Central Vietnam's dominant port and its fourth largest city, Da Nang harbours few sights beyond the exceptional Cham Museum, but is an unexpectedly amiable place and a major transport hub with air connections as well as road and rail links. In the American War it served as a massive South Vietnamese airbase and played host to thousands of US troops as well as refugees searching for work. But walking around today, it's the earlier, French presence which is more apparent in the leafy boulevards and colonial-style houses. Note that at the time of writing, Da Nang was in the process of changing its street … more »
Danang City Area: 1,255.5 sq. km Population: 777,100 habitants (2005... more »
There are 4 airlines operating out of Danang Airport.Over 11,648 passengers... more »
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The coastal city of Da Nang is the major port in the central part of the country. It was home... more »
The coastal city of Da Nang, the major port in the central part of Vietnam, was home to a huge... more »