Trường Sa Road, Hòa Hải, Ngũ Hành Sơn, Đà Nẵng, Việt Nam

Designed by architect Vo Trong Nghia as a monument to bamboo engineering and dense tropical horticulture, Naman Retreat is a striking beachfront sanctuary that works hard to justify its premium price tag. Stepping into the resort is like entering a giant, living green screen where the heat of the Da Nang coast is instantly swallowed by soaring vaulted arches and cascading gardens. The design pays homage to traditional Vietnamese communal pavilions, utilizing vernacular construction techniques to bind raw bamboo into self-supporting, cathedral-like structures.

Trường Sa Road, Hòa Hải, Ngũ Hành Sơn, Đà Nẵng, Việt Nam

Designed by architect Vo Trong Nghia as a monument to bamboo engineering and dense tropical horticulture, Naman Retreat is a striking beachfront sanctuary that works hard to justify its premium price ...

Rising like a sheer wall of glass and steel directly across the four-lane coastal highway of Võ Nguyên Giáp, HAIAN Beach Hotel & Spa is Da Nang’s beachside energy encapsulated in a single high-ri...

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We did not expect to find a botanical sanctuary hidden down a quiet residential alley in Son Tra. Da Nang’s coastal strip is largely defined by towering glass facades and mega-resorts, but Minh ...

If you walk into the Lê Hồng Phong branch of Mì Quảng Ếch Bếp Trang expecting a warm, welcoming bowl of Central Vietnamese hospitality, you are going to leave very confused. This place behaves less li...

When you pull up to Com Nieu Nha Do, you might assume you have arrived at a quiet provincial heritage site. The brick facade and traditional wooden beams look like a preserved village house. But step...

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Why the city's most rewarding coffee experiences are found not in glass-fronted storefronts, but at the end of deep, winding residential alleys (kiệt).