Things to do in  Son Tra Peninsula

Shrouded by the lush mountain scenery of the Son Tra Nature Reserve, Dong Dinh Museum—named after the type of tree that surrounds it—is one of Da Nang’s top cultural attractions. Inside, you’ll find antique treasures spanning Champa, Chinese, Sa Huynh, and Dai Viet cultures, some of which date back more than 2,500 years.

While it might not be as famous as the iconic Golden Bridge in the Ba Na Hills, the Love Lock Bridge Da Nang is still a worthy attraction. Perched on the east bank of the Han River, this bridge is decorated with padlocks inscribed with couples’ names and features love heart installations.

Boasting white sand and stunning views of the Son Tra Peninsula, Pham Van Dong Beach is Da Nang’s main beach; it’s hub of hotels, rooftop bars, watersports, and restaurants. Come to sunbathe and go parasailing over the ocean and stay to sip cocktails and sing karaoke at one of the many nightclubs with panoramic views of the city when it’s illuminated by night.