Am Phu Cave sits at the base of Thuy Son, the largest peak in the Marble Mountains. You can identify it by the Yin and Yang Bridge near the entrance, a stone structure built by artisans from the nearby Non Nuoc village to represent the…
Thuy Son Walking Route
This scenic path climbs the sacred Thuy Son mountain to link together centuries-old Buddhist temples, pagodas, and hidden cave sanctuaries.
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1. Động Âm Phủ
2. Tháp Xá Lợi
The Xá Lợi Tower rises twenty-eight meters above the eastern side of Thủy Sơn, the largest of the five Marble Mountains in the Hoa Hải ward of Da Nang. Completed in nineteen ninety-seven, this seven-story stupa serves as a focal point…
3. Chùa Linh Ứng – Ngũ Hành Sơn
Chùa Linh Ứng sits upon the eastern slope of Thủy Sơn, the largest and most prominent of the five peaks that form the Marble Mountains. You can distinguish this site from the surrounding cliffs by its classic architectural form, built in a…
4. Động Tàng Chơn
Tàng Chơn Cave sits on Thuy Son, the largest mountain in the Marble Mountains, hidden behind the Linh Ung Pagoda. Its entrance is a low, narrow limestone arch that leads into a cool, secluded network of five interconnected grottoes.…
5. Huyen Khong Cave
Huyen Khong Cave is defined by its massive, open-air stone chamber, where five natural skylights in the ceiling allow shafts of sunlight to pour down against the cave walls. Located on the summit of Thuy Son, the highest peak of the Marble…
6. Tu Tam Pagoda
Tu Tam Pagoda is tucked into a hidden corner of Thuy Son, the Water Mountain within the Marble Mountains. You can identify it by its location on a path branching off from the main climbing route near the River Watching Pavilion. Unlike the…
7. Tam Thai Pagoda
Tam Thai Pagoda is recognizable by its traditional three-door entrance gate and the one hundred and fifty-six stone steps leading up to the southern ridge of Thuy Son mountain. Founded around sixteen thirty during the Later Le Dynasty,…