点评:Hidden high up on the winding roads of the Son Tra Peninsula, and far from the city buzz, this peaceful spot blends art, nature, and history in such a unique way that I almost forgot I was in modern-day Da Nang.
It is possible just to take a walk from Lady Buddha statue there, follow your GPS to get there. It takes around 15 min to walk there. Entrance fee is 35,000 vnd for both foreigners and locals, you can also visit a coffee shop there for a drink and pay separately.
As I wandered through the beautifully preserved garden forest, each step led me to something unexpected — traditional houses on stilts, ceramic relics, Champa sculptures, and even ethnic minority artifacts that whisper stories of Vietnam’s rich cultural layers. What makes this museum different is how intimately it connects with nature 🌱 It’s not just exhibits behind glass — it’s old stones nestled under ancient trees, relics displayed in traditional architecture, and a quiet that feels sacred.
The museum is the brainchild of artist Doan Huy Giao, and you can tell it’s made with love. There’s also a small contemporary art gallery.
翻译:这个宁静的地方隐藏在山茶半岛蜿蜒的公路上,远离城市的喧嚣,将艺术、自然和历史以一种独特的方式融为一体,让我几乎忘记了自己身处如今的岘港。
从大佛像出发,步行即可到达,跟着GPS导航即可到达。步行大约需要15分钟。门票为35000越南盾(外国人和本地人均可),您也可以在那里的咖啡馆喝一杯,需另行付费。
漫步在保存完好的园林森林中,每一步都让我意想不到的发现——传统的高脚屋、陶瓷文物、占婆雕塑,甚至还有少数民族文物,它们低声诉说着越南丰富的文化底蕴。这座博物馆的与众不同之处在于它与自然的紧密联系🌱它不仅仅是玻璃幕墙后的展品——还有掩映在古树下的古老石头、传统建筑中陈列的文物,以及一种令人感到神圣的宁静。
这座博物馆是艺术家段辉樵的创意之作,看得出来它倾注了满腔的爱意。馆内还设有一个小型当代艺术画廊。