The Marble Mountains

It was above expectations, many caves and nice places for taking photos and relaxing. The entrance fee was 40.000 and the elevator one way was 15.000, I would recommend at least 2 hours to have time to see everything without rushing

Visiting marble mountain itself was such a good experience and the caves/buddhas were absolutely awe-striking. We had so much fun exploring and climbing the mountain but I would say just be careful of a few things: - The ticketing people are not friendly at all and don’t seem to want to sell you a ticket. They will direct you to a bunch of different booths, we we were finally able to get a ticket from an entrance close to the stairs and marble Buddha after asking about 3 different booths. - A map is not necessary, so don’t let the ticket person intimidate you into buying one because they will get upset if you don’t - The stairs would be difficult to climb if you were not in good physical shape, so you would need to figure out how to get an elevator ticket - Inside the cave closest to the big marble Buddha, there was a man inside running a scam of sorts and if you respond to him at all (like my husband did) and he tells you a small piece of information, he will basically beg you for money and act like he was your guide. It was pretty awkward and intimidating he followed us all the way out of the cave - There were some kids around that seemed to follow people, I didn’t see any pick pocketing but just an observation so be careful of your belongings All in all, amazing experience because of the beauty of the place!!

One of the most important tourist points on the city tour route. Mountains with temples and caves. A trip of up to four hours of sightseeing. Depending on the time of day, you have to be patient to take pictures. I think this is not a trip for small children. You have to climb a lot of steep stairs. Unless your parents will carry them. I do not recommend using the elevator. We avoid interesting places. At the top there are beautiful views of the city.

We reached the Marble Mountain around 4pm, just right before the sunset. The ticketing staff near the cave side was not friendly, she didn’t seem to keen in selling the tickets to us but kept pointing to a ticketing booth near the elevator…. & after some tough conversation (plus checking with some tourists) we were finally able to join the elevator queue! Sunset view up there was beautiful but certain area to some caves are not safe for elderly or people who has knee pain problem. It is a good place for those who wants something adventurous 😊😊

Very beautiful place. Fist we went to big cave for 20k/person. They wanted us to buy a map for 15 k 😂 This map you can see everywhere so do not spend your money. Cave was nave and when we finished I thought that’s all, but it was not even a beginning. There is another entrance that is the main one (we did not know it before), it costs 40k/person and 15k for elevator up (to go down by elevator you always have to pay 15 k more per person). Territory was very beautiful, I enjoyed walking there. You can start there the whole day if you want. I had no over to see all caves but I enjoyed what I have seen. Good attraction really near to Danang (like 7-10 min on taxi)

Beautiful place to walk around for an hour or 2. 40k entrance fee, 15k extra to take the elevator to save you walking up some stairs, 15k extra for a map. A fair amount of stairs mixed between walking, little caves and pagodas every so often. Worth visiting for sure if you are in Da Nang.

If you are riding a scooter to Marble Mountain, be wary of a ‘helpful’ lady who will appear beside you on a scooter and give directions, then offer to let you park at her family’s shop. This is a scam to force you to buy something when you return to pick it up. She was very friendly until we refused to buy a marble gift, we gave her 20k for ‘parking’. (scooter parking is 10-15k at most attractions). There appears to be a lack of parking for scooters here so they have capitalized on this haha. The entry fee to walk up the mountain via steep steps is 40k pp not 200k per previous reviews. The price to skip the steps and ride the elevator is 75k. Suggest going in the morning- is a lot quieter versus the afternoon when the tour buses arrive. We arrived at lunch time and it was just beginning to get busy. This makes it very difficult to navigate the steps and take pictures in the caves. Be wary of a ‘tour’ guide who will suddenly appear and tell you which way to go and point out the various Buddha’s….this is just a random person who will then aggressively ask you for money. There are free amenities (you have to remove your shoes) and they will charge you 30k for toilet tissue. This is obviously very touristy but we enjoyed it. It’s not difficult to climb unless you are unfit and have issues with balance, as there are a lot of steps and they can be slippery especially when wet. Recommend.

10/10. The nature is gorgeous. A moving emotional and spiritual experience. Great opportunity to hike/climb to the top of the mountain on uniquely designed stairs. Also, a surprise short-cut through a cave a panorama point on the mountain. Much of the experience requires climbing stairs.

It was above expectations, many caves and nice places for taking photos and relaxing. The entrance fee was 40.000 and the elevator one way was 15.000, I would recommend at least 2 hours to have time to see everything without rushing

Visiting marble mountain itself was such a good experience and the caves/buddhas were absolutely awe-striking. We had so much fun exploring and climbing the mountain but I would say just be careful of a few things: - The ticketing people are not friendly at all and don’t seem to want to sell you a ticket. They will direct you to a bunch of different booths, we we were finally able to get a ticket from an entrance close to the stairs and marble Buddha after asking about 3 different booths. - A map is not necessary, so don’t let the ticket person intimidate you into buying one because they will get upset if you don’t - The stairs would be difficult to climb if you were not in good physical shape, so you would need to figure out how to get an elevator ticket - Inside the cave closest to the big marble Buddha, there was a man inside running a scam of sorts and if you respond to him at all (like my husband did) and he tells you a small piece of information, he will basically beg you for money and act like he was your guide. It was pretty awkward and intimidating he followed us all the way out of the cave - There were some kids around that seemed to follow people, I didn’t see any pick pocketing but just an observation so be careful of your belongings All in all, amazing experience because of the beauty of the place!!

One of the most important tourist points on the city tour route. Mountains with temples and caves. A trip of up to four hours of sightseeing. Depending on the time of day, you have to be patient to take pictures. I think this is not a trip for small children. You have to climb a lot of steep stairs. Unless your parents will carry them. I do not recommend using the elevator. We avoid interesting places. At the top there are beautiful views of the city.

We reached the Marble Mountain around 4pm, just right before the sunset. The ticketing staff near the cave side was not friendly, she didn’t seem to keen in selling the tickets to us but kept pointing to a ticketing booth near the elevator…. & after some tough conversation (plus checking with some tourists) we were finally able to join the elevator queue! Sunset view up there was beautiful but certain area to some caves are not safe for elderly or people who has knee pain problem. It is a good place for those who wants something adventurous 😊😊

Very beautiful place. Fist we went to big cave for 20k/person. They wanted us to buy a map for 15 k 😂 This map you can see everywhere so do not spend your money. Cave was nave and when we finished I thought that’s all, but it was not even a beginning. There is another entrance that is the main one (we did not know it before), it costs 40k/person and 15k for elevator up (to go down by elevator you always have to pay 15 k more per person). Territory was very beautiful, I enjoyed walking there. You can start there the whole day if you want. I had no over to see all caves but I enjoyed what I have seen. Good attraction really near to Danang (like 7-10 min on taxi)

Beautiful place to walk around for an hour or 2. 40k entrance fee, 15k extra to take the elevator to save you walking up some stairs, 15k extra for a map. A fair amount of stairs mixed between walking, little caves and pagodas every so often. Worth visiting for sure if you are in Da Nang.

If you are riding a scooter to Marble Mountain, be wary of a ‘helpful’ lady who will appear beside you on a scooter and give directions, then offer to let you park at her family’s shop. This is a scam to force you to buy something when you return to pick it up. She was very friendly until we refused to buy a marble gift, we gave her 20k for ‘parking’. (scooter parking is 10-15k at most attractions). There appears to be a lack of parking for scooters here so they have capitalized on this haha. The entry fee to walk up the mountain via steep steps is 40k pp not 200k per previous reviews. The price to skip the steps and ride the elevator is 75k. Suggest going in the morning- is a lot quieter versus the afternoon when the tour buses arrive. We arrived at lunch time and it was just beginning to get busy. This makes it very difficult to navigate the steps and take pictures in the caves. Be wary of a ‘tour’ guide who will suddenly appear and tell you which way to go and point out the various Buddha’s….this is just a random person who will then aggressively ask you for money. There are free amenities (you have to remove your shoes) and they will charge you 30k for toilet tissue. This is obviously very touristy but we enjoyed it. It’s not difficult to climb unless you are unfit and have issues with balance, as there are a lot of steps and they can be slippery especially when wet. Recommend.

10/10. The nature is gorgeous. A moving emotional and spiritual experience. Great opportunity to hike/climb to the top of the mountain on uniquely designed stairs. Also, a surprise short-cut through a cave a panorama point on the mountain. Much of the experience requires climbing stairs.