Marble mountains or “The Five Element Mountains” have more temples and caves than expected. They are each unique and very interesting to visit. The people around it are also very friendly. There is a lot to learn from this area so I strongly recommend people visit this place if you want to learn more about Vietnamese culture and history.

visited here again on 7 September,that time i had a one day trip,from Hue to Hoi An,the last stop was marble mountains. actually i been here before,in 2019, that time i went alone,and i took grab to marble mountains,that time,i had more time to explore,but this time,i joined a mini tour,so the time is limited, around one hour, a bit rush if compared to the first time. Marble Mountains is a group of five limestone peaks.they are named after the five elements. travellers mostly visit the water mountain,it is the biggest one. that time, i also visited water mountain, after buying ticket,i saw some statues and temples,visited linh ung pagoda also some caves,like Tang Chon cave ,Van thong cave and Huyen Khong cave,the latter is one of the most magnificent and largest caves in Marble Mountains. Due to its open and unique structure, the sunlight shines from the top of the cave on the Buddha statue, the scene is spectacular. Van thong cave is not big, but you can go through the small crevices of the cave to reach the top of Thuy Son mountain.you can admire part of Da Nang city here, nice view. i will come again next time,but wont joint a tour, need more time to explore this mountain.

This was a really nice place to visit. We did not know what to expect but was very surprised with the temple in the cave . It was like a scene from a movie. The view of Da Nang from the top of the mountain is also an added bonus.The elevator is the best option to reach the top.

We had visited the Marble mountain and the Monkey mountain on peak time during November. Our guide Luan (Lung) was extremely knowledgeable and had a great sense of humour. We were able to learn so much about history of Vietnam and the beliefs of Vietnamese people. Importance of each and every monument and place was explained in detail to us. Thank you for a well organized and informative trip.

Amazing views, we did not have a tour guide, but it was still great. The pagodas are not well maintained, which is sad. Go earlier in the morning, as there are big tourist groups after that. There are lots of stairs to climb even if you take the elevator, so it is good if you are in good health. Bring water, sun protection and hiking shoes or at least comfortable sneakers.

Surprised this isn't higher rated on here, we thought it was one of the best things we did during our visit to Hoi An. Only 30 minutes drive away, this mountain complex houses some fantastic caves and shrines and beautiful gardens and walkways. Recommend taking the lift up to the top as there is plenty more walking and climbing to do when you get to the top. Aim to spend around 2 hours to see everything. So picturesque, we took plenty of photos, including great views from the top of the mountain.

very interesting place, impressive the caves inside and the work done by locals. The usual tourist busy spot but worth the visit. Lots of walking and high steps going up. Definitely start your adventure by taking the elevator.

One of the most beautiful places I visited. Blessed with beauties of Green mountains and blue South China Sea. Can also visit Beautiful BaNa Hills( the old french colony and astonishind Golden Bridge) and beautiful Lantern City of Hoi An.

It was nice but not very special. A lot of stairs, sometimes a little bit slippery. There are several caves. Nice to walk in, have a quick look but nothing more than that. We have 2 kids in the age of 2 and 4. We took the elevator to go up and went with the stairs down.

Well worth a trip if in the area. Yes, there are lots of steps, it is a mountain after all, but don’t let this put you off! I’m not fit and completed all the sections. Trainers advisable! The views are fantastic and the caves and pagodas, with all their marble statues, both fascinating and interesting. Came on a moped and the shop keepers want you to park there, they will chase you down the road, but this is normal for them! Pick one and park up, the fee is a drink after visiting, cost 60,000 (£1.95…not exactly horrific!), it’s how they earn money.