Da Nang: Discover the pristine Ghenh Bang, hidden in Son Tra peninsula

About 20km from the center of Da Nang, Ghenh Bang is hidden on Son Tra peninsula, an ideal destination for those who love to explore and experience wild nature.

Ghenh Bang is an attractive destination for tourists who love to 'backpack'.

About 20km from the center of Da Nang, Ghenh Bang is hidden on Son Tra peninsula, an ideal destination for those who love to explore and experience pristine nature.

Ghenh Bang is attractive for its natural rocky beaches, clear blue water and diverse marine ecosystem. This place is suitable for diving to see corals, swimming or camping overnight. Without noisy tourist services, Ghenh Bang still retains its peaceful, wild and isolated beauty.

To reach Ghenh Bang, visitors must cross a challenging but also interesting trail through the forest.

When going to Son Tra peninsula, visitors have to walk more than 1km of forest road with many steep slopes and dense trees, making it difficult to move. For female visitors, this will be a really difficult but also very interesting challenge.

After traveling more than 1km of forest road with a travel time of about 30 minutes, Ghenh Bang appeared before our eyes. This is an attractive and pristine tourist destination of Son Tra peninsula in Da Nang city.

Along the 2km long beach are thousands of large and small rocks of all shapes, embracing the rocky beach are lush green trees.

Visitors can comfortably light a campfire, have fun on the beach of Ghenh Bang, enjoy the peaceful space and pristine nature here.

This place is loved by young people and backpackers because of the feeling of conquering, overcoming self-challenges and immersing oneself in nature.

Ghenh Bang stands out with its natural cliffs, clear sea water and coral reefs close to the shore, an ideal destination for tourists who love backpacking, diving and camping in the middle of nature. Suitable for a day trip or weekend getaway.

According to Arbitration (TPO)

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