Ba Na Hill Station Tour

The weather is mild all the year round with temperatures from 17oC to 20oC. While at Tam Dao you can often see the clouds floating at roof level and sometimes they even enter your room. At Ba Na, the clouds cover only the middle part of the mountain and the summit is left clear. On wet days, when viewed from Danang, Ba Na is hidden behind a curtain of rain and cloud, but the peak is always dry. When standing on Mount Ba Na visitors can enjoy the exciting feeling of knowing the rain is falling below them without getting wet. The summit is a small plateau where visitors can enjoy 4 seasons in one day: spring in the morning, summer in the afternoon, autumn in the sunset and winter at night.

In 1925, the French decided that it would be a resort area. Wars and natural disasters have devastated the buildings and infrastructure but there remains nature's endowment of a mild climate, red basalt, granite and marble, vestiges of the virgin forests, whispering pines and murmuring brooks which flow over the marble rocks and disappear into the green forest.

Our guide and driver pick you up from your hotel in Danang and transfer to Ba Na Hill Station (40km from Danang). You will visit some old French villas en route, as well as the suspension bridge, Nui Chua & the Mountain Peak (at the height of 1,487m). We will then enjoy lunch whilst taking in the spectacular views. In the afternoon, we will take the cable way to Vong Nguyet villa where we will visit the wine cellar, Linh Ung Pagoda, Sakyamuni Buddha's monument and Ba Na by night, before concluding the trip back at your hotel.

Inclusions: English or French speaking local guide, A/C private car with driver, entrance fees, cable way (one way), lunch (set menu), cold water and towel during tour.

Exclusions: Drinks, tips, personal expenses, others.

Note: Please let us know if you want us to arrange hotel accommodation while at Ba Na Hill Station.