An Hải, Đà Nẵng and Ba Na Hills

We've achieved so little in Đà Nẵng this might as well be just a photo dump post.

But to be fair, I see why Đà Nẵng is recognized as one of the most livable cities in Viet Nam.

We took the scenic, albeit longer route and arrived via train from Huế on our 4^th day in Vietnam.  

If you search for ‘café’ on Google Maps, Vietnam, particularly Đà Nẵng would likely rank among the places with the highest density of cafés per land area.

I saved Sound Café on Maps and was just absolutely delighted when I found out that it’s just a 2-minute walk from the AirBnb that I’ve chosen. Yes, I pretty much Googled cafes first before deciding on our accommodation.

There’s sooooo many things to do in Đà Nẵng, but we’ve decided we wanted to have a chill itinerary. And so while I listed options for things to do, they weren’t set in stone, other than having coffee at Sound Café, having coffee at other cafes, spending a day in Ba Na Hills, and stuffing our faces with lots and lots of banh mi.

It rained on the first night, and our accommodation was on the fourth floor in a building without elevator! This was not in the description of our AirBnb and it sucked because I know we would’ve gone out more to explore if it weren’t for this stairs issue. Fortunately, the rooftop had washer and dryer free to use by guests, so other than the itineraries mentioned above, we had planned on doing laundry in Đà Nẵng.

So far, my favorite parts of our Vietnam trip are those that are unplanned and also the things that made us feel like we’re blending in with the locals – being at places that are not intended for tourists, and running errands and things. We ordered Grab for dinner since it rained so hard – we didn’t get to see the Dragon Bridge, but receiving my Grab delivery in Vietnam was something I actually enjoyed experiencing.

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