Suoi Luong Ecotourism Area (Suối Lương) is a nature tourism complex located in a green valley at the foot of Hai Van Pass in northwest Da Nang. This place is significantly different from the popular city attractions: here, forests, mountains, a stream, and outdoor recreation take center stage.

The main natural feature of Suoi Luong is a cool mountain stream that flows through the complex, nestled between rocky areas and green slopes. This ensures that even during hot periods, the atmosphere here is typically cooler and more humid than in the city center.

The area is surrounded by forest and mountain views. The park itself is designed as a place for peaceful relaxation: visitors can stroll through the grounds, relax by the water, swim in the stream, fish, have picnics, and spend time in nature.

A striking feature of the complex is its combination of natural landscape and traditional architectural elements. The grounds feature stilt houses and stylized structures associated with the Central Highlands culture , as well as handcrafted stone sculptures. This gives Suoi Luong the atmosphere of a small ethnocultural park, although its main feature remains its natural environment.

Suoi Luong is especially popular as a picnic and family retreat . It features separate areas, gazebos, and spaces for group gatherings. Therefore, the park is appealing not only to solo travelers but also to larger groups.

Another unique feature is its location near Hai Van Pass . The park is approximately 15–20 km from central Da Nang, so the drive there becomes part of the trip itself. It's convenient to combine it with a trip to the pass, especially if travelers want to add variety to their itinerary and add a relaxing break by the water to the mountain panoramas.

According to the official tourism portal of Da Nang, in 2026, Suoi Luong Ecotourism Area is open from 08:00 to 17:00 , and the entrance fee is VND80,000.

It's best to visit during the day. Mornings are ideal for strolling and taking photos, while afternoons are especially pleasant by the stream. However, Suoi Luong should be viewed as a natural park and recreational area , not as a tourist attraction to be fully explored in a few minutes.

On site you can also order local cuisine, rent separate seating areas, and organize a picnic.

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