Danang City lies in the heart of Vietnam, where tourism is as important as a day’s meal. Raking in the country’s largest tourism revenue, Danang is central to tourism and the shipping harbor where daily trades take place. For the past 25 years, Danang has etched a special place in tourists’ hearts due to its many features.

You will find a collection of hotels along the famous China Beach. The scenic coastline houses various golf courses. The perfect weather conditions and an accessible international airport, coupled with the endless beaches, are highlights at Hoi An, and all about 30km to the south of Danang.

The ancient city of Hoi An was an accessible trading port when the Europeans were in charge of that region. Even 600 years ago, Japanese and Chinese trading houses littered Hoi An region. Fast forward to the 19th century, the great Thu Bon river which supported the trade in the area became un-sailable, forcing people to move their business to Danang. Slowly, Hoi An left the memory banks of the natives.

However, between the late ‘80s and ‘90s, travelers rediscovered the beautiful Hoi An. Nowadays, it is known as a living museum that houses heirlooms for future generations, and a getaway for lovebirds. Also, the Thu Bon river has become accessible, and you shouldn’t forget to navigate the area after exploring the great food in the city of lanterns. There is an expanse of rice fields to be seen on bicycle rides and basket boats. An Bang, a nearby beach, has several surfing instructors who can teach you the ways of the natives. The famous bars and restaurants have incredible foods, drinks, and other edible souvenirs.