Marble Mountain – Monkey Mountains – Am Phu Cave Sunset Tour

Marble Mountain, Monkey Mountains, and Am Phu Cave – a sunset tour that takes visitors on a captivating journey through Vietnam’s natural and cultural wonders. This 4.5-hour experience promises breathtaking landscapes, ancient pagodas, and a glimpse into the country’s spiritual heritage. From the iconic Lady Buddha statue to the mystical Am Phu Cave, each stop on the tour offers a unique opportunity to take in the beauty and history of this remarkable region. What awaits those who embark on this adventure?

Good To Know

• This 4.5-hour small-group tour visits Monkey Mountain, Marble Mountains, and Am Phu Cave, providing a comprehensive exploration of Da Nang’s natural and cultural highlights.
• The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, entrance fees, and an English-speaking guide, offering a hassle-free and informative experience.
• Highlights include the giant Lady Buddha statue, bonsai garden, limestone hills, caves, pagodas, and breathtaking viewpoints at the Marble Mountains.
• The tour involves moderate physical activity, including climbing steps, and is not suitable for those with mobility limitations or over 95 years old.
• Customers have praised the tour’s romantic and serene atmosphere, breathtaking views, and safe and well-guided experience, making it suitable for couples, friends, solo travelers, and families.

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Tour Overview

The Marble Mountain – Monkey Mountains – Am Phu Cave Sunset Tour is a comprehensive 4.5-hour excursion that whisks travelers to some of Da Nang’s most captivating natural and cultural landmarks.

Priced from Kč 858 per person, this small-group tour accommodates up to 12 guests and is led by an English-speaking guide.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, entrance fees, and a bottle of water, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience.

Travelers are advised to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, and prepare for some light physical activity.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour kicks off with hotel pickup in Hoi An or Da Nang between 13:30 and 14:30. The first stop is Monkey Mountain, where visitors can admire the giant statue of Lady Buddha and the serene bonsai garden. Next, the tour explores the Marble Mountains, the five limestone and marble hills known for their caves, pagodas, and scenic viewpoints. The final highlight is the Am Phu Cave, the largest cave in Da Nang, showcasing Buddhist philosophies and stunning natural formations. The tour concludes with hotel drop-off after the experience.

| Destination | Duration | Activities |

| — | — | — |

| Monkey Mountain | 1 hour | Giant Lady Buddha statue, bonsai garden |

| Marble Mountains | 1.5 hours | Explore 5 limestone hills, caves, pagodas, viewpoints |

| Am Phu Cave | 1.5 hours | Discover largest cave in Da Nang, Buddhist philosophies, natural formations |

| Hotel Pickup/Drop-off | 30 minutes each | Pick-up and drop-off at hotel in Hoi An or Da Nang |

| Total Tour Duration | 4.5 hours | – |

Inclusions

This tour includes a two-way hotel transfer service, covering approximately 90 kilometers round trip.

The entrance fees for the Marble Mountains and Am Phu Cave are also included. Travelers will have the services of an English-speaking guide throughout the tour.

Plus, a bottle of water is provided. However, personal expenses and tips aren’t covered.

While an elevator is available for the first 146 steps, its use is optional and at the traveler’s own expense.

Important Information

To make the most of the tour, travelers should wear comfortable shoes, pack sunglasses, a sun hat, an umbrella, and sunscreen, and dress in comfortable clothes.

The tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users or individuals over 95 years old. The itinerary may change depending on weather conditions, so participants should be prepared for flexibility.

Visitors are advised to avoid wearing short clothes when visiting temples.

The tour involves some physical activity, including 146 steps to the first stop and 136 steps to the cave system, though an elevator is available for the first 146 steps at an additional cost.

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Customer Feedback

Customers have overwhelmingly praised the Marble Mountain Tour, awarding it a stellar 5/5 rating based on one verified review. The tour caters to a diverse range of travelers, including couples, friends, solo adventurers, and families.

| Traveler Type | Review |

| — | — |

| Couples | "A romantic and serene experience." |

| Friends | "Enjoyed the breathtaking views and exploring the caves." |

| Solo Travelers | "Felt safe and well-guided throughout the tour." |

| Families | "Perfect for families seeking cultural and natural wonders." |

The glowing feedback highlights the tour’s ability to provide an exceptional and memorable experience for all who embark on this captivating journey.

Getting to the Marble Mountains

How do travelers reach the Marble Mountains during the tour?

The tour includes round-trip hotel transfers, which cover the 90 km journey from Hoi An or Da Nang to the Marble Mountains. During the drive, guests can sit back and enjoy the scenic countryside views.

Once at the Marble Mountains, visitors climb 146 steps to reach the first stop, the Xa Loi Tower. An elevator is available for this initial ascent, but at an additional personal cost.

The tour then continues with further exploration of the five limestone hills and their caves and pagodas.

Exploring the Marble Mountains

After reaching the Marble Mountains, visitors embark on an immersive exploration of the five limestone and marble hills that make up the Ngu Hanh Son. These hills harbor a wealth of natural and cultural wonders, from serene pagodas to intricate cave systems. Visitors can discover the unique geological formations, admire the panoramic vistas, and explore the rich Buddhist heritage that permeates the site.

| Hill | Highlights |

| — | — |

| Thuy Son | Largest of the five hills, home to Tam Thai Pagoda |

| Moc Son | Features Linh Ung Pagoda and a giant statue of Lady Buddha |

| Tho Son | Offers stunning views from the top, accessible by elevator |

| Kim Son | Conceals the mystical Am Phu Cave, a highlight of the tour |

| Hoa Son | Boasts ancient tombs and remarkable stone formations |

Visiting the Am Phu Cave

As visitors make their way through the Marble Mountains, they’re led to the captivating Am Phu Cave, the largest of the natural wonders found within this geological marvel.

The cave features stunning rock formations, Buddhist shrines, and passages that wind through the darkness. Explorers can discover hidden alcoves and chambers, each with its own unique character.

The cave’s centerpiece is a grand central chamber, where the play of light and shadow creates an ethereal atmosphere.

The cave represents a place of deep spiritual significance, offering a tranquil respite from the outside world.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Best Time of Day to Visit the Marble Mountains?

The best time to visit the Marble Mountains is in the afternoon when the sun is lower, providing ideal lighting for exploring the caves, pagodas, and scenic viewpoints. The cooler temperatures also make the hike more comfortable.

Are There Any Dining Options Near the Marble Mountains?

There are several dining options near the Marble Mountains, including local restaurants and cafes. Visitors can find a variety of Vietnamese cuisine and light refreshments. The tour does not include any meals, so guests are free to explore the nearby dining options.

Can We Take Photographs Inside the Am Phu Cave?

Yes, visitors are generally allowed to take photographs inside the Am Phu Cave. However, the use of flash photography may be restricted to protect the delicate natural formations within the cave system.

Is the Tour Suitable for Children?

The tour may not be suitable for young children due to the physical activity involved, including 146 steps to the first stop and 136 steps to the cave system. However, older children may enjoy the tour with proper supervision.

Do We Need to Bring Our Own Water and Snacks?

No, water is provided as part of the tour inclusions. However, guests are responsible for bringing their own snacks and additional drinks as needed. The tour doesn’t include any meal service.

The Sum Up

The Marble Mountain – Monkey Mountains – Am Phu Cave Sunset Tour offers a captivating blend of natural wonders and cultural gems. Visitors can explore the iconic Lady Buddha statue, serene bonsai gardens, ancient pagodas, and the mystical Am Phu Cave, all while enjoying the stunning sunset views. This 4.5-hour adventure is perfect for small groups seeking an unforgettable experience in Vietnam’s Marble Mountains.

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