The Marble Mountains

I did enjoyed it. Easy to spend 1h there. Loved the caves, obviously the mains one, but also tiny Van Thong cave (if you up for tiny places and a bit of scrambling - this is good place). Entrance to mountain 40k, if you want a lift thats 15k more - there is no many stairs to climb at gate 2 up and then anyway plenty of steps. If you entering at gate 1- thats definitely much more steps up. Am phu cave definitely worth visiting, but it extra 20k

High & breathtaking ❤️ a long lift from the bottom to the top you would enjoy magnificent views of the mountain below. The place is well worth of travel with the bridge and all the activities. Get your walking shoes on because you will be walking a lot if you want to see all the beautiful things they have created. There are also many rides... Which I missed some of them 😂 well worth the investment of time and money to see this place if you are in the area 🌟

If you are planning to visit De Nang don't miss out this place. There were 2 options to reach mountain top one by taking elevator till 5th floor and then walk or else by trekking or walking via mountain stairs. If you taking elevator you have to pay more but for trekking it's free. There was a entry charge for the mountain. Follow the map and then you reach different view points, temple, caves etc. It was a good experience. Keep a water bottle and soft towel with you as Vietnam is famous for its extreme hot climate.

Coming from a country with similar tropical attractions, this place was not too much of a surprise for me - so i guess i had high standards. The place was nice to explore and had beautiful temples, but were all over the place and overall hard to navigate and walk around, even for younger and fitter individuals like myself. Overall, the views were great, the caves were cool, but i wouldnt recommend older individuals going because there is alot of walking and climbing to do. Also, the tickets up the mountain was only for a one way trip and youd have to buy another ticket to go down the elevator..... lowkey felt squeezed as a tourist.

good views and the architecture of the statues and pagodas are quite intriguing too. recommend atleast 2 hours here to explore all caves and pagodas. there’s also a lift going up if you can’t take the stairs but be prepared to walk more while you’re up there too!

Loved the visit to Marble Mountain! The caves and temples were stunning — especially Huyen Khong Cave with sunlight streaming through the top, it felt magical. The view from the peak overlooking Da Nang was totally worth the climb. Tip: wear comfy shoes and go early morning before it gets too hot. Elevator helps, but still need to climb a bit. Definitely a must-visit when in Da Nang!

Marble Mountain is an incredible place to visit — a perfect mix of nature, history, and spirituality. The site features stunning limestone and marble hills filled with ancient caves, pagodas, and Buddha statues that make the whole experience peaceful and awe-inspiring. The climb to the top can be a bit steep, but it’s absolutely worth it. The panoramic view of Da Nang city and the coastline from the summit is breathtaking, especially during sunrise or sunset. For those who prefer not to climb, there’s also an elevator that makes access easier. Inside the caves, the cool atmosphere and soft lighting create a mysterious, almost sacred feeling. The main cave, Huyen Khong, is especially beautiful with sunlight streaming through the openings.

Such a beautiful place! The lift ticket isn’t really necessary (it only takes you halfway, so you still need to climb the stairs). The entrance fee is fair — 40,000đ — and the complex is huge, with plenty of caves and pagodas. You could easily spend 1–2 hours here. Highly recommend 🥰