Travel Da Nang City With Da Nang Tours City

Nov 11, 2022

Da Nang Tours City provides various package tours, tailor-made tours, daily tours, hotels and transportation in Da Nang city.

Vietnam - November 11, 2022 —

Da Nang is Vietnam's fifth largest city. It is the commercial and educational center of Central Vietnam, midway between Hanoi (the North) and Ho Chi Minh City (the South). The city's climate has dry seasons (January - July) and rainy seasons (August - December). Da Nang is blessed by nature with the sea, peninsula, bay, hills, rivers, streams and plains. Temperatures are usually high but mild, not intense. The above factors have turned Da Nang into a strong tourist city.

Tourists can choose various transportation to reach Da Nang, such as planes, trains, coaches or motorcycles. And tourists can go on self-sufficient travel or tour travel. Choosing a travel agency is highly recommended for tourists coming to Da Nang for the first time or without a guiding friend.

Da Nang Tours City is a travel agency in Da Nang city. Since 2011, Da Nang Tours City has been continuously expanding and affirming its value in providing quality tours for domestic and international tourists. The company provides package tours, tailor-made tours, daily tours, hotels, transportation, and other travel services.

Da Nang Tours City tours cover many of the city's highlights tourist destinations. Please note that the tour price range depends on the time in each travel season, so the price following is for reference only.

Ba Na Hills Tour - $ 55 - featured Golden Bridge, French Village, and Sun God Waterfall. Children under 1m are free, and from 1m to under 1m4 are charged 75% of the ticket price. The tour includes traveling by cable car to Ba Na, visiting Golden Bridge, De L'Mour Flower Garden, Linh Ung Pagoda, French Village, and Fantasy Park.

Bach Ma Nation Park Tour - $43 - features 17,000 hectares of primeval forest with 1,493 animal species (Saola) and 2147 plant species (false eucalyptus, agarwood). The tour includes visiting Lang Co Bay, Bach Ma museum, Do Quyen Waterfall, experiencing the fishermen's life at Cau Hai Swamp and conquering the 1,450m high Bach Ma peak.

Basket Boat Hoi An Tour – $43. Children under 5 years old are free, and from 5 to 9 years old are charged 50% of the ticket price. The tour includes activities on the basket boat, visiting Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village, the Bay Mau coconut forest, Hoian ancient town (Fukian Assembly Hall, Japanese Covered Bridge, Old House) and Nguyen Hoang night market.

Charm Island Tour – $45. Children from 1 to 5 years old are charged 50% of the ticket price, and from 5 to 10 years old are charged 80%. The tour includes visiting Bai Lang (the marine reserve, the boat lock, the Cham ancient well, the Hai Tang pagoda, the Tan Hiep market) and snorkeling to see the coral.

Hue 1-day tour – 55$. Children under 5 years old are free, and from 5 to 9 years old are charged 50% of the ticket price. The tour includes visiting Lang Co bay, Khai Dinh Tomb, Thien Mu Pagoda and Hue Citadel - the main destination.

Linh Ung Pagoda – $39. Children under 5 years old are free, and from 5 to 9 years old are 20$. The tour includes visiting Son Tra Peninsula, Marble Mountain, Hoi An Ancient Town and the night market.

Nui Than Tai Hot Spring Park Tour – $49. Children under 5 years old are free, and from 5 to 9 years old are $25. The tour includes experiencing Than Tai Hot Spring Park, visiting the Natural Stone Bathtub, Spiritual God of Mountain Temple, Tropical Fruit Garden, and Dinosaur Park.

Marble Mountain Hoi An Tour – $29. Children under 5 years old are free, and from 5 to 9 years old are 15$. The tour includes visiting Marble Mountain (mysterious Pagoda, Xa Loi tower, Tang Chon cave, Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village) and Hoi An Ancient Town.

My Son Sanctuary Tour - $41 - the ancient Cham Pa kingdom with temples built in the 2nd century and still persists. Children under 5 years old are free, and from 5 to 9 years old are 21$.

After more than 10 years of operation and development, Da Nang Tours City is a major business partner of many businesses in Vietnam, Hong Kong, Australia and European. The Da Nang Tours City staff has solid knowledge, rich in practical experience, and is well-trained. The company was established to promote Vietnam's landscape - history - culture and provides customers with wonderful Da Nang tours.

For more detailed information about Da Nang Tours City travel tours, please visit: https://danangtourscity.com

About the company: Da Nang Tours City is a travel agency that provides Da Nang tours. The company wishes to become the companion of each domestic and international tourist on the traveling journey to Da Nang city and Vietnam.

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