The Marble Mountains

Sharing all of the photos & videos that I‘ve taken. It was really great. Stairs are sometimes pretty steep, the walk is very quick. no need to take the elevator. entrance fee is 40k pax. the caves are really beautiful. if you visit heavens gate, there is a way down that is very steep and you need to climb through a hole into a cave - just look at my pictures. totally recommend it!

Marble Mountains is gorgeous. I went on a very rainy day, which wasn't the smartest thing to do because it's steep and slick. However, my photos were great since nobody was there! I highly recommend paying a bit extra for the elevator. If you have mobility issues, I think this attraction would be very difficult to see the whole thing.

Great place to visit. I won't spoil it, but there is a small cave that you can go into and it is a bit of a challenge to get in. Once you are in, you can keep going on and you will see some broken rocks and it will look like you can't go any further. If you climb those rocks to the top you will be at the highest point of the mountains and be rewarded with the best view 👍 Well worth the trip.

Admission is VND 40K. Recommended to go only during dry weather. Steps are rocky, uneven and even slippery so elderly tourists should be mindful. Rock formations are very nice but you have to enter different caves to see different stuff. Found the entrance into the deeper chamber at Van Thong Cave too narrow and gave it a miss.

Sharing some pictures taken! You can choose to take the elevator or walk/ hike up! I chose to hike up and it was okay! Stairs were a bit steep and wet after the rain but just gotta be careful! Our tour guide told us to not go if it rains so if you’re planning to come, check the weather forecast first! Many tourist and we went to two caves! Pretty special and you’ll learn about the religion and beliefs of Vietnam.

The Marble Mountains is a fascinating destination, conveniently located not far from the city. The site is designed around the themes of heaven and hell, offering visitors a unique glimpse into these spiritual concepts. Upon entering the cave, you’ll find a large open space known as the “Judgment Area,” where it is symbolically decided whether souls ascend to heaven or descend to hell based on their deeds. From there, two paths lead to either heaven or hell, illustrating beliefs about the afterlife. It’s important to wear proper footwear, as the ground is often wet from water dripping from the cave ceiling—avoid slippers, and consider wearing shorts for comfort. While the experience is thought-provoking, young children might not enjoy it as the themes can be difficult for them to grasp.

Had lots of good views. Had a good workout climbing in and out. Was very enjoyable but it’s kind of work out and hot sunny day .sweat out.Overpriced marble souvenirs but the short hike was worth it. Interesting place to go, I’d choose a cooler day in hindsight but still well worth it. I’d also recommend doing as part of a tour group as you’ll learn a lot more and they’re super cheap so there’s no reason not to. Lots of steps and I though really not that bad if you struggle from the couch to fridge this isn’t a activity for you, but normal people should be fine just take water, though in saying that there is vendors up the top as well and an elevator. Make sure you go to the bottom are first “hell” as it very interesting natural cave Cheers

It’s a beautiful hike, you can also take the elevator which will drop you half way and then you can hike the rest way up to the top for amazing city and sea view. There are also a couple of caves and pagoda’s on the way you can explore. Must go for the hike if you’re in Da Nang! Recommended to go early in the morning for lesser crowd and heat.

Sharing all of the photos & videos that I‘ve taken. It was really great. Stairs are sometimes pretty steep, the walk is very quick. no need to take the elevator. entrance fee is 40k pax. the caves are really beautiful. if you visit heavens gate, there is a way down that is very steep and you need to climb through a hole into a cave - just look at my pictures. totally recommend it!

Marble Mountains is gorgeous. I went on a very rainy day, which wasn't the smartest thing to do because it's steep and slick. However, my photos were great since nobody was there! I highly recommend paying a bit extra for the elevator. If you have mobility issues, I think this attraction would be very difficult to see the whole thing.

Great place to visit. I won't spoil it, but there is a small cave that you can go into and it is a bit of a challenge to get in. Once you are in, you can keep going on and you will see some broken rocks and it will look like you can't go any further. If you climb those rocks to the top you will be at the highest point of the mountains and be rewarded with the best view 👍 Well worth the trip.

Admission is VND 40K. Recommended to go only during dry weather. Steps are rocky, uneven and even slippery so elderly tourists should be mindful. Rock formations are very nice but you have to enter different caves to see different stuff. Found the entrance into the deeper chamber at Van Thong Cave too narrow and gave it a miss.

Sharing some pictures taken! You can choose to take the elevator or walk/ hike up! I chose to hike up and it was okay! Stairs were a bit steep and wet after the rain but just gotta be careful! Our tour guide told us to not go if it rains so if you’re planning to come, check the weather forecast first! Many tourist and we went to two caves! Pretty special and you’ll learn about the religion and beliefs of Vietnam.

The Marble Mountains is a fascinating destination, conveniently located not far from the city. The site is designed around the themes of heaven and hell, offering visitors a unique glimpse into these spiritual concepts. Upon entering the cave, you’ll find a large open space known as the “Judgment Area,” where it is symbolically decided whether souls ascend to heaven or descend to hell based on their deeds. From there, two paths lead to either heaven or hell, illustrating beliefs about the afterlife. It’s important to wear proper footwear, as the ground is often wet from water dripping from the cave ceiling—avoid slippers, and consider wearing shorts for comfort. While the experience is thought-provoking, young children might not enjoy it as the themes can be difficult for them to grasp.

Had lots of good views. Had a good workout climbing in and out. Was very enjoyable but it’s kind of work out and hot sunny day .sweat out.Overpriced marble souvenirs but the short hike was worth it. Interesting place to go, I’d choose a cooler day in hindsight but still well worth it. I’d also recommend doing as part of a tour group as you’ll learn a lot more and they’re super cheap so there’s no reason not to. Lots of steps and I though really not that bad if you struggle from the couch to fridge this isn’t a activity for you, but normal people should be fine just take water, though in saying that there is vendors up the top as well and an elevator. Make sure you go to the bottom are first “hell” as it very interesting natural cave Cheers

It’s a beautiful hike, you can also take the elevator which will drop you half way and then you can hike the rest way up to the top for amazing city and sea view. There are also a couple of caves and pagoda’s on the way you can explore. Must go for the hike if you’re in Da Nang! Recommended to go early in the morning for lesser crowd and heat.