Things to do in Cam Pho

My Khe Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Da Nang, a beautiful stretch of white sand and clear water. With calm seas and light winds, it is a superb place to visit for a swim, especially if you have young children with you.

The Dragon Bridge provides a feast for the eyes in central Da Nang, with its yellow tail and fearsome head stretching across the Hàn River. The impressive architectural display can even breathe fire and spit water, to the delight of gathering crowds. Capture photos of the yellow beast from the city’s enchanting riverside area.

The Japanese Bridge is one of the most distinguished structures in a city known for its ancient architecture.

Located on the central coast of Vietnam, Hoi An is regarded by many as the country’s most attractive city, with the Song Hoai Square a fittingly attractive centerpiece. The area is almost totally devoid of traffic. In spite of the popularity of the town square, it is a quiet environment. Spend a few hours in this thoroughly enjoyable place to appreciate its peace and tranquility.

Venture inside the Assembly Hall of the Cantonese Chinese Congregation, once an important center for Chinese immigrants in the city. Admire the oriental art and architecture and learn about some fascinating local history.

The Cam Pho Temple is a charming, old religious structure that has long been a major part of Hội An’s culture and history. Trees, flowers and water stations decorate the elegant courtyards of this prestigious complex. Inspect the range of animal statues that adorn the interior of the temple.

View prehistoric weapons and colorful painted ceramics from one of Vietnam’s most enigmatic cultures when you visit the Sa Huynh Culture Museum. See a collection of ancient burial jars and learn about the Bronze and Iron Age villages where they were found.