Ba Na Hills tour from Chan May port: Golden Bridge & cable car

Ride a cable car to the mountain peak, then stand on the Golden Bridge

A full-day guided tour from Chan May port to Ba Na Hills includes private transportation, cable car access, and visits to the Golden Bridge, a French wine cellar, Linh Ung pagoda, and Fantasy Park. The tour runs 8 hours with lunch included and a guide who speaks English. Minimum age is 13.

Step-by-step itinerary

Full day Ba Na Hills tour from Chan May Port

• Meet car and guide at Chan May port
• Travel to Ba Na Hills
• Ride longest single-wire cable car
• Visit Debay Wine Cellar
• See and photograph Golden Bridge
• Visit Linh Ung Pagoda and Buddha statue
• Have lunch and rest at restaurant
• Climb to Chua Mountain peak
• Visit and play games in Fantasy Park
• Return by cable car down the mountain
• Drive back to Chan May port
• Tour ends around 4:00 p.m.

The Experience

Your guide meets you at Chan May port at 8am and drives you to Ba Na Hills, arriving by 9:30am. You board the cable car—the world's longest single-wire system—which climbs 1,138 meters through vast forests to Station 2. From the cable car itself, the scale of the landscape becomes clear before you step off.

At the top, the day splits between built structures and natural vantage points. You visit the Debay Wine Cellar, built in 1923, then walk the Golden Bridge, where two enormous stone hands rise from the mountainside to cradle the walkway—the highlight most visitors come for, and the one that photographs best from multiple angles. Next is Linh Ung pagoda, home to a 27-meter Buddha statue, the highest in the country. By 11:30am you break for lunch at a restaurant with a short rest.

The afternoon pushes higher: you climb to Chua Mountain's peak at 1,487 meters—the highest point in Ba Na—then spend time at Fantasy Park playing games before the cable car descent. The car returns you to Chan May port by around 4pm. Bottled water is provided throughout, and the tour suits all fitness levels.

What’s included

• Private transportation from Chan May port.
• cable car ticket to Ba Na Hills.
• entrance to the Golden Bridge, Debay Wine Cellar, Linh Ung pagoda, and Fantasy Park.
• bottled water throughout the day.
• English-speaking guide.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

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Is this one for you?Book this tour if you are traveling as a family or small group and want a full day away from the port with a set itinerary and a driver handling all the logistics—the cable car, the sites and the timing are arranged, so you move through the mountain without building the day yourself.

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Top questions

What is the Golden Bridge and why do people come to see it?

The Golden Bridge is a walkway cradled by two enormous stone hands rising from the mountainside. It has become famous worldwide and is the highlight most visitors photograph on this tour.

How does the cable car work and what will I see from it?

The cable car is the world's longest single-wire system and climbs 1,138 meters to Station 2. From inside the car, you see vast forests below as you ascend through the mountain landscape.

What time does the tour start and when do I return to the port?

Your guide meets you at Chan May port at 8am. The tour lasts about 8 hours, and the car returns you to the port around 4pm.

Is lunch included in the tour price?

Lunch is provided at a restaurant at 11:30am with a short rest period, though it is not included in the base tour price.

What is the Linh Ung pagoda and what makes it notable?

Linh Ung pagoda houses the highest Buddhism statue in the country, standing 27 meters tall. It is one of the major stops on the mountain tour.

Can I visit Fantasy Park, and what happens there?

Yes, Fantasy Park is included in the afternoon itinerary. You have time to visit and play games there before heading back down the mountain.