The first stage of a French-style village has been put into service on Ba Na Hills in Danang City after two years of construction, providing guests a glimpse of architecture in Europe in the 19th century.
The first stage of a French-style village has been put into service on Ba Na Hills in Danang City after two years of construction, providing guests a glimpse of architecture in Europe in the 19th century.
French architects designed the village in Ba Na Hills based on the highlights of a tour around France of French missionary Pigneau de Behaine, who was the first man to set feet on Ba Na Hills. The village features 32 buildings in an area of nearly 21,000 square meters and scenes about squares and ancient churches in Europe.
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| The first stage of the project has been put into service on Ba Na Hills |
Inside the village is a hotel complex of 484 international-standard rooms overlooking the stunning landscape of Ba Na and buildings in the village. Interior decorations of the hotel reflect classic European architecture.
Some 162 of these rooms will be put into use this summer together with conference rooms and halls for guests of MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions) tours. There will be pools, restaurants, shops, bars, spa, and an outdoor cafeteria as well as a recreational area for children.
With the cable car system reaching the peak of Ba Na Hills, the newly-opened French-architecture village promises to bring visitors more exciting experience.
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| A huge castle at a French-style village on Ba Na Hills in Danang City |
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| The interior of a church |
(Source:SGT)
