Ghenh Bang in Da Nang: Hidden gem where nature remains untouched
DNO - Just 10km from downtown Da Nang, Ghenh Bang is a pristine coastal escape where towering cliffs meet crystal-clear waters and nature thrives in silence and beauty.
Nestled on the Son Tra Peninsula between Bai But and Bai Che, Ghenh Bang captivates visitors with its rugged shoreline, emerald forests, and glistening rock formations shaped by centuries of waves and wind.
The smooth golden sands and the dramatic outcrops creates a stunning natural canvas, ideal for photography, camping, and moments of quiet reflection.
Ghenh Bang is more than just a scenic spot. Here, adventurers can snorkel among vibrant coral reefs, fish from sunlit rocks, or simply plunge into the refreshing sea.
Each time of day brings new colors to the water, shifting from jade green to deep blue beneath the shelter of Son Tra’s forested cliffs.
Despite its growing popularity among young travellers, Ghenh Bang remains largely untouched by tourism. This makes it not only a peaceful retreat, but also a reminder of the importance of protecting such rare beauty.
As local student Phan Thi Huyen noted, preserving this environment ensures it remains a shared sanctuary for all.
With nearby attractions like Linh Ung Pagoda and Ban Co Peak, Ghenh Bang is a perfect addition to any Da Nang itinerary. Let’s come discover the raw, breathtaking charm of a place where the sea meets the mountain and the soul finds rest.