (670 meters) high; since it rises from sea level, its height is the same as its elevation. Though it may seem insignificant compared to larger peaks, with the surrounding city of Da Nang nearly at sea level, Son Tra Mountain feels towering.
On Son Tra Mountain, the stars are the monkeys: pygmy slow lorises, rhesus macaques, and the critically endangered red-shanked douc. The mountain is estimated to be home to nearly 300 animal species (including 100+ species of birds), from those beloved monkeys to leopard cats, ferret badgers, and more.
Yes, there’s one main hiking trail up and around Son Tra Mountain. It starts from Bai Bac Beach, at the mountain’s base, and climbs to the summit, totaling nearly 10 miles (16 kilometers) and some 2,000+ feet (610 meters) in elevation gain. Most visitors complete the challenging trek in 4–5 hours.
Son Tra Mountain is about a 40-minute drive from Da Nang’s city center—get there via motorbike, taxi, or car. The Linh Ung Pagoda, famous for its massive Lady Buddha statue, is midway up the peak, adding a few more minutes. Of course, if you’re walking the trail from Bai Bac Beach, it’ll take about 4 hours to the mountaintop, depending on your speed.
There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting Son Tra Mountain. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Da Nang:
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