Danang - Vibrant Port City by the Sea
Danang, the vibrant port city on the South China Sea, enchants with its endless sandy beaches and majestic mountain landscapes like the impressive Marble Mountains. This remarkable city combines modern comfort with historical charm; once an important French port city, it is now a lively economic hub that leaves nothing to be desired. World-class golf courses such as the renowned Montgomerie Links and the spectacular Bana Hills Golf Course attract sports enthusiasts from around the globe. Danang's excellent infrastructure and a wealth of luxurious beachfront hotels that meet the highest standards make the region the ideal destination for golf travelers and those seeking both relaxation and adventure. The cultural diversity and rich heritage of the city further enhance its appeal, while the delicious Vietnamese cuisine with its diverse flavors forms an additional highlight.
Hoi An - Vibrant World Heritage Site
Hoi An, the historic coastal city on the South China Sea, captivates as a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its unique charm of a well-preserved Southeast Asian trading port. This enchanting city was once a significant harbor on the Silk Road and today showcases a fascinating blend of Chinese, Japanese, and European architecture, reflecting the region's rich history and cultural diversity. Discover the bustling fish market in the morning, teeming with fresh sea treasures, as well as the ancient trading houses and intricately designed temples that tell tales of bygone eras. Evening strolls amidst the sea of colorful lanterns, whose gentle glow illuminates the cobblestone streets, combined with delicious Vietnamese cuisine, make Hoi An an unforgettable highlight of any golfing trip to Vietnam. These culinary experiences, ranging from street food to upscale dining, offer a variety of tastes and flavors. Ideal for cultural discoveries between rounds, Hoi An offers a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration that captivates every visitor!
Hue - Charm of an Ancient Imperial City
Hue, once the imperial city of Vietnam (1802-1945), is located north of Danang and is renowned for its rich history and impressive architecture. The magnificent Citadel of the Forbidden City, majestically standing in the center of Hue, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is surrounded by a plethora of impressive pagodas and splendid imperial tombs, such as the famous Thien Mu Pagoda. The enchanting Perfume River, gently winding through the city, has witnessed numerous historical events and wars, through which Hue was repeatedly destroyed, yet it has managed to retain its unique charm. Gourmets in Hue have the special opportunity to sample the unique and diverse imperial cuisine, known for its fine flavors and exotic dishes. The city is easily accessible by plane from the two major Vietnamese metropolises, Saigon and Hanoi, making it ideal for travelers wanting to experience Vietnam's history and culture. For history enthusiasts, Hue is a rewarding destination that can ideally be explored in combination with a visit to Danang, where not only the exquisite Laguna Lang Co Golf Course awaits, but also the spectacular Hai Van Pass, offering breathtaking views of the coastal landscape.
