Da Nang, Vietnam - One-day tour itinerary sharing

#Day Tour in the City #100 Ways to Travel #Da Nang is a new city in central Vietnam. Due to its unique geographical environment, it has been favored by tourists in recent years. Sightseeing tourism is extremely developed. In addition to the beautiful scenery such as My Khe Beach, Son Tra Peninsula, and Bana Mountain, the city of Da Nang itself is also very good to visit. It is very suitable for a #Day Tour in the City to experience the local customs. ✓ Transportation Tips: The only recommendation is to use #grab to call a taxi, which is cheap and easy. You can set the destination and pay online directly through the app. You don’t have to worry about the risk of not being able to communicate with the driver or being blackmailed. ✓Must-visit attractions: #Han Market: The largest traditional market in Da Nang, also known as Han River Market, is a two-story building with everything you need, but it is more like a souvenir market, with cashews and other dried fruits, mung bean cakes, coconut cakes, Vietnamese coffee, hand-woven bags, traditional clothing. If you want to buy local souvenirs, come here to dig for treasures. There is also a silver shop next to it where you can exchange currency. The exchange rate is much better than at the airport, so many tourists come to the Han Market as their first stop. #Da Nang Cathedral: It is the famous pink cathedral, a Catholic church built during the French colonial period, and it is more than 90 years old. The Gothic-style appearance and pink exterior walls make it look particularly dreamy and cute, making people's girly hearts burst out! Be sure to come here to check in and take beautiful photos. #龙桥 Dragon Bridge: The bridge across the Han River is shaped like a dragon head, body and tail, and is decorated with more than 2,500 LED lights. In addition to the color-changing lights at night, the most amazing thing is the fire and water show at 9 o'clock on weekends. When the time comes, the Dragon Bridge will transform into a fire dragon and spit out blazing flames. After the fire-breathing show, the water dragon will spray water, which feels like the ninjutsu of Naruto, super shocking! ✓Recommended hotel: Stay at the #FourPointsDaNangSheraton Hotel at the north end of My Khe Beach. It has an excellent location. You can overlook the entire beautiful beach from the window. It is very convenient and affordable. A double room costs NT$2,000 per night. It is highly recommended. ✓Must-eat food: Bánh Xèo Bà Dưỡng: A popular shop in the alley, it sells Vietnamese local snacks such as "Vietnamese pancakes" and "grilled meat skewers". They are similar to spring rolls. Papaya shreds, lettuce, grilled meat skewers, fried eggs, shrimps, etc. are dipped in sauce and then rolled into a roll. It is quite delicious. #VietnamCongCoffee Cong Caphe: Recently, a new one opened in Taipei. It is the number one brand of Vietnamese hipster coffee. Its specialty is that the store clerks all wear dark green Viet Cong military uniforms, and it also serves special coconut milk coffee. The decoration of the store is full of hipster style. Each store has different characteristics, but they are all very photogenic. There are 2 or 3 stores in Da Nang alone. You must go for a drink. ✓ Shopping Guide: # Tailor-made suits Vietnam is famous for its high quality and low price. There are several shops around the Han Market. You can choose fabrics, measure the size, select the style, pay a deposit and pick up the suits. However, the tailor shop is doing very good business, so it is a bit difficult to get it on the same day. The whole suit including the lining takes about 2 or 3 days. #带皮现金果 Vietnam is the origin of cashews, which are large and cheap. Compared with peeled white cashews, I recommend unsalted cashews with skin, which taste better and more delicious! You can buy it at Korean markets or general supermarkets and grocery stores. It depends on whether it is canned or weighed. But buy more because it is very easy to eat it all in one go! #Da Nang Travel #Day City Tour #100 Ways to Travel