Da Nang Cathedral, often referred to as the Pink Church due to its pale salmon-pink hue, stands as a testament to the French colonial era in the 1920s. Locals also call it the Con Ga Church, or Rooster Church, because of the weathercock perched atop its steeple. Located in the heart of Da Nang, this Roman Catholic church serves a significant local community. Visitors can admire its distinctive color and architectural details, making it a notable stop while exploring the city.
Da Nang Cathedral (Pink Church)
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