Is it worth to stay in Da Nang?

How long should you stay in Da Nang?

Two days. Enough. Max three.

• Beaches? One is plenty.
• Marble Mountains? Skipable.
• Food. Always worth it.

Da Nang. Overrated? Maybe. Underestimated? Not a chance. My condo view says otherwise.

Three days. Food mainly.

Which part of Da Nang is best to stay?

Okay, so Da Nang, huh? Forget everything you think you know.

• My Khe Beach: Best? Well, if you’re a sun-worshipping lizard who enjoys the aroma of sunscreen and the dulcet tones of hawkers, then sure! It’s like Waikiki, but with more screaming. Think of it as Da Nang’s answer to spring break.

• Han River Waterfront: It’s the city’s lifeblood? I thought pho was the city’s lifeblood. But hey, pretty lights. Good for awkward first dates, or, you know, escaping the in-laws! I once saw a dude propose here… and get rejected. Ah, romance!

• Son Tra Peninsula: This place is wild. Monkeys plotting world domination, hidden temples, and insane views. Basically, King Kong’s vacation home. Just watch out for the wildlife.

• An Thuong Area: Ah, the expat ghetto. Think cheap beer, mediocre pizza, and dudes in linen shirts. If you’re looking for a taste of “home” that tastes suspiciously like regret, this is your spot. My ex lives there. Seriously. Awkward.

Da Nang’s secret sauce? It’s the chaotic mix. The city that never sleeps… mostly because of the scooters.

Which is better, Da Nang or Ho Chi Minh?

Da Nang vs. Ho Chi Minh? Depends if you prefer honking chaos or tranquil sunsets. Ho Chi Minh, the city that never sleeps (mostly ’cause of the motorbikes), boasts history by the bucketload. Da Nang? Think postcards, not protests.

Beaches vs. Ben Thanh Market. It’s a tough call, honestly. I’d choose Da Nang for a chill vacay. My aunt, bless her heart, would pick Ho Chi Minh for the shopping alone. It’s a personal quest.

Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon):

• Urban Jungle: Prepare to be amazed by the sheer density of humanity.
• History Buff’s Paradise: Museums? Pagodas? War remnants? It’s all there.
• Food, Glorious Food: Street food is king, and it reigns supreme. Bun cha? Pho-get about it! (Pun intended, obviously).
• Nightlife: Did someone say rooftop bars? Expect to pay a premium for those views, though. Ouch.

Da Nang:

• Beach Bum Bliss: My Khe beach is stunning. Instagram gold, people.
• Marble Mountains: Climb them. ‘Cause why not? (Good views, I hear).
• Dragon Bridge: It breathes fire on weekends. Fire-breathing dragons! Seriously!
• Chill Vibes: Way less chaotic than Saigon. Perfect for a zen moment…or twelve. Less honking too.

Seriously? Choosing one? It’s like asking me to pick my favorite caffeinated beverage. I mean, I love my coffee, I love my Coke Zero, so…. Why, just why? Can’t we just have both, and call it a day?

Is 3 days in Da Nang enough?

Three days? Barely scratches the surface.

Da Nang demands more.

• Marble Mountains: Conquer them.
• My Son Sanctuary: Ancient ruins. Intriguing.
• Son Tra Peninsula: Beaches. Hike. Explore.

Insufficient time. My trip last year, five days. Still felt rushed. Needed a week. Consider extending your stay. Prioritize. No time for dawdling. 2024 travel is expensive. Book smart.

How many days are enough for Da Nang and Hoi An?

Two days… Da Nang… Marble Mountains… dust and heat. Sun on my skin. Remember the cable car… slow… looking out. So high up. Didn’t talk to anyone. Just… watched.

Two days in Hoi An… lanterns… at night. All that color. Crowded streets. Bought a silk scarf… still have it somewhere. Never wore it.

• Da Nang:

  • Marble Mountains: Felt small.
  • My Khe Beach: Sand in my shoes. Still there, probably.
  • Dragon Bridge: Fire… weekend show… loud. Too many people.

• Hoi An:

  • Ancient Town: Touristy. So many shops. Overwhelming.
  • Japanese Covered Bridge: Took a picture. Don’t remember much else.
  • Lanterns: Beautiful. Almost magical. Then the crowds… ruined it. Maybe.

Two days each… enough? I don’t know. Felt… rushed. Like I missed something. Should have stayed longer. Alone. Maybe.