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I am looking at flats near My Khe Beach, and my favourites are on very different floors. The first is on the ground with a small yard, the other is hi

My Khe Beach Apartments offer a great option for those looking for a place to stay in Da Nang. Someone who stayed in the area found a spot within a 5-minute walk from My Khe beach for around $700/month. While the waves may not be the most challenging, with a 10-second ride on the best day, the area still has good vibes in the water, making it a great spot for surfers and those looking for a relaxing atmosphere.

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.

Da Nang residents have shared their experiences with mold removal and wall treatment services in the city, warning that mold can be a persistent issue in humid environments. One approach to tackle the problem is to use a combination of white distilled vinegar and hydrogen peroxide to remove mold, or to purchase a product from Shopee to spray onto affected areas. However, a more thorough solution may involve addressing structural issues allowing water to seep into walls and using a dehumidifier to reduce humidity.

Yes, it's a professional place with amazing service and results, and it's very affordable. It's located somewhere in Da Nang, but the exact address isn't mentioned.

The dragon on the Dragon Bridge breathed water instead of fire and caught us both from the side, a perfect soaking, you and me at the rail with our mo

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.

Visit 3-4 stores and bargain the heck out of it. Look for real Northface jackets, but be aware that some may be knockoffs.

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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.

At Han Market on Tuesday morning I was staring at a jackfruit like it was a maths problem. The seller, in a conical hat, took it from me, rubbed her k

Take the free shuttle to Hoiana Casino, where you can exchange your Dong for USD at the Cashier. The shuttle is free to and from the casino, and it's a convenient option if you need USD. The Cashier at Hoiana Casino offers a straight conversion, with no commission, and if you sign up for their players club card, you'll get $20 in free play for the slots or $50 in matched free play.

At sunset my motorbike ran out of fuel at the top of a hill on the Son Tra Peninsula road. A family on a scooter, a plastic bottle of petrol tied to t

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.

It's a nice venue and the staff are great. It's a good option for a wedding, especially if you're looking for a place with a lot of experience hosting weddings.

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The Nomad Kitchen offers great and reasonably priced steak. It is a good option for those looking for a good meal at a affordable price.

Located in a gated resort community near My Khe Beach, this 4-bedroom villa offers a private pool and is fully furnished. Because there's no agent involved, rent is below market price, making it an attractive option for those looking for a luxury stay at a discounted rate.

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.

The night before a job interview I sat on a bench on the Han River promenade at 8pm, practising my answers out loud in bad Vietnamese. An old man two