Ba Na Hills Cable Car, part of the Sun World Ba Na Hills complex (Hoa Ninh commune, Hoa Vang district, Da Nang), is the longest single-wire cable car system in the world recognized by Guinness World Records since 2013 and continues to hold its status today.
The third cable line (Toc Tien Waterfall – L’Indochine) officially set 4 Guinness Records:
- World's longest single-wire cable car: 5,771.61m.
- World's highest elevation difference between departure and arrival stations: 1,368.93m.
- World's longest un-spliced cable rope: 11,587m.
- World's heaviest cable roll: 141.24 tons.
With 94 modern cabins (each accommodating 10 people), a speed of 6m/second, and operating hours from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, the system boasts a capacity of up to 6,500 passengers per hour. Instead of navigating steep and dangerous mountain passes, it takes only 15-20 minutes to “fly” from the base to the summit of Ba Na at an altitude of 1,487m. It is not merely a means of transportation but a unique tourism highlight, blending modern technology with magnificent nature.



























