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Danang, China Beach and the road to HueDanang (Da Nang) is not the most exciting city to visit in Vietnam. In fact there is a not a lot that will keep you here. Even though Da Nang is Vietnam's third largest city and a major sea port, it lacks the atmosphere of Hanoi or even Ho Chi Minh City.
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It takes an hour, maybe two to see what there is to see. Although the nearby ruins of My Son are maybe disappointing in some eyes, the art showed in the museum shows very well the high quality of the Champa civilization. I would strongly suggest to visit both the My Son complex and the Cham Museum in Da Nang to get a proper view of the Cham history in central Vietnam.
If you are in for a stroll through the city, you may enjoy a view in the harbor but the rest of the city is forgettable.
The road to Hue
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HueHue is home to the Royal Forbidden City and many royal tombs. As a UNESCO World Heritage City, Hue is certainly worth a visit. Just north of the city you can visit the infamous DMZ, the Demilitarized Zone
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