Da Nang: Ba Na Hills & Golden Bridge Cable Car Tour

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Duration9h–10h

GroupUp to 23

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

The Golden Bridge Sits 1,487 Meters Up—Here's How You Get There

You're picked up from your Da Nang hotel and driven an hour into the mountains, then ride Asia's longest cable car to the Golden Bridge at 1,487 meters. You walk the bridge, explore the French Village and Fantasy Park, and have free time to photograph the giant stone hands holding the structure. Buffet lunch, guide, and return transport are included; the whole day takes you from sea level to cloud level and back.

9h–10h

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Ba Na Hills and Golden Bridge

Travel from Da Nang to Ba Na Hills
Relax and take photos at Sun World gate
Receive cable car tickets from guide
Explore Golden Bridge and giant hands
Walk and take photos on Golden Bridge
Visit French Village, Fantasy Park, and Lunar Castle

The Experience

"How do we even get up there?" That's what most people ask the moment they see the photos—two enormous stone hands cradling a golden bridge suspended in the clouds above Da Nang. The answer is simpler than it looks: you start with a 30-kilometer drive west from your hotel, about an hour through the city and into the mountains, and then you step into Asia's longest cable car. The ride itself takes time, but the view the whole way up changes what you thought you knew about the area. By the time you reach the Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills, you're standing at 1,487 meters, and the weather shifts around you—the tour guide will tell you it's possible to experience all four seasons in a single day up there, depending on what the clouds decide to do.

Once you're at the top, the Golden Bridge isn't just a photo stop. The structure is held up by two giant stone hands emerging from the mountainside, and the bridge itself is narrow enough that you walk it slowly, taking in the view without rushing. You get free time to walk across, stand in the middle, take the photos that made this place famous. After that, the tour splits into three zones: the middle section where the bridge sits (along with a flower garden and a pagoda if you want to explore those), and then the upper areas—French Village, Fantasy Park with 90 different activities, a Spiritual Area, and Lunar Castle. Most people spend their afternoon moving between these, picking what interests them. The Fantasy Park alone keeps families occupied for hours; the French Village is quieter, more about the architecture and the views.

Lunch is a buffet included in the package, served somewhere in the complex—the kind of meal that fuels the afternoon without being the reason you came. Your English-speaking guide handles the cable car tickets at the gate, so you're not figuring out queues or language barriers. The whole day is structured but not rushed; you're not herded from stop to stop. Hotel pickup and drop-off from Da Nang city center are included, which means you don't rent a car or negotiate a taxi fare for a mountain drive. One bottle of water comes with it. If you're traveling between September and January, the rainy season, the weather up there is unpredictable—the tour still runs, but you should know the clouds might win some days. Public holidays (Dec 31–Jan 1, Lunar New Year, and a few others) add 100,000 VND per person to the cost.

What’s included

Hotel pickup and drop-off from Da Nang city center by air-conditioned vehicle.
return cable car ticket to Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge.
English-speaking tour guide.
buffet lunch (if selected).
one bottle of water per person. Entry to the Golden Bridge, French Village, Fantasy Park, Spiritual Area, and Lunar Castle are included. Wine tasting at the Wine Cellar is not included and requires a separate ticket.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomeNot for heart conditionsInfants must sit on laps

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Is this one for you?Book this if you want the Golden Bridge and Ba Na Hills without arranging your own transport or cable car tickets—the pickup, guide, and lunch remove the logistics so you can spend the day exploring the zones that interest you, not figuring out how to get there.