Unboxing the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort in Vietnam!

The Vietnamese city of Da Nang, known as the "Hawaii of the East," has become increasingly popular in recent years. The city's famous My Khe Beach was once named one of the six most beautiful beaches in the world, and the city's fine white sand, azure skies, and crystal-clear waters have made it a vacation paradise. The reasons that attract travelers to explore the world are not only the pink churches, the world's most beautiful beaches, and the stunning Golden Bridge, but also the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, which opened in 2012. The resort's unique conical hat-shaped restaurant is suspended in the air, and guests can move around the resort by cable car, making it a dream accommodation for many people! The luxurious InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort is located on a carefully protected hillside in the Son Tra Peninsula Nature Reserve, about 20 minutes from Da Nang Airport. Hidden in the original rainforest, the resort has a beautiful and secluded private beach and a rich ecology. When you enter the resort, you can often see the traces of macaques and red-shanked douc langurs, so this mountain is also known as "Monkey Mountain." Bill Bensley, a genius master, is not only a landscape designer and interior designer, but also an architect who has changed the face of luxury vacations in Southeast Asia. The InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort has a total of 88 suites and 17 detached villas. Through Bill Bensley's crazy creativity, the strong Vietnamese tradition is retained, and bold black and white tones, lemon yellow, acid green, and sunset orange colors are added. Under the ingenious design of Bill Bensley, the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort incorporates four elements, including the high roof tiles of traditional Vietnamese temples, French colonial style, seaside style, and war elements.