Introduction to Son Tra Peninsula: Son Tra Peninsula is 13 kilometers away from the center of Da Nang, Vietnam, 15 kilometers long, 5 kilometers at its widest point, 1 kilometer at its narrowest point, and 696 meters at its highest peak. It has 4,370 hectares of virgin forest and rare animals. There are Javanese monkeys, long-tailed monkeys, red-faced chickens, etc. The peninsula has undulating hills, lush forests, and is home to birds and animals. It has been designated as a forest reserve. Son Tra Peninsula is about half an hour's drive from the center of Da Nang, where you can have a bird's eye view of the entire Da Nang city. Son Tra Peninsula is 696 meters above sea level and is the best location to overlook the sea view and the city of Da Nang. The island is full of rich religious culture, and there is a 68-meter-high Guanyin statue looking at the sea.