From 1 September to 31 December 2026, Sun World Ba Na Hills is offering the “FIRST 18-25” promotion, with discounts of up to 50% exclusively for visitors aged 18 to 25, providing young travellers with an ideal opportunity to enjoy a wide range of exciting experiences atop Ba Na Hills at attractive prices.
Up to 50% Off for Visitors Aged 18–25
From 1 September to 31 December 2026, visitors aged 18 to 25, born between 2001 and 2008, can enjoy special “FIRST 18-25” ticket prices at Ba Na Hills: just VND 500,000 for a cable car ticket, VND 800,000 for a cable car and lunch buffet combo, and VND 750,000 for a cable car and dining voucher combo, offering savings of up to 50% compared with regular prices.
Visitors simply need to present valid identification such as a citizen ID card, passport or VNeID when passing through the ticket checkpoint.
Visitors aged 18–25 can enjoy highly attractive special prices at Sun World Ba Na Hills.
With the message “Youth is a journey of firsts”, the “FIRST 18-25” programme at Sun World Ba Na Hills is expected to offer not only attractive savings but also opportunities to create some of the most memorable milestones of youth.
It could be the first trip paid for with money earned on your own, the first journey away with your closest friends, the first time conquering the summit of Nui Chua alone, or simply the first time checking in at the world-famous Golden Bridge surrounded by a vibrant display of Vietnamese national flags.
Available from 1 September, the promotion gives young travellers an excellent opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of memorable experiences atop Ba Na Hills at a more accessible cost.
A Colourful Celebration of Experiences Atop Ba Na Hills
At this time of year, the summit of Nui Chua takes on a vibrant yet romantic appearance that is difficult to find elsewhere.
The legendary Golden Bridge, a tourism icon that once captured global attention, becomes even more striking as hundreds of Vietnamese national flags flutter among the clouds. Standing nearly 1,500 metres above sea level, surrounded by drifting clouds and sweeping mountain landscapes, visitors can admire the red and yellow flags waving to the sound of patriotic music — a memorable and moving experience for young Vietnamese travellers.
The interactive “Nguon Coi” light art space is a popular check-in spot among young visitors.
Alongside this iconic landmark, the interactive light art space themed “Nguon Coi” offers a fresh experience for visitors who enjoy exploring technology and creative installations.
Covering nearly 800 square metres, the journey takes visitors through seven immersive zones, from “Eternal Halo”, “Seven-Coloured Jellyfish” and the shimmering “Water Ball Pool” to “Brilliant Aurora” and “The Hundred-Egg Sac”, inspired by the Vietnamese legend of the descendants of the Dragon and Fairy.
Light responds to every step and touch, transforming each visitor into a character within a story inspired by the origins of the Vietnamese people.
Daily minishows bring a vibrant festive atmosphere to Ba Na Hills.
The powerful rhythms of “Malambo”, the colourful energy of “Cancan”, and the aerial performances of “Love in the Sky” continuously enliven the flag-filled squares, inviting visitors to clap, dance and immerse themselves in an unforgettable musical celebration.
Amid the sea of clouds, Ba Na’s surreal architectural complex also offers countless opportunities for memorable photos.
The charming French Village resembles a miniature Paris, Moon Castle looks as though it has stepped straight out of a fairy tale, while Eclipse Square brings a striking cinematic atmosphere.
Each structure tells its own story, yet together, surrounded by clouds and mountain scenery, they create a romantic “miniature Europe” unlike anywhere else in Viet Nam.
Eric Kayser French Bakery – one of the culinary stops not to be missed at Ba Na Hills.
After exploring, visitors can stop at the French Village to enjoy a buttery, crispy limited-edition croissant featuring the colours of the Vietnamese national flag at the renowned Eric Kayser bakery, or sip a refreshing glass of Sun Kraftbeer at Ba Na Brew House.
From 1 September, the cable car ticket itself can also serve as a “key” to additional dining benefits through its integrated QR code, helping visitors enjoy more experiences during their journey.
The Alpine Coaster remains one of the most popular attractions among young visitors at Ba Na Hills.
For thrill-seekers, the Alpine Coaster remains an experience not to be missed, offering high-speed twists and turns amid spectacular natural scenery, with cloud-filled valleys on one side and castle-like architecture on the other.
Meanwhile, Fantasy Park, one of Viet Nam’s largest indoor amusement parks, offers a wide variety of attractions for visitors of all ages, making it an ideal entertainment destination for groups of friends and families, regardless of the weather.
Reaching the summit of Nui Chua is now even more convenient thanks to the free Wow Bus, connecting central Da Nang with the foot of Ba Na Hills and helping young travellers save both time and transportation costs.
The “FIRST 18-25” ticket is set to become a meaningful “key” to an exciting journey of youth, opening the door to a wide range of quality experiences at Ba Na Hills from now until the end of 2026.
DANANG TOURISM PROMOTION CENTER
