Da Nang Q&A

I've seen this castle-like structure near the beach, but I'm not sure what it is. I know the beachside is a nightclub and massage space, but what about the opposite end where the castle-like structures are? Is it all the nightclub or is there something else there?

Other 1w ago 5 answers • aaronmercer

I've been in Da Nang for 15 days and it's really rare to see cats. I've seen only 2 in this period, whereas there are many dogs. Where I come from, there are cats in every street.

I've noticed that BaNa Hills is visible from my hotel room at the Fivitel Boutique hotel, which is in Da Nang. I'm surprised because it seems closer than the actual driving time to get there. I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed this or if it's just a clear day.

I've been thinking about visiting Ba Na Hills in Da Nang, but I've heard mixed reviews. Some people say it's a must-do, while others claim it's a tacky theme park. I'm wondering if the criticism is unfair, or if there's some truth to it.

I'm currently in Da Nang wrapping up my trip and looking for solid gift recommendations for my female friends in China and my family in the US. I'm thinking about high-quality, trendy, or aesthetic items that will appeal to them.

Transportation 3w ago 4 answers • Binh H

I run a small cafe in Da Nang and I'm planning a Laos border visa run this month with 2 people. We prefer the bus route but have had inconsistent experiences with different companies.

I've booked my trip to Da Nang from Feb 8-13, 2027, but I've just found out that it's during Tet. Will most stores and tourist attractions be closed during these dates? Any advice would be great.

I'm an Argentine tourist who visits Da Nang a couple of times a year, looking for information on the free bus to Bana Hills, specifically how it works, how busy it gets, and if I need to show a ticket to ride.

Other 3w ago 3 answers • Rowan S

I'm looking for a sugar cane vendor near Vincom mall/plaza, but they don't seem to be on Google Maps. I've tried searching for 'sugarcane juice' but none show up.

I'm thinking about spending a few months in Da Nang while working remotely. I'm looking for a cool studio apartment, eating local food, going to the gym, and occasionally going out at night.

I hired a driver for a couple of days in Da Nang and he told us his wife had a stroke and he's the only breadwinner. He showed us photos of his kids and kept trying to upsell us or take us to random places we didn't ask to go to. He was nice and gave us bottles of water, but I'm not sure if I should believe him or if he's just trying to get a bigger tip.

Housing 1mo ago 3 answers • aaronmercer

I'm relocating to Da Nang in January with my two children. I'm looking for advice on the best living locations within Da Nang that are suitable for single expat mothers with young children. I'd also appreciate any recommendations on nurseries and nannies.

I'm planning a 4-day trip to Da Nang in October, specifically from October 1st, and I'm concerned about the weather since I've never been there during this time of year.

I'm visiting Da Nang soon and want to rent a motorcycle, but I don't have a driving license. I've rented a motorcycle in Indonesia before and they only asked for a copy of my passport.

Shopping 1mo ago 3 answers • Robert Hendricks

I'm looking for a reliable and affordable place to buy groceries for my family. We're considering supermarkets, butchers, and street markets. I've heard that supermarkets are good for imported products, but I'm not sure about the prices. I'd also like to know about any local markets that offer a wide selection of fresh produce.

I'm planning a trip to Da Nang at the end of January and I'm concerned about the rain. I've been to Da Nang a few times a year and I'm looking for information on what to expect from the weather during that time.