Excursion anticipée au lever du soleil à Ba Na Hills et Golden Bridge depuis Da Nang

What a beautiful experience! I was very surprised by the tour. The route was very good, and I commend the worker who was holding the golden bridge all day with their precious hands. We did not see their face, but I imagine they must be someone with a very big and generous heart to hold up all the people passing over the bridge for so many hours. My question is: will they change shifts or does the same giant always do it? Thank you!! 🙏🏽😁

You don't want to miss this ! Once I a lifetime experience. Although the rain was pretty horrible, our guide Tony was very patient and even took us back to the bridge when the wind and rain died down some. You can't predict the weather but rain or shine, this bridge is pretty epic. Thank you, Tony.

Is a Great experience! Great tour guide, Great everything. I recomend it. Thank you for everything!!

We understood at 1.5km elevation, if you want people in Vietnam outside all day, doing it on a cool mountain top is probably a good idea, but we couldn't understand what this 'park' is meant to be, and why it is what it is. It's a really weird place. We think it's a continuing work in progress, that when complete it will have hotel/holiday accommodation and be a fully fledged Theme Park with the usual roller coasters and thrill rides to entertain, but at the moment, it has none of these. There is the French village which seems to be a mash up of architectural styles (not all originating from France) literally ruined by a big glass multi-story building thrown in the floor plan. There are these brilliant buildings (all replicas of European styles) - but they have zero purpose, are empty with walkways and nothing more. The provide no utility other than to be observed. We got there early so avoided the heavy crowding which would have only grown through the day. Even then, it was quite busy trying to capture a photo on the "bridge to no-where" which also provides no function other than to be a frame for a photograph. There is also a Funicular (mountain train) which is there basically because they wanted a Funicular (as it seems to provide no genuine transportation justification) experience at the park. The buffet lunch was an extreme free for all - food was OK - but (appreciating we ate early because we attended early) it was already a crush when we ate, and can only imagine it would have been more chaos than a school lunch time when it got busier. Should you visit? I don't know - can't answer for you, it certainly was an experience, even if it was one we couldn't quite understand - but assuming it is still very much a 'work in progress' - perhaps in years to come it will become a must visit attraction.

The Golden Bridge is an absolutely marvelous structure, a true architectural wonder! The giant hands seemingly holding it aloft create an iconic, breathtaking sight. Walking across it, high in the Ba Na Hills, offers unparalleled panoramic views. It's truly a must-visit attraction, providing incredible photo opportunities and an unforgettable experience. A testament to creative design, it's a highlight of any trip to Da Nang!

Picked up from our hotel on time and a steady ride in a taxi to the cable car station. Weather was nice at the top and got a fair few photos on the bridge, there were a few other things to see but our guide only gave us 20 mins to have a look around so it was rather a rush to be honest and he'd got the cable car tickets. When we got dropped off at our hotel the guide gave the impression he wanted a tip but at £130 for the trip we'd spent enough!

The services offered are generally good, including the transportation, food, and facilities. However, during peak seasons, the site can get crowded, and visitors might need to wait in long lines at certain attractions, which can be a bit frustrating.

This was the very first stop when we took the cable up to Ba Na Hills. As it was foggy with drizzling, it was chilly! Nevertheless, we had a good walk at this Golden Bridge, it was magnificent! But it was foggy and was drizzling, so the view wasn't clear and we didn't manage to take good and clear shots (but the sun was out later that afternoon but offered a better view), but we enjoyed the nice and cold experience. We felt we were at the top of the world and with "bird eyes' view" of the surrounding, it was awesome! The pathway maybe slippery when we were there so be careful and put on good shoes and also there were many people walking around, be take good care of your belongings! At the end of the pathway, you could take photos with national flags there as a momento. It's good to personally experience it than watching it on TV or online.

Wow super wonderful place Pa na hills but our tourist person was the one who make the experience amazing the way he explained everything with great passion i highly recommend.

We had the Joy of visiting this beautiful place with our knowledgable guide who was given us appropriate time to visit each section adequately. As we roamed around, we clicked numerous photos, played games in the Fantasy arcade and enjoyed a delicious lunch in a lovely buffet that accommodated our needs as Muslims. A dedicated prayer room is available as well which was well taken care off. We loved it there.