Golden Bridge (Cau Vang),Vietnam

• The Golden Bridge (Cầu Vàng) itself — a 150-metre (approx.) golden-coloured pedestrian bridge
• The giant stone-hands that appear to support the bridge
• Panoramic viewpoints over Bà Nà Hills and the Annamite Range
• Bà Nà Hills cable car (award-winning, scenic ride)
• French Village — a reconstructed European-style village with cafes and shops
• Le Jardin D'Amour (flower gardens) and themed gardens
• Debay Wine Cellar and various restaurants
• Fantasy Park (indoor entertainment complex) and family attractions

• Distinctive sculpted hands designed to look like weathered stone, creating dramatic photographic opportunities
• Golden-hued walkway banding visually contrasted with lush green mountain scenery
• High elevation setting (around 1,400 metres above sea level) with cooler climate and frequent mist/fog
• Integration of modern steel and composite construction with landscape-focused aesthetics

• Walk across the Golden Bridge and take panoramic photos
• Ride the cable car for scenic views and a high-altitude approach
• Explore the French Village, gardens, and themed attractions
• Visit at sunrise or sunset for dramatic light and cloud inversions
• Dine in on-site restaurants offering Vietnamese and international cuisine
• Combine with nearby Da Nang and Hoi An sightseeing for a multi-day itinerary

March to September is generally the best window for clearer skies and more stable weather; however, early mornings outside peak fog seasons can produce spectacular views. Avoid the heaviest monsoon months if you need unobstructed vistas.

Mountain climate: noticeably cooler than coastal Da Nang. Typical daytime temperatures often range from about 10–20°C (50–68°F) depending on season, with rapid changes, mist, and occasional fog—bring layers.

Access is typically via the Bà Nà Hills cable car; combined tickets usually include round-trip cable car and entry to the resort’s main attractions (including the Golden Bridge). Prices and opening hours change seasonally — check the official Bà Nà Hills website or ticketing counters for current rates and daily operating times. Expect a full-day visit to make the most of the site.

Bà Nà Hills is roughly 30–45 km from central Da Nang (about 45–60 minutes by road depending on traffic). The site is reached by cable car from the base station. The Golden Bridge itself requires a short walk across elevated paths; some areas include steps and slopes—wheelchair and stroller access may be limited in places. Taxis, private cars, and organized tours from Da Nang are common ways to reach the resort. Nearest major airport: Da Nang International Airport (DAD).

4–6 hours for a focused visit to the bridge and nearby French Village; a full day is recommended to experience cable cars, gardens, restaurants, and indoor attractions without rushing.

Wear layers (light jacket or fleece), sturdy and comfortable walking shoes, and bring a rain jacket or umbrella. Sunglasses and sunscreen are useful on clear days.

On-site dining includes Vietnamese and international options; nearby Da Nang is known for seafood, mì Quảng and other regional dishes. Popular souvenirs include local handicrafts, lacquerware, miniature replicas of the bridge, postcards, and specialty foods such as coconut candy and regional coffee.