Cloud hunting on Tak Po Peak, Da Nang

Located nearly 200 kilometers from Da Nang’s city center, the route has been upgraded, making it easier for visitors to reach by motorbike or pickup truck.

Travellers can pitch their own tents on green meadows or rent camping services for an early-morning spectacle: a sea of white clouds blanketing houses, mountains and valleys.

At dawn, the village is peaceful, only the gentle wind, rustling leaves, birdsong, and distant roosters break the silence, offering an authentic connection with nature.

The Tak Po has long been part of a rural tourism development project, with over VND 2 billion invested in landscape improvements, infrastructure, and cultural display spaces.

Now under Da Nang’s administration, local authorities hope more visitors will discover its charm.

The Ca Dong and Xe Dang ethnic groups continue to preserve vibrant traditions, from gong festivals and rice cooked in bamboo tubes to unique rituals.

Here, travellers are invited to join villagers in cultural exchanges, taste indigenous cuisine and listen to stories of the highlands.

The Tak Po’s charm has not gone unnoticed. In 2024, cloud hunting and camping here were named among Vietnam’s seven most impressive tourism experiences by Saigon Times.

Local authorities have invested in rural tourism infrastructure, ensuring both cultural preservation and visitor comfort.

With its raw beauty and authentic traditions, Tak Po Peak is poised to become a symbol of Da Nang’s eco-tourism future.

For those seeking more than sightseeing, it offers a rare chance to chase clouds, embrace culture and rediscover the soul of Vietnam’s mountains.

Da Nang’s charm lies in its ability to blend flavors, traditions and community spirit into every journey. For travellers seeking more than a holiday, the city promises a genuine taste of Vietnam, one unforgettable experience at a time.