Dragon Bridge,Vietnam

• The Dragon Bridge structure itself (scenic views day & night)
• Fire-and-water breathing shows — typically on weekend nights
• Bạch Đằng Riverside Park & viewpoints for photography
• Nighttime LED-light displays along the bridge
• Nearby attractions: My Khe Beach, Han Market, Da Nang Cathedral

• Distinctive dragon-shaped steel design stretching across the Hàn River
• Large dragon head capable of emitting fire and water during scheduled shows
• Colorful programmable LED lighting that creates dynamic night displays
• Wide pedestrian access and riverside promenades ideal for walking and photos

• Watch the dragon breathe fire and water (weekend nights and special occasions)
• Stroll or cycle along the Bạch Đằng riverside promenade
• Take a sunset or night boat cruise on the Hàn River for unique views
• Photography — especially at dusk and after dark when lights are on
• Combine with a beach visit (My Khe) or nearby markets and cafes

Evenings for lights and shows; weekend nights for the fire-and-water spectacle. Best months for pleasant weather: February to May (drier and milder).

Da Nang has a tropical monsoon climate: warm to hot year-round, with a wetter season and occasional typhoons in the late summer/early autumn months. Expect heat and humidity in summer.

There is no entry fee to cross or view the bridge from public areas. The bridge and riverside promenades are open 24/7. Fire-and-water shows typically start at 21:00 on weekend nights; times may change for special events.

Nearest major transport hub is Da Nang International Airport (~7 km away). The bridge is reachable by taxi, rideshare, local bus, bicycle or on foot from central Da Nang. Da Nang Railway Station is also nearby for regional train connections.

Allow 1–2 hours to enjoy the bridge, longer if you plan to combine it with river cruises, dinner or nearby attractions (half- to full-day itinerary).

Light, breathable clothing and comfortable shoes for walking. Bring an umbrella or light raincoat during the rainy season; a camera or smartphone for night photography.

Try local specialties nearby such as Mì Quảng, fresh seafood, and Vietnamese coffee. Souvenir ideas include Cham pottery, lacquerware, textiles and locally made handicrafts sold at markets and shops in Da Nang.