Hải Vân Pass

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Chrissie **
4 Nov 2025
Lang Co Bay and Hue City Tour was wonderful! The bay is peaceful and scenic, perfect for photos. Hue City is rich in history with beautiful temples and the Imperial Citadel. The guide was friendly and informative — a great day trip with stunning views and cultural experiences!
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클룩 회원
26 Oct 2025
It would have been perfect if it weren't for the rain. The guide has a really funny Korean spin on things, haha. Definitely try it if you get the chance, but on a clear day rather than a rainy one.
C *
20 Oct 2025
The bus was comfortable and clean, and our tour guide was very informative and friendly. However, you’re joining a big group tour, be prepared that not everyone may be considerate. I joined a large group with guests from different nationalities, and many talked loudly—even while the guide was explaining important historical details. Despite having designated free time to explore, some guests returned late, often 10–20 minutes past the agreed time, leaving the rest of us waiting on the bus. I hope the tour company can strictly remind guests to keep their voices at a moderate volume, especially during long bus rides that last over two hours. It would be nice to have a bit of peace to rest or sleep. And to fellow tourists, please be mindful of time and practice basic courtesy.
Klook User
11 Oct 2025
Very good and complete. Nice explanation. Our guide was very helpful as well. The lunch was also very good in a pretty place but felt quite local. it was very nice to discover Hue and the surroundings.
Klook User
5 Oct 2025
This was a well-paced tour and a really good way to see all the highlights of Hue. Our tour guide Thinh was very knowledgeable and shared different facts throughout the tour. The food was great, and we had a good taste of delicacies of Vietnam. I definitely recommend it.
Klook User
3 Oct 2025
Vin was great, fun and very knowledgeable. The history of Hué was so fascinating. Her English was easy to understand which made the tour enjoyable. The pace was well thoughtout, explaining the history of each location and then allowed everyone to spend some time to explore ourselves.
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Jane ******
26 Sep 2025
Overall it was great. Transportation is clean and on time. Guide (Van) is very accomodating, friendly and informative. She’s always checking all her participants. If we want to experience this tour again, we will definitely choose her as our guide. Highly recommended
isabel *******
25 Sep 2025
We had an amazing experience on our Hue tour, and a big part of that was thanks to our guide, Van. She was incredibly knowledgeable about the history and culture of Hue, and shared it with so much passion that every site came to life. Van was also very attentive, making sure we were comfortable and answering all our questions with patience and a smile. Her friendly personality and professionalism made the whole day enjoyable and stress-free. We not only learned a lot, but also felt like we were exploring the city with a good friend. We highly recommend Van to anyone visiting Hue—you couldn’t ask for a better guide!

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The Hai Van Pass, also known as the Ocean Cloud Pass, is a must-see destination along the coast of central Vietnam! This legendary mountain road connects North and South Vietnam, passing through hills with breathtaking views of the sea and sky. As you ride along the Hai Van Pass route, you’ll drive through sharp turns, cool breezes, and perfect photo spots along the way. Don’t miss the historic Hai Van Gate at the top, where you can appreciate the beauty and history of Vietnam all at once. If you're short on time or want a faster way through the mountains, the Hải Vân Tunnel runs below and is one of the longest in Southeast Asia. Whether you're on a motorbike or in a car, Hai Van Pass is one of the most unforgettable scenic roads in Vietnam. Add it to your itinerary and get a Hai Van Pass tour on Klook now!
Hải Vân Pass, Lăng Cô, Phú Lộc, Thua Thien Hue, Vietnam

Must-Visit Attractions Around Hai Van Pass

Hai Van Quan (Hai Van Gate)

Hai Van Quan, or Hai Van Gate, is a historic stone gate built in 1826 that once guarded the mountain pass. Located right on the Hai Van Pass, it offers amazing views of the mountains and the East Sea of Vietnam. You can stop here to snap photos and feel the rich history of the area. It's a perfect spot to enjoy both history and nature!

Lang Co Beach

Lang Co Beach is a peaceful and beautiful beach located just below the Hai Van Pass, about 28 minutes away by car. It's the perfect place to relax after a mountain ride, with its soft white sand and clear blue water. You can swim, enjoy fresh seafood, or chill by the shore and take in the view. The beach is quiet and not too crowded, making it a great stop along your journey.

Ba Na Hills

Just a 1-hour and 30-minute drive from the Hai Van Pass, you'll reach the fun and beautiful mountain resort Ba Na Hills. It's famous for its cool weather, French-style village, and the amazing Golden Bridge held up by giant stone hands. You can take a cable car ride up the mountain to get a top view of the surrounding area.

Marble Mountains

The Marble Mountains are a group of five limestone hills located just a 1-hour drive from the Hai Van Pass. They are famous for their beautiful caves, tunnels, and ancient temples. You can climb up to the top for great views of Da Nang and the nearby sea. You can also add this to your itinerary if you're considering a day trip from Ho Chi Minh!

Son Tra Peninsula (Monkey Mountain)

If you want to see more of Vietnam's natural beauty, visit the Son Tra Peninsula, also known as Monkey Mountain, just a 1-hour drive from Hai Van Pass. Here, you'll see green mountains and ocean views and get a chance to meet monkeys in their natural habitat. You can explore the area by bike or motorbike and visit the famous Lady Buddha statue.

Dragon Bridge

Just a 1-hour drive from Hai Van Pass, you'll see the impressive Dragon Bridge right at the center of Danang City. This bridge lights up at night and even breathes fire and water on weekends. It's shaped like a giant dragon, symbolizing power and luck in Vietnamese culture.aa