Christmas and New Year 2009 Promotion Package (23-25 Dec 08, 31 Dec 20-02 Jan 09). Valid from 23/12/2007 to 25/12/2007
A picturesque 10 km drive through Danang City from the Airport brings you to Sandy Beach Resort. Conveniently located for excursions to the World Heritage Sites in Central Vietnam
The luxurious Furama Resort Danang is a true icon of Vietnam tourism. This 5-star haven on world-famous China Beach is celebrated as Vietnam *s most prestigious resort - counting royalty, presidents, movie stars and international business leaders among its celebrity guests.
For more information about your accommodation in Da Nang, or for any inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us at bookings@dananghotels.co.cc or our hot line +84-905.150.675
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Danang overview
Known under the French as Tourane, Da Nang is Vietnam 's fourth largest city,
with a population of over one
million. Located on the west bank of the Han River, this region, until the 15th century, was the border between the Cham and the Dai Viet kingdoms. A natural barrier - the Hai Van Pass, a rocky ridge towering over 1,000 metres - separated the two kingdoms.
Since the 19th century, Da Nang has been an important port in central Vietnam, taking over Hoi An, which is further out.
Home to one of the largest American military bases during the Vietnam War, Da Nang saw some of the heaviest fighting of the entire war! Our Da Nang Destination Guide and our Da Nang Tour Suggestions will tell you all you need to know about the best places to visit in Da Nang. For tips on how to get around in Da Nang, read our Da Nang Transportation Guide...
:: Danang international firecrackers competition
Danang international firecrackers competition of 2009 will be taken place at Han river banks during 2 days (27 & 28 March 2009) with the subject " Han river resounding". Estimately, there will be 5 teams from Spain, Australia, China, the Philippines and Vietnam (Danang), the host team
:: Lunar New Year 2009
Tet is the festival which epitomizes the identity of Vietnamese culture. Although the Lunar New Year is observed in all of East Asia influenced by Chinese civilisation, each country celebrates it in a way peculiar to that country by making it conform to its psyche and historico-geographical conditions. Many rites, festivities and practices of Vietnamese TET are quite distant variants of the Chinese model, and are even original creations which hark back to myths and legends of the pre-Chinese period.
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