
Dragon Bridge
A modern symbol of Da Nang: a dragon curved over the Han river, with a weekend light and fire show.
Limestone hills by the sea, with caves, old pagodas, and the Non Nuoc stone-carving village.

The Marble Mountains in Da Nang are a group of limestone hills between the city and the sea, about 8 km south of the centre. The visit mixes caves, pagodas, and the Non Nuoc stone-carving village.
The hills are named for the five elements: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. Most visitors climb Thuy Son, the largest, with Huyen Khong and Hoa Nghiem caves and pagodas on the slope. From the top you see Non Nuoc beach and the stone village below.

From central Da Nang the ride is about 20–30 minutes on Vo Nguyen Giap or Le Van Hien. 365Go delivers the bike, so you can add Non Nuoc beach and even Hoi An the same day if the battery is large. See the price list, the bike list, and other places.
Allow two or three hours for the climb and the caves. Morning or late afternoon is kinder than midday. Wear shoes with grip. Cave steps can be damp.
Is there an entrance fee? Yes, for the gate and for the lift if you use it. Prices change by season. Check the ticket desk.
Is the ride there and back within one charge? Yes. The distance is short and suits every 365Go model. Start full if the day is long.
Book a 365Go electric motorcycle for the Marble Mountains and Da Nang.
365Go tip: Rent an e-bike to explore Marble Mountains and nearby destinations more flexibly.