Danang is an ancient Cham territory whose name was Amaravati. The early people in this land must have been Cham ancestors who were certainly the founders of Champa Kingdom. Nowadays, Danang is the 4th biggest city in Vietnam as well as an important port of the central Vietnam with good infrastructure.

The Cham Museum, founded in 1915, still preserves works of art discovered in the ancient capital and the ancient holy land of the Cham. At present, there are about 300 objects displayed in 10 rooms in different styles, providing the history of the Cham kingdom going from the most prosperous period to its decline.
The Marble Mountains, about 8km southeast of Da Nang, is a group of five beautiful Marble Mountains named after the 5 essential elements of the oriental universe: the Metal (Kim), the Wood (Moc), the Water (Thuy), the Fire (Hoa) and the Soil (Tho). The highest and the biggest one is the Thuy (Water) with its attractive pagodas and caverns preserving Cham vestiges.