Things To Do @Son Tra

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  Red Shanked Doucs The Pygathrix Nemaeus is for sure the most interesting sight of Son Tra. Besides other rare flora and fauna inhabiting Son Tra, the Red Shanked Doucs are the most remarkable. With only a small population living throughout vietnam and South East Asia, about 20% lives at Son Tra, and quite easy to spot, where in other areas you need to walk for hours to get lucky..

  Dr Larry Ulidarri an expert of the Son Tra Douc Research and Conservation Project is protecting the Doucs for more than 15 years at the Son Tra Peninsula... more about the Son Tra Douc Research an Conservation Project

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  Son Tra Beaches It's quite easy to find a nice and quiet beach at Son Tra. Try one the different little "Bãi's" like Bai Bac, Bai Nam and Bai But and enjoy the seafood, or take a swim Tien Sa Beach. The Beaches or "Bai's" are most of time deserted, which leaves you often alone with a pristine beach and clear calm sea water.
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  Son Tra Jungle Trek Escape the bustling city of Danang and discover the Son Tra Peninsula. There are different trails or paths through the jungle leading to some stunning little beaches.
  Come to Mai Boutique Hotel if you like to ask me for more information and discover yourself. See Mai Boutique Hotel

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  Eating RabbitJust at the south east side of the Son Tra Peninsula you can find this typical Vietnamese 'Nhau' place in the middle of the Jungle. It's speciality covers some different dishes prepared from Rabbit and offers a great experience for a relaxing Sunday lunch.

• Linh Ung Pagoda The spiritual site is built on 12 hectares land on the South-East side of the Son Tra Peninsula with stunning views and romantic sunsets. One of the main attractions to see is the 67m Lady Buddha or Goddess of Mercy statue watching over the local fishermen at sea.
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• Enjoy the view! After a great motorbike ride through the Son tra Jungle and some small steep mountain roads you'll reach the top of Son Tra (monkey mountain). With some great view to Hi Van Mountain, Cham Island, Danang City and Son Tra Peninsula itself. Just take the bike out for a ride and discover!