Ba Na Hills Vietnam: Your Complete Guide to the Golden Bridge & More
Ba Na Hills, Vietnam, is often described as a heavenly paradise, attracting significant attention from both domestic and international tourists in recent years. Not only does it stand out with its sophisticated French architecture, creating the feeling of being lost in a 15th-century French village, but Ba Na Hills also has countless exciting entertainment activities. In this article, let’s explore Ba Na Hills Vietnam with Lua Viet Tours, from general information to must-visit attractions!

Ba Na Hills, Vietnam with its French-style architecture. (Image source: Internet)
Introduction to Ba Na Hills, Viet Nam
Address: An Son Village, Hoa Ninh Commune, Hoa Vang District, Da Nang City
Located in the Truong Son mountains at an altitude of 1,487 meters above sea level, Ba Na Hills has become a popular attraction in Da Nang in recent years. In addition to its magnificent architecture, Ba Na Hills boasts a pleasant climate and breathtaking natural scenery, offering visitors a truly unique experience.
History of Ba Na Hills
Initially, this area was chosen as a retreat for French commanders and soldiers due to its cool climate, similar to Da Lat. The name “Ba Na Hills” is believed to have originated from the French word “Banane” (banana), as the French noticed an abundance of banana trees in the area. Over time, the name evolved into “Ba Na” in Vietnamese, which remains in use today.
Ba Na Hills, Vietnam, was planned as a tourist destination in 1919 by the French government. However, it did not gain much attention from visitors. It was not until 2007 that Sun Group invested in its development, transforming the site with major attractions such as the cable car system, Fantasy Park, and the iconic Golden Bridge. Since then, Ba Na Hills has gained increasing international recognition, attracting a growing number of visitors and earning mentions from major media outlets such as CNN and Forbes.

Panorama of Ba Na Hills. (Image source: Internet)
Opening Hours and Ticket Prices
Opening hours: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily, and may vary depending on the cable car route.
Here’s the latest Ba Na Hills ticket price information in 2025 for tourists:
- Adults: 950,000 VND (~35 USD)
- Children (1 – 1.4 meters tall) and elderly (>75 years old): 750,000 VND (~29 USD)
- Children under 1 meter: Free
Note: Ticket prices include round-trip cable cars and experiences at attractions such as the Golden Bridge, Fantasy Park, Lunar Castle… (excluding tickets to the Wax Museum, Debay Wine Cellar,…).
Additionally, there are tickets that include services such as dining or overnight stays at slightly higher prices. Visitors can book tickets online through the official Ba Na Hills website.
Must-visit Attractions at Ba Na Hills
Ba Na Hills, Vietnam boasts a multitude of stunning attractions and exciting activities. From the intricately designed Golden Bridge to the picturesque scenery at the Le Jardin D’Amour flower garden, you’re sure to have memorable moments.
Golden Bridge

Golden Bridge – A famous attraction in Da Nang. (Image source: Internet)
Golden Bridge is an impressive architectural structure located in the Ba Na Hills, Vietnam. The bridge is 150m long with a unique curved design, supported by giant stone hands that are both massive and intriguing. Combined with the majestic scenery at an altitude of over 1000m, Golden Bridge has become a popular photo spot on social media recently. The beauty of Golden Bridge has been consistently praised by international press, even being listed in the top 100 must-visit destinations in the world by TIME magazine.
With its fairy-tale beauty, many tourists come here to capture shimmering and magical photos. Based on our experience, you should plan ahead because the weather is not always favorable. We recommend visiting Golden Bridge in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and to capture the most perfect photos.
French Village

French Village at Ba Na Hills. (Image source: Internet)
Just as its name suggests, when you come to French Village, you’ll feel like you’ve traveled back in time to a medieval French village. French Village is designed based on sketches found in the notes of the missionary Pigneau De Behaine, recounting his fascinating journey across France. The village is divided into 7 distinct areas, each with its own unique design and significance.
In addition to taking beautiful photos, visitors can also enjoy French cuisine and purchase meaningful souvenirs here. If you visit French Village at night, you’ll be able to admire the castles under magical yellow lights and stroll along stone-paved paths in the night mist – a captivating experience.
Fantasy Park

Fantasy Park with more than 100 games. (Image source: Internet)
Fantasy Park is a recreational area built with inspiration drawn from the two novels “Journey to the Center of the Earth” and “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea” by the French writer Jules Verne. Fantasy Park has 3 floors with over 100 games. Notable games include: Dinosaur Park, the tallest indoor free-fall tower in Vietnam, technology cinemas, indoor bumper cars, indoor rock climbing, and more. This is an ideal place for recreation if you are traveling with children.
Le Jardin D’Amour Flower Garden

The picturesque scenery at Le Jardin D’Amour flower garden. (Image source: Internet)
The Le Jardin D’Amour flower garden encompasses 10 gardens designed according to unique European flower garden styles. Each garden has a theme and is decorated with various types of flowers, creating a vibrant natural space that captivates visitors.
The flower garden is an ideal destination for couples and flower lovers, offering visitors a relaxing and romantic journey. With a diverse array of flowers harmoniously arranged, Le Jardin d’Amour creates a unique colorful picture where every angle is a vibrant work of art.
Debay Wine Cellar

Inside Debay Wine Cellar Ba Na Hills, Vietnam. (Image source: Internet)
The Debay Wine Cellar was built by French merchants and wealthy Vietnamese individuals on the top of Ba Na Hills in 1923 to store wines. The cellar is designed to tunnel into the mountainside with a total length of about 100 meters from entrance to exit, containing wine storage cellars, bars, etc. It is also the only French structure remaining relatively intact in Ba Na. In addition to exploring the wine cellar, visitors can also enjoy European specialties or choose meaningful souvenirs for loved ones.
Wax Museum

Micheal Jackson wax figure at the museum. (Image source: Internet)
This is the first wax museum in Vietnam, showcasing more than 49 exquisite artworks crafted by Italian artisans. You can encounter wax figures of famous personalities, from movie stars to politicians such as Angelina Jolie, Steve Jobs, Barack Obama, Lady Gaga, and more.
Linh Ung Pagoda

The 27m-high statue of Shakyamuni Buddha at Linh Ung Pagoda. (Image source: Internet)
Located at an altitude of over 1,400m, Linh Ung Pagoda is prominent with its 27m-high statue of Shakyamuni Buddha carved from white stone, visible from Da Nang city on sunny days. The pagoda has a “Tam” (three-section) architecture, with a spacious courtyard paved with stone. Surrounded by majestic nature, the pagoda offers a solemn and mystical atmosphere. Visiting the pagoda is an opportunity to seek peace and to learn more about the religious and cultural beauty of Vietnamese.
Best Time to Visit Ba Na Hills
Visitors can visit Ba Na Hills when exploring Da Nang at any time of the year. However, the ideal time to come here is from March to September. At this time, Da Nang experiences less rain, with beautiful, clear, and sunny skies, which is convenient for traveling and taking photos. Avoid visiting from September to November as this is the rainy season in Da Nang, making outdoor activities inconvenient.
Come to Ba Na Hills in the morning to explore many attractions and capture beautiful photos. The downside of this time is that it can be crowded with tourists. If you want to enjoy tranquility, you can come here in the afternoon to watch the sunset and take photos with golden sunlight. In addition, Ba Na Hills also has some interesting evening activities that visitors can experience.

Ba Na Hills, Vietnam in the early morning. (Image source: Internet)
Tips for Visiting Ba Na Hills, Vietnam
- Weekdays tend to be less crowded compared to weekends. Consider planning your visit around local holidays or festivals to experience unique events.
- Ba Na Hills cable car tickets are valid for single-day use only. If you buy tickets online, make sure your visit aligns with the ticket’s valid date.
- Bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and a light jacket, as temperatures can vary significantly from the base of the hill to the summit. A reusable water bottle is also a great way to stay hydrated while exploring.
- Dress in layers to accommodate the varying temperatures. Lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal for daytime, while a warmer layer will keep you comfortable in the cooler mountain air.
Conclusion
Ba Na Hills Vietnam is a wonderful tourist destination, inviting visitors to Da Nang. From magnificent architectural works such as the Golden Bridge and French Village to the majestic natural scenery surrounding it, this will surely be an exciting experience for you and your family. To explore Ba Na Hills fully and conveniently, consider joining our Ba Na Hills tour. Our experienced and friendly guides will help you discover the best of Da Nang, its unique culture, history, and nearby destinations.