Things to do in Dong Hoi

Good weather to go up and we have took plenty of photos. It's very instagramable atmosphere from the moment you took the funicular up to the hill top. Free beer voucher is a plus point.

Amazing place to visit in Da Nang! Breathtaking mountain views and stunning architecture. The Golden Bridge is a must-see and offers fantastic photo opportunities. The cable car ride is an unforgettable experience, and its big and modern

Quang Binh has beautiful scenery. Looking at the sea from afar is really enjoyable.

Yes, really worth to purchase from Trip.com. No need to negotiate and price is reasonable. After you purchased, the vouchers were ready to redeem and no more Q

Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Quang Nam Province, Vietnam, is a remarkably preserved 15th-19th century trading port. Located along the Thu Bon River, it is famous for its yellow-walled timber-frame buildings, lantern-lit streets, and a mix of Japanese, Chinese, and European architecture.

My Khe Beach is one of Da Nang's most beautiful beaches, with soft white sand and crystal-clear water. I highly recommend visiting early in the morning, around sunrise, when the weather is cool, the sea is calm, and the beach is peaceful. It's the perfect time for a refreshing swim, a relaxing walk, or watching local people start their day. The fresh atmosphere and stunning sunrise make the experience truly unforgettable.

Visiting VinWonders Nam Hoi An was easily one of the biggest highlights of our trip to Central Vietnam! The destination is massive and offers a well-balanced mix of thrill rides, wildlife encounters, cultural heritage, and water activities that effortlessly fills an entire day.  The River Safari was truly exceptional—cruising along the water while observing animals like giraffes, zebras, and elephants roaming in spacious, semi-wild enclosures felt far more engaging and ethical than a standard zoo setup. Another standout is the Folk Island (Cultural Island), which thoughtfully showcases authentic architecture from various Vietnamese regions, artisan craft workshops, and traditional performances, making it both educational and photogenic.When the afternoon heat kicked in, the Water World section provided the ultimate refresh. The slide options range from gentle family-friendly lazy rivers to massive funnel slides for adrenaline junkies, and the pools were impeccably clean and well-monitored by attentive lifeguards. Across every zone, the walkways were spotless, restrooms were well-maintained, and dining options were plentiful and reasonable.Overall, the park is brilliantly organized and offers incredible value for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. Arriving right at opening time is definitely the best way to catch all the shows and make the most out of your visit!

The interior is huge; walking around inside is exhausting, so renting an electric bicycle is a better option. You can pay with cash or a local app (it probably won't work without a Vietnamese phone number).