Frankly, tourists come Da Nang for going the beaches either Ba Na Hills even some other places. Nevertheless, there is much more to this coastal city that meets the eye and the city has a number of museums which has preserved the historical relics and artifacts that testify to the richness of Vietnamese culture in general. One such monument is Dong Dinh museum where you can find a collection of items from regional ethnicity and cultures.
Significantly, the way from the city toward Linh Ung pagoda is a long road behind the beach which is eye-catching to anyone that is also very unique in Da Nang.
The museum has an area of about 10,000 m2 with viewing numerous ancient artifacts dating back to the 100-2,500 years. These objects come from Dai Viet culture, Sa Huynh culture, Champa and Chinese culture. Literally, Dong Dinh is a name of a type of tree belonging to caryota mitislour family popular in Son Tra National Park is grown to make the attention of the museum.
The local residents have grown accustomed to calling it “the garden of memories” since it can be a place for reflection and relaxation. There are variety of cultural spaces inside the park where people can learn about the history of country.
For instance, the Sa Huynh cultureal collection such as stone anklets, willow leaf earings, others. Either the collection of Champa ceramics that have been excavated underground in the Tra Kieu citadel. Moreover, there is also a collection of Dai Viet pottery with tons of dating back over the years.
Dong Dinh museum which is seems a hidden place nearby Lady Buddha, you can walk around and enjoy seeing lotus ponds, drink coffee and gain a nice view to look at the beach.
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