You could take the elevator to the top of the Water Mountain. But you’d need to walk for long after getting off it. A pagoda for Buddhist relics stands before the elevator in the woods. In addition, there are another 5 pagodas to explore. Water Mountain is home to 5 caves. In the caves, you’ll find altars and stone statues of Buddha which reflect the influence in Da Nang of the Chinese culture. Locals always worship for happiness, healthiness, and peace in the caves. On the mountain, you can also enjoy the panoramic views of Da Nang City.

On the Water Mountain, you could visit Linh Ung Buddhist Temple. The sculptures of dragons near the mountain gate of the temple is one of the highlights there. The temple has a Chinese architectural style.

The road to Heaven Gate on the Water Mountain is a little difficult to walk on. The steps are a little slippery. From the Heaven Gate, you could hike down to Xuankong Cave – the largest and most beautiful cave on the mountain. You can discover the stalactites with different shapes in the cave. Surprisingly, the statue of Guan Yu is worshiped in the cave as well. A big statue of Buddha sits on a tall rock. Below is a small Lingshan Temple. On the left is another small temple. In addition, 5 cracks on the top of the cave let light into. On the mountain, you’ll also see many Chinese characters.