Wander through hidden caves with dramatic rock formations and spiritual carvings

Named after the five elements: Metal (Gold), Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth.

Explore sacred sites like Linh Ung Temple, rich with Buddhist history.

The Marble Mountains, also known as the Five Mountains, are located in the south of Da Nang City, Vietnam. It is a scenic spot that combines natural beauty and cultural heritage. As a mysterious Attraction, it attracts tourists from all over the world with its unique geological structure and rich history and culture.

The Five Elements Mountains consist of five limestone peaks named Gold, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth, symbolizing the five basic elements. Each peak has its own unique caves, temples and Buddhist sculptures, and visitors can explore these cultural treasures hidden in the mountains by climbing the stone steps. The caves in the mountains, such as the Water Cave and the Fire Cave, are famous for their peculiar rock formations and mysterious atmosphere, and are a paradise for photography enthusiasts.

In addition to natural landscapes, Marble Mountains is also an important religious site. The temples and pagodas on the mountain, such as Linh Ung Temple and Pagoda Temple, attract many believers to come and worship and pray. Visitors can feel the strong religious atmosphere and experience the profound heritage of Vietnamese traditional culture.