Golden Bridge Bana Hills Vietnam - Amazing visit to the Bana Hills from the cable car to what they have build at the top. We did the leuge ride down the hillside...so much fun. If you go in a busy time be sure to purchase your entry ticket before hand. Plenty of eating options. Great day

soo nice - If you come to Da Nang, you should definitely visit this place. About 30 minutes from the city by taxi, about 20 minutes to the top of the hill by cable car. It is really impressive by the architecture and the climate. I like this place

Golden Bridge tour with Xuan Tu Tours - We spent a wonderful day at the Golden Bridge. Xuan Tu Tours provided everything for us. We had a private minivan and an excellent guide that was with us the entire time. In addition, our private guide was also our private photographer which made things so much easier for us. It is a beautiful place to visit - good for the entire family as there is something for everyone. Plan to spend the entire day there as there is so much to see. The bridge is the highlight but the flower gardens were so amazing. Buffet lunch is quite extensive.

Amazing - This place is amazing and a must for any traveller to Hoi An. The bridge itself is 5km from the main station, and only accessible by cable car. The views are outstanding from the cable car. So much to see there apart from the golden bridge. Can be very scary and nerve wracking for those who are afraid of heights, it's very very high up so choose wisely before getting on it!

Great views - Go early as it gets very busy, great photo opportunities The lift up is great. If you have time go see fun park too

Pure gold - This was a magical day for us from the moment we arrived at the cable car. A 15-20 minute ride later, climbing more than 1000m, we disembarked and with our guides Tony and Emily had an enjoyable tour of the kingdom on the rooftop of Vietnam. Walking along the Golden Bridge was amazing and it is little wonder this has become a must-see.

Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills - The bridge was spectacular! Not too far from Da Nang and made a good afternoon trip. The gondola to the top of this hills has beautiful views. More than just the bridge at the top, which we did not realize before going!

Chaotic but beautiful - We took the Hoi An/ Da Nang - Ba Na Hills - Golden Bridge Deluxe Small group tour. Our tour guide, Su, was lovely, and very interesting information was shared during the drive. Our first stop was to a marble works studio where you can buy statues/carvings. There was a bit of pressure as the staff was very much at hand to assist you with a purchase, but a polite no mostly sufficed. Arriving at our destination, we took a cable car up to the bridge and walked it. There were many, many visitors but there are enough opportunities to grab a picture, some at the other end looking back. The banquet/buffet which was very busy and targeted to feeding the masses over quality, was not somewhere we would have chosen to eat but there are other alternatives available. The unruly behaviour of the visitors was what really put a damper on the afternoon, with queue jumping and disregard for others to the point that the staff were having to police the lines. An afternoon storm that delayed the trip back down did nothing to make that better but the cable car engineering was fascinating as were some of the stories about what was being depicted at the park. Overall seeing the bridge was definitely worth the trip, but I would suggest a private tour so that you can get there very early and leave before the rush of crowds.

Weather Timing ! - The timing has to be right or else you won’t be able to see much . Low clouds meant poor visibility which spoilt our trip but can’t be helped.

Avoid at all costs - Avoid at all costs. There was nothing enjoyable about this expensive day out. The bridge, while impressive, was completely ruined by the mobs of people trying to get the perfect photo. You could barely walk! Not to mention, it was only built 4 years ago. Furthermore, the ‘French’ village was the most contrived tourist trap I’ve ever come across. I struggled to decipher anything French about it, between the medieval architecture, German beer hall and Swiss yodelling - it was like an atrocious Eurodisney (as imagined by someone who has never been to Europe).