WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL BRIDGE? 🇻🇳 WORTH A VISIT? Golden bridge (Ba Na Hills SunWorld ) VIETNAM VLOG
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2025
- Today we go to Ba Na Hills (Bà Nà Hills SunWorld ) and we check out the famous Golden Bridge (Công Ty Tnhh) in Vietnam.
Is it worth the hype? is it worth a visit? is it worth the money?
We will discover it together in this video.
As part of Sun World Amusement Park Group and over 20 km away from Danang downtown, Sun World ba Na Hills is the most significant resort and recreational complex of Vietnam.
The Ba Na Cable Car, opened on 29 March 2013, holds the world record for longest non-stop single track cable car at 5,801 metres (19,032 ft) in length. It's latest tourist attraction is the Golden Bridge (Cầu Vàng).
At the height of 1,487 m from the sea level, Sun World Ba Na Hills is coined the “heaven on earth” owing to its spectacular climate and otherworldly natural landscape.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the video. :)
P.S. let me know in the comments below if you have ever been to Ba Na Hills.
Thanks for watching and I wish you a beautiful day.
Gabi
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Thanks for watching and I wish you a beautiful day! :)
Gabi
I am a Canadian school teacher, and I used to live in Da Nang. If you are taking a vacation, Vietnam is probably the best value, as you have the city of Da Nang, Ba Na Hills, and Hoi An quite close together. You can rent a driver for the day, set up by you hotel, or better yet, rent a motorcycle. The people are super friendly, the food is fantastic, and the weather cannot be beat, even during the rainy season. It is highly recommended.
Thank you for the lovely video!
In 1997, our government invested in Bà Nà Hills and turned it into an eco park, but nobody came. We knew this place had enormous potential for tourism and economic development, and it shouldn’t be abandoned. So, in 2007, Sun Group started building a theme park there, and it turned out to be a great success.
This place will never look “real” no matter how much money and effort we put into it. If they built a Vietnamese temple in the West, it would never look real as well, because it’s not a historical site.
There’s a theme park in Vietnam that was inspired by our own culture with all the temples, pagodas and stuff like that, but it’s not making money. We are in Vietnam, and if we want to see our architecture, we will go to Ninh Bình, Huế, or Yên Tử. Jurassic World, Disneyland and the Wizarding World of Harry Potter are built so the Westerners can experience their fantasy world. And just like people in the West, sometimes, our people want to live in a fairly tale as well. Vietnamese people like Bà Nà because it’s exotic and looks like a fairly tale to us.
When you come to Bà Nà Hills, just know that it’s a replica Europe in Vietnam, and that expecting it to look and feel as real as in Europe is ridiculous. We should acknowledge that the copy could never replace the original. But I believe they have done everything to make the place look as real as possible. The Greek gods sculptures there were sculpted by Frilli Gallery - a legendary family in Florence, Italy. The lighting of the French Village was designed by Notre-Dame de Paris lighting designer. And I bet if we didn’t tell the Western tourists that the French wine cellar was actually the original structure built in 1923, they would also think it’s just a copy.
Also, it’s not a place where you can get away from the crowd. This place is a tourist attraction, so it’s expected to be packed. Governments and companies spend a lot of money building and promoting those places and they expect tourists to come and contribute to the economy. A tourist attraction that isn’t crowded isn’t peaceful, it’s depressing. The only way we can get away from the crowd is to stay there a little longer so you can explore the place when everyone else has left.
Excellent explanation… thank you 🙏🏻
Very well put. Ive not been there but ill look forward to coming to this place in the very near future.
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Yes, it is certainly a successful project that attracts mostly local tourists. Personally I prefer an eco park. I think it would be great place for hiking.
The town was originally built by the French during the colonial period for their officers R&R (rest and relaxation,) and to get away from the heat below. The town was much simpler then before it was turned into a Park. The old French wine cellar was kept closed to the original as possible.
Thanks for the video. Beautiful scenery and bridge. Vietnam is truly a "one size fit all" country. Whether your taste is European, Western, or Asian, you can find it here. I love tourist traps as long as they are worth the money. The Ba Na Hills is definitely worth the money. And, the food! Crazy! The most delicious food on the planet in general. ❤❤❤
Vietnam really did a great job with this beautiful bridge. The video is really good. Now I’m confuse where to travel next. Becacause looks so great.
wow Beautiful scenery and bridge.... The most delicious food on the planet in general.
This bridge is absolute impressive and the view from it is even more eye catching. Looks like that bridge holds the whole world in its hands… this is both spectacular and breathtaking at the same time… a unique, unforgettable and incomparable experience/ atmosphere and vibe! Thank you for sharing all these incredible impressions of the sheer beauty of our earth! Greetings from Germany/ Belgium ❤️
"You crossed the line now." I'm dyin' ! 🤣🤣🤣
Ciao Gabi Ba Na Hills è uno spettacolo, bellissima e troppo divertente!!!.. incredibile la gente che c'era, più di quando ci sono stato io nel febbraio 2019!!!..non lo avrei mai detto visto che il Vietnam ha riaperto da poco!!!..molto bene!!..
Eh si, anche io sono rimasto scioccato! Tantissima gente
What I like about you & your video is that you have a good attitude and you place things in context. Instead of bringing your 'foreigner' attitude and expectation, you look at things from the local perspective. Bravo. Yes, Ba Na Hills is WAY TOO TOURISTY! I was there in 2006 and back then and today are like NIGHT and DAY different.
The idea of the Bana Hills theme parks was based on a historical relationship between France and Vietnam, particularly the friendship between Vietnam’s Emperor Gia Long and a humble missionary from Aisne, France named Pigneau de Behaine, who passed away 1799, but had never forgot his homeland; he used to talk with the emperor about how much he missed his country. He even showed him his childhood sketches of French villages. The architecture of a town or village in Pigneau’s sketchbook was depicted in the Bana Hills French Village where starts with a square and a church to host lavish weddings as its tradition. Street scenes, restaurant interiors, quaint retail boutiques, fountains, landscape treatments, and architectural facades were depicted to represent the many different regions of France. Except the famous Golden Bridge designed by Vietnamese architects of a Vietnamese Landscape Architecture firm (under Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture), the theme park with French village of Bana Hills was designed by an American company named Falcon's Creative Group headquartered in Orlando, Florida, USA with Kenn Hardy as a senior design director who has a long history of providing creative services for some of the world’s top theme parks including Disney, Universal, and Herschend. (source: Falcon's Creative Group and others)
is this the bastardized version of history, cause christian missionaries were hardly known for being civil. They were often used for military pretext. Vietnam has a history of watering down the past to improve current relationships.
@@fatmanslim4592 A street named after the French Jesuit Missionary Alexandre de Rhodes, has remained unchanged for over 50 years in Ho Chi Minh City to honor him as the first person to lay the foundation of the Vietnamese script. Other streets named after French doctors like Yersin and Calmet have never changed to honor their dedication to helping the Vietnamese people. Of course, violence and brutality were also part of the fabric French colonial rule in Vietnam. A Vietnamese historian said about the Vietnamese workers on the rubber plantations and in the mines, "Even a dog belonging to a colonial household cost an average of 150 piastres per year to feed," while the Vietnamese workers were paid on average 48 piastres a year for their labor. Conditions on the rubber plantations and in the mines were described like slavery. At one Michelin plantation, 12,000 workers died between 1917 and 1944. The consequences for Vietnamese peasants who tried to protest or escape were execution or imprisonment. Anti-French and anti-Catholic rebellions raged across Vietnam. More than 40,000 Catholics, 18 French missionaries and 40 Vietnamese pastors were murdered. About 9,000 churches were destroyed by angry mobs. In addition, under the colonial rule, the Vietnamese farmers were forced to grow cotton and jute instead rice, to serve the purpose of the war. The famine in 1944 resulted in about 2 million Vietnamese people died of starvation while the granaries were full of rice, which later led to formation of Democratic Republic of Vietnam under the leadership of Ho Chi Minh in August 1945, and eventually led to the fatal battle Dien Bien Phu in May 1954. The rest was history. The French doctor Yersin's tomb in Nha Trang was graced by a pagoda and rites are performed yearly in his worship even after almost 80 years when he passed away. The epitaph on his tombstone describes him as a "benefactor and humanist, venerated by the Vietnamese people". The Vietnamese are fair-minded people. If you help them, they help you. If you invade their country, they will kick you out or kill you. History of Vietnam said it all.
@@congtangtonnuquynhnga2976 yea, i have no love for religion. Used as an excuse for war throughout history. Europeans were deceivers and imperialists, they viewed themselves as the master race and all else beneath them. Whatever the story is for that missionary, i have strong doubts, unless it can be verified by multiple unbiased sources
@@fatmanslim4592 "i have strong doubts, unless it can be verified by multiple unbiased sources"? You don't have to believe what I said. If you have time, just go to Nha Trang, Vietnam where the Swiss-born French Alexandre Yersin's 14-foot-tall statue stands visibly on the main street along the beach to always remind the Vietnamese people of his countless medical contribution, compassion and love for Vietnam. Remember a statue of a public figure, particularly a foreigner in Vietnam is a big deal. Most of religions are not that bad teaching people how to find happiness in doing good things to others. However, many people take advantage of religions to personally benefits themselves. For example, Muslim male terrorists were told to have 7 virgins to one if they died. Many colonial countries used Bible as an ideological weapon to invade and colonize other countries. The African bishop Desmond Tutu, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 said, "When the white people come, they have a Bible, we have land. We trusted them, closed our eyes to pray with the Bible in our hands. When we opened our eyes, we had the Bible and they had our land." The French colonialists brutally did the same thing in Vietnam, but they at the end failed miserably. Through its 5,000-year history, Vietnam had triumphantly defeated all 7 big and powerful Chinese dynasties (Qin, Dong Wu, Han, Song, Ming, Yuan, and Qing) and sent them all one by one back to their mainland China. Even the mighty Mongol Empire was not an exception. The unbeatable Mongol army had been bitterly defeated not once but 3 times by the Vietnamese, who eventually brought an end to the mighty Mongols' dream of conquering the entire world. Vietnam is still Vietnam today standing tall. In short, the Vietnamese are fair-minded people. If you help them, they are grateful and help you back; but if you invade their country, they will viciously defend their homeland and kick you out or kill you.
I am traveling to Vietnam and I really appreciate your videos. Lots of great trip planning ideas!
Glad to hear that :)
Wow, first time ever I see this side of Vietnam. Awesome video. Thanks, Gabi!
Vietnam's Golden Bridge in Da Nang has recently been selected by TIME magazine as one of the best destinations in the world. It won the world's leading iconic tourist bridge category at the 2021 World Travel Awards after having beaten 11 other rivals including some of the world's iconic bridges such as the Henderson Waves Bridge in Singapore, Panorama Langkawi in Malaysia and Mishima Skywalk in Japan. Also, Vietnam's Golden Bridge won special award at the 2018 Guide Awards in Da Nang and World Travel Awards 2016 honoring Vietnam's tourism.
Congratulations Vietnam!!
Really appreciate your videos! I'm headed there in September, starting in Hanoi eventually ending in HCMC. Your videos are perfect timing as well as inspirational. Definitely renting a motorcycle at some point, and searching for the right place to go scuba diving. Looking forward to more of your travels!
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Beautiful place, got to plan to be there for a month just to enjoy the entire coimtry
wow thank you so much. I had 5 years living in Da Nang but not visit Ba Na Hill just once. You remind much my memories when I was there. Da Nang, I will be back with you soon. Never stop loving Da Nang. :)
So beautiful and that little chubby kid is phenomenal!!
I was just there in June. It's a total tourist trap but I agree it's worth seeing the Golden Bridge. I recommend getting there early to beat the crowds.
l bought a ticket at 610k dong including buffet via Klook ( for the shift from 3pm to 10 pm ), it's much cheaper andand I can enjoy Bana noon& night time. Less crowd and even more beautiful .
I went on the cable car in 2010. Not many buildings then an the few restaurants had no clue about service. Cold beer was beer with ice. The most interesting parts were the areas with the French villas that had been shot at by the American Air Force for target practice, amazing destruction and surprising that the entire place has been transformed to what it is right now.
Great video, very informative, thank you!
That's super busy, I was there a few years ago, it wasn't that busy. People can't afford to go to Europe tour, so this is a good experience and a day out too
really miss there... when i was there 2017,the temperature was like 15 16 degree...not sure why look so hot now but i can see a big change over there...
Great Video! Thanks for Sharing! I’ve been to Paris France and in my opinion it did have a little bit of that look. I’m like you I don’t like large crowds. The views were awesome! I agree with you about the church ☹️… The Roller coaster ride looked awesome! I would love to ride one like that. The gardens where beautiful! 🌸🦚🌺 loved your presentation…
I do recall that's you second rollercoaster ride in veitnam 😆 🤣 😂 ... Amazing views
For the shift from 3pm to 10 pm, it's cheaper, we can enjoy Ba Na hill both noon and night time. For me, Ba Na hill night time is even much more beautiful than morning time
What day do you recommend being in Ba Na Hills avoid the busy time. I think weekend is the most tourist come. im going to Vietnam this End of October
@@davidtriyadi Weekend is very busy but not busy for noon & night shift. You should buy ticket via Klook ( around 610k-680k VND ) to avoid queuing up at ticket counter and save money , too.
If you want to enjoy Ba Na noon & night time, then it only open on Friday & Saturday/week.
Btw, Noon & Night Bana Hill ticket also included HUGE buffet & round trip bus ticket ( they will pick up and drop off you at Asia Park in Da Nang center ), so it cheap, convenient & very beatiful at noon & especially night time.
@@davidtriyadi Day time ticket is more expensive, not including bufffet, not include transportation ( 40km away from Da Nang center )
@@ctvtony7104 Thanks for your specific Informations. it helps me a lot. cant wait being there. Cam on brother
@@davidtriyadi No problem, bro.
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Thanks for the video. My husband and I will be there in May so this was helpful to see what we will experience.
Really gabi ur videos r amazing u showing us amazing things I m exploring very beautiful city in the world just bcoz of u❤
Will be visiting in March 2023. Studying all the videos for the best experience.
I can't believe it's raining season and you have whether like that in every video 👍☀️☀️
Cheers for the video Gabi fantastic viewing again,,, peace and happiness as always
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Nicely compiled video!! keep going and keep posting!!!👍👍
So it’s gone from 700VND to 850VND?! Tbh, I think it’s a miss for me after seeing quite a few videos on here. But then, if you have a couple of months North-South and are stopping in DaNang for a few days I guess why not. Nice video Gabi 👍🏻
Yeah they keep increasing it. And I guess , the more they build new attractions, the more they will increase it…
@@ridewithgabi most things in Vn are increasing due to gasoline price
Lucky they let you fly your drone. I would have thought it would have been restricted. But looks like a fun outing. That attraction must be one of the biggest money earners in Vietnam! Seems quite expensive for the locals but by the size of the crowds appears they're happy to pay. 😁
I just took off with the drone as I didn’t see any sign that was forbidden. But the moment I was in the air, the signal kept cutting and I almost lost it. So I don’t know if it’s allowed and it’s very risky to fly it.
Yes they create a huge money machine out of nowhere. Impressive. And as you said, people love to go there and pay 👍
There are a lot more wealthy and high-income earners in Vietnam than what most people think. There's also a lot of hidden wealth in a lot of families that goes unreported to the government.
@@janchxxheonczsekk6412 Yes, Vietnam has a substantial underground economy that is likely not tax compliant thus the per capita income is challenging to estimate. However official estimates on annual per capita income is around $3,560 USD per year. What do you believe is the size of the unreported annual GDP? This could move the per capita income up another 50%? Or??? %. Even at an additional 50% of underground GDP puts the average annual income to maybe $5,300 per year. Still well below its ASEAN neighbors. It's still amazing seeing crowds like that size on a daily basis spending $35 dollars per head just on tickets not to mention all the other associated expenses. Quite a chunk compared with the average daily income depending on the size of that unreported income. Tax compliance is as you mentioned quite low compared with for example Singapore which is thought to be around 97%. Anyway, yes the Vietnamese population earns more than we think but it is still impressive that this attraction draws such crowds at entry prices that could be found in much more advanced economies in similar attractions in the west where per capita income could be bigger by a factor of 10 or more. 🤔 But nice to see the Vietnam economy appears to be healthy as the annual I comes are rising rapidly. 😁
@@ridewithgabi : Some military structures 're around here. You cannot see its, but it's still there and you cannot fly higher
Verry beautiful 😀
I think to counter all that faux European-ness, they should build more nature-y things for those not interested in Disney-like or Vegas-like stuff. Maybe a REALLY nice Zen-like garden and hiking area where you can get away from the crowd. So you missed the laser light show? I heard it was SPECTACULAR! Would have been interesting to see the water park as I've not seen any vloggers use it yet and it looks nice. Or maybe you can save the water park for when you next come back to Vietnam and visit Phu Quoc.
this is a great idea. The park looks too crowded recently to enjoy it. That's why i hate going to Disneyland. Too crowded
Nice vidieo both music ! Thank you !
Hello. Gabi. The Ba N Hills was built by the Colonial French, which catered for their get aways far from homes in S.E. Asia. Some European tourists dubbed this beautiful sight as the French Alps in Vietnam. Due to the WWII, which began the ending of the French colonization, and the Vietnam 20+ years Civil War, this area was not discovered until 2004(?). So, the Ba Na Hill was not built nor mimicked by the Vietnamese just for tourism.
Maybe originally it was built by the French, but what they're building now is definitely fake looking and more of an amusement park feel like Disney or Vegas.
Hi Gabi, will you be doing the Ha Giang loop on this trip to Vietnam?
My wife and I went there three years ago and really enjoyed it! ATB Sam Adler from Hoi an
I went there and the park is so big that... I missed that bridge !!!! I took my picture and I was just next to the bridge (as my pictures have the GPS points). I should go back next time that I'm in Danang... (I just come back a few days ago to my country... I was there and it was raining everyday and as soon as I left... nice weather.... mid January !!!).
I'm surprised it was so busy in the low season. Did you go on a weekend?
i had a great great time when i went there spent the whole dat great great a great veiw worth it
Beautiful scenic views of the coastline. May I ask you where are the nicest beaches in Vietnam for when I visit
Among the places to avoid , this one ranks first after your hairdresser at Ho Chi min city ! But, don 't worry... Your trip in Vietnam is overall very interesting.
Ba Na hills seems to be suitable for Asian who want to enjoy the European atmosphere,. But Hoi An is also not far from there, and suitable for Western to experience the Vietnamese as well as Asian culture. I could say that it's 1 destination for all
Very nice vlog man, what was the temperature like up there?
It was actually pretty hot. Maybe 28 degrees.
But it depends on the season. I heard it can get cold as well
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It's normal for good theme parks to be crowded with people. It's naive to think otherwise. I've been in Disneyland in California, paid a hefty price for entry ticket and found the park was packed like a can of sardines. Theme parks in Vietnam that have European features (Ba Na Hills, Phu Quoc Grand World,....) were designed with local and Asian tourists (Chinese, Korean,...) in mind and actually they like them because they can have a taste of Europe without travelling to Europe.
Yes absolutely. I was not expecting it to be so busy, as we are just coming out of a pandemic and Vietnam just recently reopened its borders.
But good to see that domestic tourism is booming in VN
Gabi go to water park if you can mate its awesome, great video 👍
Beautiful bridge! Awesome video👍, and love your accent!!!
Thanks
Great video, hoping to visit in 2024
Wow what a masterpiece!
When ever i see your video i feel like going with you... Oneday surely i will meet you.... 🙏
I appreciate it :)
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Is the whole tour (cable car, bridge, village, etc.) accessible via wheelchair and are wheelchairs available there?
I visited that hand bridge in 2019 not knowing that it was a theme park. I found it as boring as any disneyland park can get. It does have I guess the highest and longest air tram in the world, passing through clouds and all, but I don’t know it’s worth a visit, dough. Hoi An is something else, a great Vietnamese little town. Don’t forget to visit Can Tho in the middle of the huge Mekong delta. And then the Hanoi Hilton in Hanoi. Go see and enter the viet cong tunnels outside Ho Chi Min city. In Nam they call it the American war, and rightly so. I found Nam to be the most interesting country in SE Asia. Don’t get run over by the motorcycles; it’s 50 of them for every regular car. They even drive on the pedestrian sidewalks, careful.
Can i ask what shoes are you wesring while in the roller coaster please. Im travelling to Vietnam in July and dont know whether to just wear trainers or invest in some soft walking shoes
Thanks for sharing Ba Na Hills. I was born in Da Nang. I’ve only been back to Da Nang twice, both times I didn’t get to go out to Ba Na Hills. I Will be coming back there on Sept and this time I’m spending the night in one of the hotels in Ba Na Hills. I like your drone shot, I will be bringing with me a DJI Mini 2 which is 249g. What’s the current regulations for drone flying in Vietnam?
please answer, Do you have any issue in airport imigration about the drone???
Been there 4 times. Great views and lot's to see and do.
CIAO GABI - IL VIETNAM È UN PAESE MOLTO BELLISSIMO - GRAZIE PER LA MOSTRA!👍🧡
Già! 😉🇻🇳
It was so crowded of people in Ba Na Hills SunWorld- Vietnam in your video. May I ask what was the month did you visit that place Sir ?
Hi. Nice video. I am planning to go to Ba Na Hills in May. Can u tell me whether the ticket you bought for Ba Na Hills cover the multi cable car ride(s) stops or just one stop. Also, if I decided not to opt for the meals package, are there places @ Ba Na where one can easily buy food (takeaway) rather than sit in .. or would it be wiser to pack our own food up.... cuz I don't want to waste time sitting down in the restaurant to eat...
During which month did you travel?
At what time you guys leave that place?
Thanks you , nice video,,👍👍👍👍
Thanks for your video in Việt Nam!
Hello, is it really possible to skip the cable car and take a bike ride to the golden bridge?
doe the $36 USD includes a buffet? That's still very cheap. In Australia, Europe, America or Canada, a buffet already cost you $20-30 buffets. So this is still very cheap. The amusement park in America is already at $70-80 USD and that doesn't even cover parking which is another $20 USD
No the 36 usd is only for the ticket. With buffet was around 1 million Vietnamese dong
@@ridewithgabi I AM RICH TO PAY 1M BUFFET! 😂😂😂 I love the currency of Korea, Vietnam and Lao. Easy to be multi millionaire.
Nice video my friend . Just wanted to know about the drone rules in Vietnam. I am planning next month from India . Let me know if you can guide me a bit 🙂
You can bring it. When you read some paper: no camera then dont do it.
Otherwise it is ok
Great review. Which drone do you use please ?
Cheers, I use dji mini se
Hello can I ask if booster vaccine is needed in Vietnam. Thank you
Thank you so much for your video my dear friend. Can i ask you how much all the cost going there in Ba Na hills from da nang. Thank you
You can search on google.
Loving following your journey. Would you mind telling me what type of drone you use?
Thanks. I use a DJI mini 2 se
Hi. May I know what time did you visit the golden bridge and is it during weekend or weekday? Cause I'm planning to go there and wanted to avoid such large crowd. Tq
This time is summer, so Vietnamese students & school off so their familly go tour to make it crowed, it's will less crowed if go there from October to December, the weather also more cool!
hey what time and day did you arrive? it seems soo busy :( thank you for answer! great video i enjoyed it!
What camcorder or phone camera are you using? Great video quality.
Gopro 10
Hi, you went to Ba Na Hills during weekdays or weekend?
Thanks to see back i
The challenge is that a lot of the pictures online of the Hands bridge are deceptive to make the bridge look like its a wonder of nature, in a quiet mountain, not the Vietnamese version of Disneyland Paris. Thank you for being transparent to help manage expectations. The cable car ride was stunning and worth every penny. For an American or European its "only $10 more than pre-Covid" but I hope the price hike doesn't make the amusement park inaccessible for locals.
Ahah yes true! From the pictures It seems like this mystical place immerse in nature. But very few people know it’s attached to an amusement park 😅
Vietnamese go there very easy. Thanks for thinking about that
The church is not "fake." It was abandoned when French colonial rule of what was then Indochina ended. Ba Na Hills had been a resort for French colonialists.
hows does the roller coaster compare to the one in Dalat? i dont see much "traffic" issues on this coaster. was it fun?
This one was way shorter. But yes, I had more fun here because it was free of traffic.
But the view and scenery in Dalat was so much better
That's a fairy land on top of the mountain
wau to many visitor,so what time you go here?
Brother is roller-coaster included with ticket.???
Yea 👍
Love the amazing places of danang and ba na hills is cool but when places get overcrowded the fun is not. i may visit da nang in december for a few days but I maynot have time to visit ba na,
Everything in 36 dollars, or do we have to pay more for roller coaster?
Could you please allow me to use the clip to study and introduce tourist attractions?
for 36 bucks to kill a day, i would go for it. disneyland and universal studio price is way higher!
Enjoy
How much is a 1-day ticket to Disney World?
$109 to $159
Nice i injoy it
to be honnest your video blow my mind away
so it's ok to fly drones?
Beautiful….
Nice .
It may be built for you. I have never visited it since the price seems so high.
Wonderful
Thank You 🙂