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Discover Da Nang’s Highlights: Ba Na Hills, Golden Bridge & Dragon Bridge by Night

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Da Nang’s most iconic attractions! Start your day with a trip to the majestic Ba Na Hills, where the cool mountain breeze and stunning views await. Walk along the famous Golden Bridge, a marvel of architecture held aloft by giant hands, offering breathtaking panoramic vistas.

As the sun sets, experience the magical transformation of Da Nang at night. Stroll along the bustling riverside and witness the spectacular Dragon Bridge come to life, complete with dazzling lights and its fire-breathing display.

This tour combines natural beauty, architectural wonders, and vibrant nightlife into one perfect adventure. Don’t miss the chance to capture incredible memories in Da Nang!

Notes:

• Adult: 1.4m up
• Children: 1m -1.39m (75% Adult’s Price)

Imagine this: you’re soaring above misty mountains on a record-breaking cable car, strolling across a golden bridge cradled by giant stone hands, and watching a dragon breathe fire over a glowing river at night.

Sounds like a dream? It’s not – it’s the Ba Na Hills, Golden Bridge & Dragon Bridge By Night tour from Vietnam Backpacker Hostels, and it’s calling your name. For just $70 USD, this 9–11-hour epic takes you from the heights of Central Vietnam to the dazzling lights of Da Nang, all in a small-group vibe (max 12 adventurers). Ready to dive into the details and snag your spot? Let’s roll!

Why’s this tour a Backpacker’s Dream?

Let’s cut to the chase – this tour is a no-brainer for anyone with a backpack and a thirst for adventure. Why? Because it has three of Vietnam’s most iconic spots into one hassle-free package: the jaw-dropping Ba Na Hills, the Instagram-famous Golden Bridge, and the fiery Dragon Bridge.

And here’s the kicker – it’s only $70 per adult, with round-trip transport, cable car rides, and a buffet dinner thrown in. No planning, no stress, just pure exploration with a crew of up to 12 like-minded travelers.

This is built for the backpacker soul – budget-savvy folks who want big experiences without big spending. Whether you’re a solo wanderer, a couple on a shoestring, or a squad hunting Vietnam’s coolest sights, this tour’s got you covered.

Discover and experience the best of Ba Na Hills

It all kicks off with a pickup – 1:00 PM if you’re crashing in Da Nang, or 12:00 PM if you’re vibing in Hoi An. A comfy shuttle bus rolls up to your hotel or a meet-up spot, ready to whisk you away.

Dream Stream Cable Car: Soaring Above the Jungle

Next up, you’re hopping onto the Dream Stream Cable Car, and trust us, this ain’t your average ride. It’s over 5 kilometers long – one of the longest single-track cable cars on the planet – and it lifts you high above Central Vietnam’s wild green valleys.

The views are next-level: misty peaks, sprawling jungles, and clouds drifting by like you’re in some fantasy movie. You’ll be plastered to the window, snapping pics and soaking in the thrill as you climb to Ba Na Hills’ 1,487-meter perch.

Golden Bridge: Giant Hands and Golden Glory

Now, the star of the show – the Golden Bridge. Picture a 150-meter golden walkway stretching across the mountains, held up by two massive stone hands that look like they’ve punched through the earth.

It’s weird, it’s wild, and it’s totally epic. You’ll stroll along, wind in your hair, with insane views of rolling hills and Da Nang’s skyline peeking in the distance.

Le Jardin D’Amour: A Blooming French Escape

Take a breather at Le Jardin D’Amour, a chill cluster of flower gardens with a French twist. It’s got nine themed sections, each bursting with colorful blooms and winding paths that feel like a secret hideaway. It’s less adrenaline, more serenity – a perfect spot to wander, snap some artsy pics, or just soak in the mountain air. 

Linh Ung Pagoda: Peace and a Big Buddha

For a dose of calm and culture, hit up Linh Ung Pagoda. This Buddhist temple’s got a 27-meter-tall white Buddha statue keeping watch over the hills. It’s a quiet, spiritual stop – perfect for a moment of zen after the cable car buzz.

The views from here are clutch too, with the mountains stretching out below. It’s a little slice of peace that adds some soul to your Ba Na Hills adventure.

French Village: Medieval Vibes in Vietnam

Last stop before the evening kicks in – the French Village. Think cobblestone streets, stone buildings, and a medieval European feel plopped right into Vietnam’s mountains. It’s quirky as hell, with cute lanes to explore and a vibe that’s half history lesson, half photo op.

Built to echo Ba Na Hills’ French colonial past, it’s a fun detour that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into another world.

Lava Train & Sun Kingdom: Scenic Rides and Fresh Check-Ins

From the French Village, you’re hopping on the Lava Train – a dope little ride that zips you from the Sun Kingdom area to some fresh attractions. Think quirky installations, scenic lookouts, and hidden corners perfect for that “wish you were here” shot.

The Sun Kingdom’s got a mystical edge, tying into Ba Na Hills’ playful, over-the-top vibe. You’ll cruise along, wind in your face, soaking in the mountain magic as the day starts winding down. It’s a quick but rad way to see more without breaking a sweat.

Fantasy Park: Vietnam’s Biggest Indoor Playground

Next up, it’s game on at Fantasy Park – Vietnam’s largest indoor amusement park, tucked right into Ba Na Hills. Around late afternoon, you’ll dive into this massive playground packed with roller coasters, arcade games, and a 4D cinema that’ll jolt you awake after all that exploring. 

It’s pure backpacker fuel – blow off steam on a ride, challenge your crew to some games, or just vibe in the chaos. Some premium stuff might cost extra, but there’s plenty included to keep you grinning. It’s loud, it’s fun, and it’s the perfect way to cap your time up top before heading back down.

Nighttime Thrills: From misty peaks to Dragon Bridge lights

As evening fades, it’s time to descend. You’ll glide back down the cable car, watching the twinkling lights of Da Nang emerge below.

The shuttle whisks you toward the city, and soon you’re at the Dragon Bridge – a 666-meter marvel shaped like, you guessed it, a dragon. By night, it’s lit up in glowing colors, stretching across the Han River like a scene from a sci-fi movie.

If you’ve timed it right – Saturday or Sunday at 9:00 PM – you’ll catch the famous fire and water show. Flames shoot from the dragon’s mouth, water sprays into the air, and the crowd goes wild. Even without the show, it’s a stunning sight, wrapping up your day with a bang.

What’s included (and what’s not) for a $70 package?

So, what’s in this $70 package? A ton. You get round-trip shuttle bus rides from Da Nang, cable car tickets up and down Ba Na Hills, that awesome buffet dinner, and entry to all the main stops – Golden Bridge, Le Jardin D’Amour, Linh Ung Pagoda, French Village and basic Fantasy Park access. It’s a steal when you think about it – no haggling for transport or hunting down food in the middle of nowhere.

A few things aren’t covered, though. Souvenirs, extra snacks, or those optional Fantasy Park upgrades? That’s on you. And heads-up – the Dragon Bridge fire show is a weekend-only deal, so if you’re booking midweek, you’ll still see the lights but maybe miss the pyrotechnics. Still, for $70, this is backpacker brilliance – Vietnam Backpacker Hostels knows how to pack in the value without skimping on the good stuff.

Pro tips for the best experience in Ba Na Hills day tour

Want to max out this adventure? We’ve got your back with some insider tips. First, dress smart – comfy shoes are a must for all that walking, and layers keep you cozy at Ba Na Hills (it’s cooler up there, averaging 17–20°C).

Rain’s a possibility too, especially October to March, so pack a lightweight raincoat just in case. And don’t forget a charged camera or phone – you’ll want every shot from the Golden Bridge to the Dragon Bridge.

Timing’s key. Check the forecast and aim for a clear day – fog can roll in at Ba Na Hills, though the tour runs rain or shine. For the full Dragon Bridge experience, book a weekend slot to catch that 9:00 PM show.

Photo-wise, hit the Golden Bridge early to dodge crowds, and save some battery for nighttime Dragon Bridge snaps – the lights are unreal. With these tricks, you’re set for a day that’ll top your Vietnam hit list.

Book your spot now: Vietnam’s Backpacker Hostel Calling!

Let’s recap this wild ride: you’ll ascend to Ba Na Hills’ misty heights, walk the Golden Bridge’s golden path, feast and play in a mountain wonderland, then cap it off with the Dragon Bridge’s nighttime glow. It’s mountain highs, golden wonders, and a dragon’s roar – all in one unforgettable $70 package. But here’s the catch – spots for this small-group gem fill fast, so you don’t want to sleep on it.

Ready to make it happen? Click here to snag your adventure and let’s hit the road! From giant hands to fire-breathing dragons, your Vietnam story starts now – see you on the shuttle!