Da Nang – Day 2: Golden Bridge Adventure

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We kicked off Day 2 in Da Nang with an early wake-up call at around 5 AM. After a hearty breakfast at our hotel—boasting over 20 buffet options that left our taste buds dancing—we were all set for our long-awaited Golden Bridge experience.

Despite the chill in the air (temperatures below 15°C), our spirits were high as our guide took us first to a fascinating Stone Museum. Soon after, we headed over to the iconic Golden Bridge. The journey itself was an adventure: we took cable cars that offered a totally different perspective of the landscape, and by the time we wrapped up around 5 PM, our ears were a bit numb from the high altitude!

The day wasn’t just about breathtaking views—the local Vietnamese cuisine was a delight too. With more than 100 variety options available, every meal was a delicious exploration of flavors that we absolutely loved.

Stay tuned as we share more of our Da Nang adventures!










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