Reviews of Marble Mountains (Non Nuoc), Da Nang
Marble Mountains (Vietnamese: Ngũ Hành Sơn; "Five elements mountains") is a cluster of five hills located are 9km south of Da Nang, on the way to Hoi An. The five marble hills or “mountains” this formation are named after the five elements ...
LIVE THERE DURING THE WAR
ROBERT EVANS from FORSYTH GA - 02/15/2012 06:47:59
I WAS IN MARINES AT THE BEACH IN FRONT OF THE MT. FOR 2 YEARS,DURING THE WAR
MY HEART AND MY EYES WANNA VISIT MARBLE MOUNTAINS
hasanzehad from dhaka - 05/24/2010 17:21:43
hm mm,my excitement hopefully a lot than other .because, I'm especially so curious about hill and mountains.by this article i considered Marble is one of the most beautiful mountain in the world and also Vietnam. if God give me a chance to visit Vietnam. then firstly i visit and see this hill.
A Nice Place
Amit Gomes from Dhaka, Bangladesh - 05/18/2010 06:23:13
I have never been to Marble Mountain. But its name sounds good. If I get a chance to visit this mountain then I will visit this place.
very enticing
Esther from Singapore - 05/15/2010 00:48:31
I've never been to the Marble Mountains but it certainly sounds like there is a marvellous view there. A trip there appears to have much cultural value as well, what with the village of stone carving shops and everything. I will certainly make a trip there if I visit Vietnam.
Marvelous view!
Rick M. Clark from Atlanta, GA - 04/01/2010 05:42:56
Quite a physical destination this is since it involves some climbing. I didn’t know (until at a later time) that buses stop here, and I didn’t join any group tour, and since I’m not comfortable about taking the backseat of a motorbike (I am quite above average in size), I had no option but to take a cab and pay a little extra while the driver waits. But about the destination itself, I must say it is worth the money (just about over four dollar for them to admit you, and that includes an English-speaking guide). As I said, you have to walk your way up, quite some effort, but the view is so well worth it. You would pass by some statues of Buddha, nice spots to take photos and some refreshing fountains. You get to climb inside a mountain itself and though it may feel a bit eerie inside, it is quite an experience. There isn’t that much to see to spend more than 3 hours here... I think two hours is even enough. But overall, I would recommend stopping by here.