Bà Nà Hills is a large hilltop resort and theme park on the Trường Sơn range about 1,487 m above sea level, west of Đà Nẵng, developed from a former French colonial-era hill retreat. Its centerpiece, the Golden Bridge (Cầu Vàng), is a roughly 150 m golden walkway seemingly held up by two giant stone hands; since opening in 2018 it has become a world-famous photo icon of Đà Nẵng. Visitors reach the summit via a record-setting cable car, alongside a French Village, Fantasy Park, and flower gardens.
Golden Bridge: a ~150 m gold walkway cradled by two giant 'hands of god,' the signature photo spot that feels like walking above the clouds
Record-breaking cable car: holder of several Guinness World Records, with sweeping mountain and cloud-sea views on the ride up
French Village: a recreated European quarter of a church, castles and lamplit buildings, especially romantic after dark
Fantasy Park: indoor/outdoor rides and an alpine coaster, family-friendly entertainment
Le Jardin d'Amour and other flower gardens, plus a cool ~1,487 m mountain climate and cloud-sea vistas
Good to know
SeasonThe summit is noticeably cooler and foggier than coastal Đà Nẵng. In the wet season (roughly Oct–Jan) thick fog often shrouds the Golden Bridge and blocks views; bring a light jacket and umbrella, and favor the dry season (Mar–Sep) for clear panoramas.
CautionFake tour pages on social media/Facebook lure tourists with 'ultra-cheap Ba Na Hills packages' and fraudulent resale; book through official channels or reputable operators and avoid deals that seem too cheap.
CautionTaxi overcharging and rigged meters are common on the Đà Nẵng–Ba Na route. Use the Grab app (fixed fare and tracked route) or official metered taxis like Mai Linh (green) or Vinasun (white), avoid touts, and agree the fare before boarding.
RulesThe all-in ticket (cable car plus attractions), operating hours, and ticket validity change by season (recently extended to 1–3 days). Always confirm current prices and hours before you go.
SafetyOn weekends and peak periods the cable-car line can reach 1–2 hours and the bridge gets very crowded. Aim for the first morning cable car on a weekday and watch your belongings and footing in the crush.
Practical info
About a 40–50 min drive from central Đà Nẵng. Confirm current prices, operating hours and ticket validity before visiting. One day is enough, but there is a lot to see, so don't rush. Dress warmly for the cool summit and bring an umbrella in the wet season.
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