Hello travelers to my next adventure!
The combined length of the country’s land boundaries is 4,639 km (2,883 mi), and its coastline is 3,444 km (2,140 mi) long. I was in the south where it was humid and hot, in the north where it was below 10 degrees and in the center – Da Nang, where it was average 17-22 degrees, windy and cloudy as you can see on the photo above. So, as I was in the end of November there, I was lucky to experience everything!
So, lets begin with the adventures!
It’s all started on the plane! A local guy started to give me tips about Vietnam and told me about a restaurant where they serve dog meat! Wow 😀 I’ve heard stories about it, but still haven’t imagine it 🙁 Anyway rather than that, he gave me useful tips 🙂
Here I landed in the middle of Vietnam in Da Nang! A great and not so touristic city in their winter!
This was the chosen city where I decided to pause my travel for 2 weeks. Sometimes you need break from your break :)) It was very good choice. Here it is very wide 60km beach. Very near is a mountain(Monkey mountain), where you can get by a motorbike for around 30 min.
Not so crazy traffic like Hanoi and Ho Chi Min! It’s a great start to get used to the crazy motorbike traffic in Vietnam.
What to see in and around Da Nang?
In Da Nang
1.Rent a motorbike-the favoritevehicle of the locals. Then try to cross every bridge there. They have a few and every is worth crossing it. The most famous is The Dragon Bridge! Once per week, there is a dragon breath fire show, which is worth to attend 🙂
2. Go to a Couchsurfing meeting where you would meet locals. It’s fun and you could find other travelers to travel together around or locals
3.Asia Fun Park – It waas craaazy there! If you like fun parks, that’s the place for you! You won’t regret it!Tip: Don’t eat before that 😀
Well the best part is outside of the city of course!
What to see around DA Nang?
1.The Monkey Mountain
We went together with a nice American-Vietnamese couple, which I met at the Couchsurfing meeting.
It was a nice journey full of stunning views. We went to one saint old tree. For the first time I saw tree branches to the ground like small trees connected to a big tree. We weren’t allowed to go, we had to wait a little, because it was some whispering of the locals there.
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