Dragon Bridge

A nice spot with a very cute water- and fire show at night. Not overly exciting but definitely worth a visit. No need to book a boat, you can sit along the river and enjoy nice street food and some drinks whilst watching the scenery starting at 9pm on weekends!

Honestly, I wouldn't call this a 'must-visit.' While the idea of a fire-breathing bridge is cool. If you don't like being pushed around in a sea of people for a very short show, you’re better off skipping the crowd and just seeing the bridge when it's lit up on a quiet weekday evening.

Iconic landmark of Da Nang and a must-visit spot. The bridge looks stunning both during the day and at night with the lights on. The fire and water show on weekends is the main attraction and worth watching. Great views of the river, lively atmosphere, and perfect for photos and evening walks. Definitely one of the highlights of the city. 🐉✨

One of the best experience you must see. Mixed of excitement and surprises. While everybody was in awe watching the dragon fire we were surprised with a very quick shower of very cold water that no one had ever scape.

Dragon bridge cool. They have the show at 9 pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Play basically close down the bridge for 10 minutes and the dragon shoots fire and water. People will gather on the bridge 30 minutes before but you can see it from both side of the streets as well. It's just different something I haven't seen in other places. Again its cool to see it once.

One of the icons of Da Nang. It has a fire and water show every weekends on 9pm. I wouldn't say that it's a must see, don't fret yourself if you're only at Da Nang during the weekdays, the city has other beautiful places to see and go to. But if you're at the city during the weekends then it wouldn't hurt to see the show. The show looks more better from a distance, because if you're close then you wouldn't see the whole bridge. If you're going to watch it up close I suggest you bring an umbrella since you'll be within the spray area of the water. You can wait until the show starts at the nearby Son Tra market. Have dinner or buy merchandise there, then make your way towards the bridge 5 to 7 minutes before the show starts so you can secure a spot.

Dragon Bridge in Da Nang, Vietnam, illuminated at night over the Han River. The bridge is a famous landmark known for its unique design shaped like a golden dragon, symbolizing power and prosperity in Vietnamese culture. It is about 650 meters long and was opened in 2013. On weekend nights (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) at 9:00 PM, the dragon's head performs a spectacular show, breathing fire and then water into the air. The bridge's colorful LED lighting, as seen in the image, reflects beautifully on the river, attracting crowds along the riverbanks and on boat cruises.

The Dragon Bridge is absolutely beautiful, especially the show in the evening. It’s truly impressive to watch. The only recommendation I would give is this: after the fire show, there is also a water show. Make sure to check which direction the wind is blowing and avoid standing directly under the dragon — otherwise, you will end up completely soaked.