About Golden Bridge (Cau Vang)
Golden Bridge (Cau Vang) is a 150-meter pedestrian bridge located at Sun World Ba Na Hills in Hoa Vang District, Da Nang, Vietnam, at an elevation of about 1,400 meters. Opened in June 2018, it is famous for its distinctive design featuring two giant stone hands supporting the golden walkway. The bridge offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests and has become an iconic tourism symbol of Da Nang.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a 150-meter curved pedestrian walkway held by two giant sculpted hands, set within the Ba Na Hills mountain resort. The bridge features golden balustrades, landscaped flower borders, and wide viewing areas overlooking forested mountains and valleys. Access is via the Ba Na Hills cable car system. The area is often misty and cool, with photo spots, connecting walkways to gardens and the French Village, and crowds especially mid-day.
Key highlights
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150-meter golden pedestrian bridge supported by two giant stone hands
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Panoramic views of Ba Na Hills mountains and forests at 1,400m elevation
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Iconic photography location within Sun World Ba Na Hills
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Access via one of the world's longest cable car systems
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Landscaped walkway with floral displays and scenic viewing platforms
History of Golden Bridge (Cau Vang)
Opened in June 2018 as part of the Sun Group's Sun World Ba Na Hills development. Designed by TA Landscape Architecture, the bridge was conceived to connect the Marseille Station to the Le Jardin D'Amour gardens and quickly gained international attention for its unique hand-supported design.
Culture & Context
The bridge has become a nationally recognized tourism icon for Da Nang and Vietnam, symbolizing modern Vietnamese architecture blending with natural mountain landscapes and frequently featured in international tourism promotion.
Route
| By air | Da Nang International Airport (DAD) is the nearest airport, about 25-30 km from Ba Na Hills; onward by road and cable car |
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