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Ba Na Hills Ticket Price and How to Get There from Da Nang (2026)

Arrive around 7:30 to 8:00 to beat the Golden Bridge crowds, or visit the bridge at 15:00 to 16:00. Take a taxi for the early slot, as the free Wow Bus leaves Da Nang at 8:30 or 9:30. A basic adult ticket costs VND 650,000 for local residents and VND 1,000,000 for non-local residents, foreign residents included.

On this page
  1. Ba Na Hills ticket prices and opening hours
  2. What to see at Ba Na Hills
  3. Who Ba Na Hills suits (and who should skip it)
  4. How to get to Ba Na Hills
  5. When to go and how long to stay
  6. Nearby and how to combine it
  7. Before you go
  8. Step by step
  9. Common questions

A basic adult ticket to Ba Na Hills costs VND 650,000 for local residents and VND 1,000,000 for everyone else, and foreigners living in Da Nang pay the higher price. Go early, because crowds are the main thing that spoils the day. If you can, take a taxi for that early start, since the free Wow Bus leaves Da Nang at 8:30 or 9:30.

The Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills, held up by two giant stone-look hands, crowded with visitors under umbrellas.
The Golden Bridge.

Ba Na Hills ticket prices and opening hours

Aerial view of the Ba Na Hills hilltop village, with stone castle towers and buildings among dense green forest.
The whole hilltop village from above: castle, French-style village and forest, which is why the day needs walking shoes.

The basic ticket covers the round-trip cable car and most of the attractions. What you pay depends on where you live, your age and, for children, your height.

Basic ticket Local resident Non-local resident
Adult VND 650,000 VND 1,000,000
Senior (over 70) VND 550,000 VND 800,000
Child (1-1.4m) VND 550,000 VND 800,000

Children under 1m get in free, while taller than 1.4m means the adult price.

The basic-ticket section of Sun World's price page, listing prices for local and non-local residents by adult, senior and child.
The basic-ticket section of Sun World's price page. Source: Sun World Ba Na Hills official 2026 ticket price list (sunworld.vn) (opens in a new tab), captured 27 September 2026
Ba Na Hills official ticket prices (2026) As listed on Sun World's 2026 price page BASIC TICKET — cable car + entry Adult, local resident VND 650,000 Adult, non-local resident VND 1,000,000 Senior >70, local resident VND 550,000 Senior >70, non-local resident VND 800,000 Child 1–1.4m, local resident VND 550,000 Child 1–1.4m, non-local resident VND 800,000 LUNCH-BUFFET COMBO Adult, local resident VND 1,000,000 Adult, non-local resident VND 1,300,000 Senior >70, local resident VND 890,000 Senior >70, non-local resident VND 1,150,000 Child 1–1.4m, local resident VND 750,000 Child 1–1.4m, non-local resident VND 1,000,000 NIGHT COMBO — Ba Na by Night Adult VND 1,050,000 Senior >70 VND 1,000,000 Child 1–1.4m VND 850,000 DanangOi.com · Sources: Sun World Ba Na Hills (sunworld.vn), "Ticket Prices and Services at Sun World Ba Na Hills in 2026" Verified 27 Sep 2026 · Re-checked every 6 months Ba Na Hills official ticket prices (2026) As listed on Sun World's 2026 price page BASIC TICKET — cable car + entry Adult, local resident VND 650,000 Adult, non-local resident VND 1,000,000 Senior >70, local resident VND 550,000 Senior >70, non-local resident VND 800,000 Child 1–1.4m, local resident VND 550,000 Child 1–1.4m, non-local resident VND 800,000 LUNCH-BUFFET COMBO Adult, local resident VND 1,000,000 Adult, non-local resident VND 1,300,000 Senior >70, local resident VND 890,000 Senior >70, non-local resident VND 1,150,000 Child 1–1.4m, local resident VND 750,000 Child 1–1.4m, non-local resident VND 1,000,000 NIGHT COMBO — Ba Na by Night Adult VND 1,050,000 Senior >70 VND 1,000,000 Child 1–1.4m VND 850,000 DanangOi.com · Sources: Sun World Ba Na Hills (sunworld.vn), "Ticket Prices and Services at Sun World Ba Na Hills in 2026" Verified 27 Sep 2026 · Re-checked every 6 months
Basic, lunch-combo and night-combo ticket prices at Ba Na Hills, by resident type, from Sun World's 2026 price page.
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The cable car starts around 8:00 and runs until about 19:00. If you want a buffet lunch, the lunch combo adds one at restaurants such as Bon Mua, Taiga or Bharata. For an adult that costs VND 1,000,000 as a local and VND 1,300,000 as a non-local. For an evening at the top, the Ba Na by Night combo includes a dinner buffet for VND 1,050,000 per adult, and you board the cable car from 15:00.

If you are 18 to 25, ask for the FIRST 18-25 prices, which put the cable car ticket at VND 500,000 whether you are local or not. Bring original photo ID that shows your birth year.

A ticket is valid for 1 day by default. You can upgrade it at the ticket office to 3 consecutive days, and it may cost extra.

The local price is only for people with permanent residence in Da Nang or Quang Nam. You need original photo ID at the gate, such as a citizen ID card or a passport. A residence card does not make a foreigner local.

What to see at Ba Na Hills

A grey stone building with turrets and cone-shaped roofs sitting on a green hillside, seen from a distance.
One of the stone buildings dotted across the hillside.

Your ticket opens the Golden Bridge, Moon Castle and Fantasy Park. It also includes one small treat, a choice of Sun Kraftbeer, French fries or a French pastry.

Some extras cost more, including the Debay Wine Cellar, the Light Museum, the climbing game and the speed slide. A Wow Pass is VND 300,000 and gives you a priority lane at certain areas.

A weathered stone hand sculpture reaching over a carved stone head, set among garden hedges.
A stone sculpture tucked into the garden greenery.

Who Ba Na Hills suits (and who should skip it)

A formal garden with trimmed hedges shaped into swirling patterns, red and purple flower beds, and a sculpture in the centre.
A formal garden with hedges trimmed into patterns.

Ba Na Hills suits you if you want many attractions in one day. Wear sneakers or low sandals, because you will walk quite a lot. Skip it, or go very early, if crowds bother you, as weekends already feel packed by 8:00.

How to get to Ba Na Hills

The trip takes about 30 minutes by car from downtown Da Nang.

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An ornate carved entrance gate shaped like a sun and moon motif, with a red-tiled pagoda-style roofline behind it, visitors walking beneath.
An ornate carved gate with a red-tiled roofline behind it.

Free Wow Bus

Sun World's Vietnamese page announcing Wow Bus, a free bus between Da Nang and Ba Na Hills.
Sun World's page announcing the free Wow Bus. Source: Sun World official Wow Bus free-shuttle schedule and pickup points page (sunworld.vn, Vietnamese) (opens in a new tab), captured 27 September 2026

The cheapest way up is the free Wow Bus, and you do not need a Ba Na Hills ticket to ride it. Register a day ahead through the QR link. Morning buses leave the Novotel on Bach Dang at 8:30 and 9:30, and the bus back leaves Ba Na Hills at 16:00. It also stops at Bien Dong Park and opposite My Khe Beach. It is a trial service, so check it is still running before you plan around it.

Taxi, tour or public bus

A taxi is about VND 350,000 to 500,000 one way. A tour costs about VND 1,200,000 to 1,800,000 per person, so the free bus plus a basic ticket is much cheaper. DanaBus route 03 also runs from the airport to Ba Na Hills, with a fare of up to VND 30,000.

When to go and how long to stay

Arrive around 7:30 to 8:00, before the Golden Bridge fills up. The cable car takes 20 to 25 minutes to reach the top. The other good window is 15:00 to 16:00, once most visitors have finished their tour. If you came on the Wow Bus, skip that window, because your bus back leaves at 16:00.

Clip: crowds of visitors walking across the Golden Bridge.
A hilltop view over layered green mountains and clouds, with a tall white statue visible in the distance.
The mountain view stretching out from the hilltop.

Nearby and how to combine it

A small rail station building with a track leading up to it, cable car gondolas passing overhead against a mountain backdrop.
A small rail station with cable cars passing overhead.

Back in the city, the Cham Museum and Marble Mountains both have their own guides. For an evening plan, the Dragon Bridge fire and water show starts at 9pm on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and major holidays. More trips are in the day-trips list.

Before you go

  • Bring original photo ID if you want the local price.
  • Register a day ahead if you are taking the Wow Bus.
  • Leave outside food and drinks at home.
  • Pack a thin long-sleeved layer, a hat and an umbrella.
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Step by step

  1. Pick your ticket typeCompare basic and lunch-combo prices by resident status, and the single night-combo price.
  2. Bring the right IDFor the local price, bring original photo ID: a citizen ID card, a passport or a VNeID level 2 account.
  3. Get to Ba Na HillsRegister a day ahead for the free Wow Bus, or drive about 30 minutes from downtown Da Nang.
  4. Arrive earlyArrive around 7:30 to 8:00, or go to the Golden Bridge at 15:00 to 16:00; the free Wow Bus cannot reach the early window. As of February 2024, the regular cable car lines run until about 19:00.

Not confirmed: The 3-day upgrade fee depends on your ticket type and promotion. Regular cable car lines run about 8:00 to 19:00; night-combo dinner runs to 21:00.

Common questions

Is Ba Na Hills worth it?

Yes, in Google reviews written in several languages it comes out as worth the trip. Crowds are the usual complaint. Beat them by arriving around 7:30 to 8:00 or going to the Golden Bridge at 15:00 to 16:00.

How much is a Ba Na Hills ticket for local residents in 2026?

The basic ticket, covering the round-trip cable car and entry, is VND 650,000 for an adult. A senior over 70 and a child 1–1.4m tall each pay VND 550,000.

How much does it cost for non-residents or tourists?

On the same basic ticket, non-local residents pay VND 1,000,000 per adult. A senior over 70 and a child 1–1.4m tall pay VND 800,000 each.

Who counts as a local for the Ba Na Hills resident price?

The local price is only for people with permanent household residence in Da Nang or Quang Nam. To claim it, bring original photo ID issued by a Vietnamese authority, such as a citizen ID card, a passport or a VNeID level 2 account. The household registration book alone is no longer enough.

Do foreign residents of Da Nang get the local price?

No, a residence card does not change your price. Foreigners holding a temporary or permanent residence card in Da Nang pay the non-local price.

Is there a Ba Na Hills discount for young adults?

Yes, guests aged 18 to 25, domestic or international, get it until the end of 31 December 2026. They pay VND 500,000 for the cable car ticket, VND 800,000 for the lunch-buffet combo and VND 750,000 for the cable car + food voucher combo. Remember your original photo ID.

Do children get a discount, or free entry?

Children under 1m tall enter free, and those over 1.4m tall pay the adult price. In between, a child 1–1.4m tall pays VND 550,000 as a local or VND 800,000 as a non-local on the basic ticket.

What does the basic ticket include?

You get the round-trip cable car and most attractions in the tourist area. A small treat comes with it too: 2 glasses of Sun Kraftbeer at Ba Na 1901 Restaurant, French fries at Ba Na Brew House, or one pastry at Eric Kayser. Since 1 September 2026 that benefit sits on the ticket QR code. Debay Wine Cellar, Climbing and Toboggan cost extra.

How do I get from Da Nang to Ba Na Hills?

The Wow Bus costs nothing, but register a day ahead. A taxi runs about VND 350,000 to 500,000 one way, and by car the trip takes about 30 minutes.

How much does a Ba Na Hills tour from Da Nang cost?

Expect about VND 1,200,000 to 1,800,000 per person for a tour. Go on the free Wow Bus instead and an adult pays just the basic ticket, VND 650,000 to 1,000,000 depending on residency.

What are Ba Na Hills' opening hours?

Plan on the cable car lines running about 8:00 to 19:00 and the ticket office about 8:00 to 22:00. Weather or crowds can shift both by 15–30 minutes.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

No, leave them at home. Outside food and drinks have been banned since 1 October 2018.

Where exactly is Ba Na Hills?

The current address is Ba Na Commune, Da Nang city (Xã Bà Nà, TP Đà Nẵng), formed from the former Hoa Ninh and Hoa Nhon communes. The older address, An Son, Hoa Ninh Commune, Hoa Vang District (An Sơn, Hòa Ninh, Hòa Vang), still turns up in some Sun World listings.

What's the best time to visit the Golden Bridge to avoid crowds?

Arrive around 7:30 to 8:00, or visit the Golden Bridge between 15:00 and 16:00 once most visitors are done. The cable car starts about 8:00. Take a taxi for the early slot, as the free Wow Bus leaves Da Nang at 8:30 or 9:30. On the Wow Bus, skip the afternoon window: it leaves at 16:00, and the ride up alone takes 20–25 minutes.

Can I get to Ba Na Hills by public bus?

Yes, DanaBus route 03 runs from Da Nang Airport to Ba Na Hills. A single trip costs VND 15,000 to VND 30,000 depending on distance, and students pay VND 8,000.

What can I combine with a Ba Na Hills day trip?

The Museum of Cham Sculpture at No. 02, 2-9 Street has its own guide on this site. Marble Mountains, whose management board office is at 81 Huyen Tran Cong Chua Street, has one too. Back in the city by evening, the Dragon Bridge fire and water show starts at 9pm every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and major holidays.

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Comments (6)

  1. NotVeryGoodAtGO

    I was so disappointed with Ba Na hills. I should have done more research beforehand I guess. The hand bridge is a perfect example of Instagram vs reality. It was so crowded. I also didn't realize it was a theme park. As parks go it's beautiful but not my thing. I honestly probably enjoyed the cable car ride up more.

  2. Whatsoutthere4U

    Oh I was there last week. I expected crowds. I expected expensive touristy shops but it was well worth the price of admission just at the architecture. Not all painted plywood to look like early America like Disneyland. The coaster was fun. The gardens were beautiful. The views spectacular. The bridge was ridiculously crowded could not move! Damn instagram. It was a one time thing. I spend about 5 months a year between da nang and Nha Trang.

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  1. Intelligent-Exit724

    I can understand everyone’s opinion about the tackiness of the architecture the gaudiness of the shops, and crowds around the Golden Bridge, but the cable car ride was quite a memorable experience. Views from over a mile above sea level were spectacular. I’d recommend it to anyone who hasn’t done it. However, the caveat is to take a Grab there as a group and purchase tickets. That way is a LOT cheaper than purchasing a tour and you’re on your own timeline.

  2. gobeyondbrian

    I don't really know the answer except to say there certainly won't be a line of Grab bikes waiting on people to come out. I think you would need to prearrange one. We took a car when we went as a group once. The driver came back to DaNang while we were there. We texted him when we started down the mountain, and he came and got us. Alternatively, you could rent a bike and ride out on your own. I've done that several times.

  3. WereRobert

    We visited Ba Na Hills last month and it was surreal. If you go expecting to be in a theme park that has some real cheesy stuff in it, it's a good time. We looked around a bit more than we should have and there are lots of abandoned rooms, multiple empty buildings, and the mountain coaster was under repairs. There were full parts of this massively popular park that were completely empty and we had it to ourselves. It's also on the top of a mountain. Really really strange vibes but my partner and I had a great time. Is it for everyone? No. Also only learned about Sun Group's debacles after going to Ha Noi. We wish we had gone to Hoi An but our trip got screwed up before we landed in the country and it got cut. We had some mixed experiences in Da Nang and felt it was a spot catered to domestic tourists.

  4. aBlasvader

    We did 2 nights in Da Nang and that was enough. One of the days we went to Marble Mountain/Hoi An, the other we spent around Da Nang (going to the big temple, local restaurants, the markets. If we wanted to go swimming, we would have needed a third night.

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