Marble Mountains Da Nang 🇻🇳

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AI GeneratedThe speaker visits the Marble Mountains alone, opting to climb the steep steps rather than taking the lift. The journey involves navigating challenging climbs to reach a cave and a scenic viewpoint, while observing marble statues crafted from the mountain's own stone.
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Welcome back. Today I'm at the Marble Mountains alone; Katie couldn't manage the steps after the gym.
So let's take a look. You can get a lift up if you'd like—that's 15,000 each way.
But we're going for the steps; hopefully, it's not too bad.
A bit knackered from the first step, dead steep, it's like the first level but
You go higher though, quite nice. Nice, more steps, regretting it after going to the gym.
They create all these marble statues from the marble they extract from the mountain.
There are about 10 things, and there's also a large cave at the end.
That's so sick, it's actually quite nice—nicer than it looks from down on the road.
We go this way, heading up to the cave; I think that's the main attraction here.
So that's the cave, the viewpoint is up here.
That was a wild little climb.
It's hot in here, like, I don't know where we're going now, I think it's like a viewpoint.
These shoes are slippery on this marble.
A good point— I couldn't have filmed that much just on a rock.
Like it was just balancing on slippery marble, falling to your death, but I think I caught a bit of it.
That might be it now, see what's down at the bottom. I'm back down to the middle section but
I don't know how I'll get down; I'm already halfway down from the top.
I think I've seen everything; this is how I perceive it.
Yeah, this is leading me to the bottom, so I'll end it here.
Thanks for watching, like, subscribe, and all that—bye.
