According to Traveloka's records, ticket bookings to Ba Na Hills on National Day September 2 increased by 132% compared to the same period last year, showing the strong attraction of Ba Na Hills among the myriad choices of tourists during the holidays in Da Nang.
On the top of the mountain, the red color of the national flag flutters in harmony with the color of red flags with yellow stars covering all roads, tourists excitedly harmonize with artists singing revolutionary music melodies echoing throughout the space, creating an atmosphere that is both sacred and bustling of the country festival.
Check-in at the Golden Bridge covered with national flags is a meaningful experience. From mossy stone hands supporting the golden silk strip winding in the clouds, the bridge, a symbol of world tourism, is now even more brilliant when embellished with hundreds of national flags flying in the mountain wind.
Standing in the middle of a sea of floating clouds at an altitude of 1,487m, looking around to embrace the overlapping mountains and forests and admiring the fluttering national flag, many domestic and foreign tourists could not hide their emotion and pride on the Independence Day of the nation.
The highlight that makes the first day of the holiday at Ba Na Hills even more special is the interactive light art space with the theme "Rains". Located on an area of nearly 800m2 right in the Old Wax Museum area in the Moon Castle complex, the project created by Chon Art takes visitors through 7 sub-zones like a science fiction film. The light here transforms with each step, each touch, turning each visitor into the main character of the journey.
I have been to many places but have never seen such a vibrant and emotional lighting space. Passing through each sub-area, I feel like I am being told a story about origins, very suitable for the atmosphere of the National Day holiday. My children are also very excited, demanding to stay and take more photos" - Ms. Nguyen Thu Ha (a tourist from Hanoi) shared.
After a journey of exploration, many tourists choose to stop in the ancient French Village to sip a cup of coffee with a crispy butter-flavored croissant at the Eric Kayser bakery that has just been launched.
With 6 airy fronts, 300 seats overlooking the ancient castles, the bakery gives the feeling of sitting on the banks of the Seine River in the chilly weather of Ba Na Hills peak.
On this occasion, buffet restaurants in Ba Na Hills are also brilliantly colored with the big holiday.
Chúa Mountain peak is known as the "land of festivals" and on the first day of the holiday, that spirit is further heightened with a series of international-class street minishows.
The energetic dancers in "Malambo", the sexy dance "Cancan" or the soaring performance "Love in the Sky" in the windy mid-air continuously stirred up the squares filled with flags and flowers.
