Nui Son Tra

The Camellia Peninsula is located in the suburb of Dagang, with pleasant scenery. Up the peninsula, overlooking the city of Hong Kong, the Bay of Bailu Struggle and Shili White Beach, the weather is clear, and can overlook the summer resort of Bana Mountain. There is a Buddhist temple on the peninsula, and the temple gates and pagodas still retain Chinese characters. It is not hard to see that Vietnam was deeply influenced by Chinese traditional culture.

The natural style is good, with historical and cultural heritage! There are many people in the tour group. If the weather is hot, it will be more sunny. The mountain roads along the way have good scenery! Also recommended! A place worth visiting! Humanities are also good

The second half of Ctrip's navigation is wrong. You go to another direction. As long as you see Guanyin statues and seafood selling, you can go in that direction. Pick seafood for lunch and bargain! . [Value for money] Processing for them is about 30,000 to 50,000 VND per serving.

It is not very far from Da Nang Beach, and you can even see Guanyin on the Camellia Peninsula on the edge of the beach. You can choose to charter to go here. Go early in the morning. There are not many people and the scenery is good.

It is about 13 kilometers away from the city center. It used to be an important radar and communication base during the Vietnam War, and now it has preserved a large area of native forest with pleasant scenery. Lingying Temple is the most famous scenic spot on the Camellia Peninsula. In the temple is the tallest white jade Guanyin Bodhisattva in Southeast Asia, which is 65 meters high. The temple does not charge entrance fees. In addition to burning incense and worshiping the Buddha, Lingying Temple can also overlook the beautiful city and bay of Da Nang. We called a taxi halfway down the road and drove the second half along the road. From the perspective before the last peak, the scenery is amazing, better than from the last peak. So if you take a taxi all the way up the mountain, when you see the gravel parking lot, ask the driver to stop and look to the right, you can see the entire city and the beach. We didn't see any monkeys on the way up the mountain, but we saw some interesting butterflies and other insects. On the way down the mountain, we saw a group of macaques, which was incredible. We only visited for a short time, so if you stay a little longer, take a good look around, you might see more monkeys