Da Nang is hailed as the 'city worth living in Vietnam' because it offers not only a great environment and excellent tourist destinations for those who want to relax, rejuvenate, entertain, or seek spiritual solace, but also because it's a city with many outstanding architectural landmarks and structures, ranking among the best in Vietnam.
The Hai Van Pass road tunnel - the longest and most modern in Vietnam
Firstly, let's talk about the Hai Van Pass tunnel - a project traversing the territories of 2 provinces, Thua Thien Hue in the north and Da Nang city in the south - a remarkable Da Nang tourist destination. The Hai Van Pass road tunnel is considered the longest road tunnel in Southeast Asia and was among the top 30 longest and largest road tunnels in the world as of 2005.

The Hai Van road tunnel stretches over 12.047 kilometers, designed for everlasting use with a speed limit of 80km/h. The main tunnel is 6,280 meters long and 10 meters wide, accommodating 2 lanes of traffic, with a clearance height of 7.5 meters. It includes an emergency escape route interconnected through cross tunnels, providing safety for both vehicles and passengers in case of emergencies.
The Hai Van Pass tunnel is constructed using the New Austrian Tunneling Method (NATM) - a modern construction technique suited to Vietnam's geological conditions. The tunnel is built in an arched shape to enhance its structural strength.
Building the Hai Van road tunnel marks a significant step in the industrialization and modernization of the transportation sector, not only in the provinces of Da Nang and Thua Thien Hue but also for the nation as a whole.
'5-no-3-yes program' – a unique event in Da Nang
Da Nang as a destination always offers unique and distinctive policies for its people, with the '5-no-3-yes program' shaping its tourism identity. Just five years into implementation, the program has yielded successful outcomes.
Building on the success of the '5-no' movement, Da Nang has embarked on the '3-yes' program: providing employment, housing, and fostering civilized urban living.
The first international fireworks festival held in Vietnam
An event of national and international significance hosted in Da Nang, contributing to its reputation as a city of events. The annual fireworks festival attracts participation from numerous countries worldwide, including Canada, France, Italy, and more.

Aside from the fireworks event, other equally captivating events such as street music performances, flower-decorated cyclo rides, and floating lanterns on the Han River are also organized and draw significant attention.
Free Cancer Hospital
The Da Nang Cancer Hospital is built on an expansive area of over 150,000 square meters, with the primary objective of providing free medical treatment to the people. Patients visiting the hospital can expect to receive and undergo modern treatment methods.

Each patient is issued a unique card and identification number for convenient management and lifelong treatment tracking. All patient examinations and treatments are meticulously recorded and managed for lifelong care.
The most modern rotating bridge - Han River Bridge
In 1997, Da Nang commenced the construction of the Han River Bridge - a groundbreaking infrastructure investment for the city at that time. It can be said that this project not only celebrated the city's third millennium but also marked a transformation for this youthful and dynamic city.
The bridge spans 487.7 meters in length, 12.9 meters in width, comprising 11 spans with each span measuring 33 meters. The purpose of the Han River Bridge rotation is to facilitate waterway traffic, allowing passage for boats. Every day around midnight, the central part of the bridge rotates 90 degrees around its axis, opening the way for large vessels.

The Han River Bridge not only facilitates traffic between Le Duan Street and Son Tra Peninsula but also serves as a unique cultural icon, a source of pride for the people of Da Nang.
Thuan Phuoc Bridge - the longest cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam
From various perspectives, Thuan Phuoc Bridge exudes a modern, magnificent, and alluring appearance. The bridge connects Nguyen Tat Thanh coastal road and Hoang Sa - Truong Sa coastal road. Construction of Thuan Phuoc Bridge began in 2009, spanning 1,856 meters, with the cable-stayed section stretching 655 meters. The bridge is 18 meters wide, accommodating 4 lanes for vehicles, 2 pedestrian lanes, and 2 lanes for bicycles and motorcycles.

Furthermore, with the lighting design concept portraying wings reaching out to the open sea, Philips utilized the latest LED lighting system technology.
Dragon Bridge - the longest steel bridge
The Dragon Bridge was officially opened on March 29, 2013. It earned its name due to the presence of a giant dragon spanning the bridge, uniquely equipped with the ability to breathe fire and water. The design of the Dragon Bridge is one of a kind, innovative, serving as a new landmark for tourism in Da Nang.

The Dragon Bridge at Da Nang tourist attraction boasts a total length of over 6,000 meters and features the most unique structure ever seen, resembling a dragon stretching 568 meters long and weighing nearly 9,000 tons.
Notably, it incorporates a box girder system linked to a steel arch by cable-stayed structures. It stands as the most unique arch structure in Vietnam, with no similar construction existing to this day.
The entire structure is coated with 5 layers of anti-corrosion paint to provide color for the Dragon's body, landscape, fountain, and modern lighting and sound system, contributing to a beautiful effect for the Dragon Bridge at night.
World's longest cable car system at Ba Na
The Ba Na cable car system is a stunning sight that entices both domestic and international visitors. Utilizing Austrian technology, the Ba Na cable car has set numerous world records (Guinness). On March 29, 2013, the Suoi Mo - Ba Na cable car line was inaugurated and achieved 4 Guinness World Records:
Firstly, the longest single cable car line in the world with a length
Secondly, the cable car route with the highest station-to-station elevation difference in the world
Thirdly, the longest continuous cable length in the world
Lastly, the heaviest cable reel in the world

With these significant events, Ba Na Hills has become the tourist destination with the most world records in Vietnam.
The tallest statue of Buddha at Linh Ung Pagoda
The statue of Lady Buddha at Linh Ung Bai But Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula stands over 65m tall. The Lady Buddha Quan The Am Bodhisattva statue at Linh Ung Bai But Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula is 67m tall, the tallest in Vietnam, equivalent to the height of a 30-story building, amidst a serene landscape.

Linh Ung Bai But Pagoda is the oldest and largest pagoda in Da Nang, also one of the most attractive tourist destinations drawing many visitors when traveling to Da Nang due to its unique architectural harmony between modernity and Vietnamese tradition.
Sun Wheel - the largest Ferris wheel in Asia
Located within Asia Park, built in May 2014. The overall height of the Ferris wheel is 125m. At night, sitting on the Sun Wheel, tourists can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of Da Nang city sparkling and glamorous at night. The Sun Wheel is also a renowned tourist spot in Da Nang for its architecture and uniqueness. Within the park, where the Ferris wheel is situated, there are 4 main functional areas: cultural park, amusement park, multi-purpose performance area, and parking lot.

As one of the most livable cities, Da Nang tourist attractions boast captivating architectural landmarks and entertaining amusement areas.
