The Marble Mountains, Da Nang

It's nice. Not the best of Asia, but something nice and inexpensive to do in Danang. And they're right, the cave at point #10 on their map (see my picture) is the highlight. Also #5 is a fun climb to catch a view outside, but take care the marble can be slippery (I did it with sandals, but something with more grip is highly advised). Toilets are near #7.

Really beautiful place to visit - thankfully the mountain is no longer mined for marble, and is just a beautiful place to visit with many temples all over the mountain. You pay for the lift each way, or you can use the stairs for free. The only problem we had was with the people selling incense at one of the temples at the top of the mountain, one of the men was acting really inappropriately. They aren't actual employees there! Enjoy, take your time, there is a lot to see, I would allow at least 2 hours to see everything.

Breathtaking! Absolutely Breathtaking. This is one of my favourite places that I have visited so far. Unfortunately we didn't have lot of time to explore everything. I would've loved to stay longer. I recommend a full day of just exploring the temples and caves and Pagodas on the mountain. For me it was a very spiritual experience. I'd love to go again soon!!!

Marble Mountain has a huge elevator that takes everyone to the top.. there's a decent view of the town and shops below. A wheelchair can go about 50 feet before it turns into all steps. Don't pay for a ticket if your a chair user or have limited mobility. It's surrounded by shops at the bottom all selling the same statues and trinkets.

If you're visited other caves in Vietnam or Laos, then these caves here are not that special, do not expect too much just because they are hyped! But anyways worth a visit! Good views from the top. There is not everywhere a concrete path and the stones can be slippery, so wear good shoes!