7 emerging check-in points in Southeast Asia named architectural works in Da Nang

Benjakitti Forest Park is an impressive green space right in the heart of Bangkok, Thailand. With an area of ​​72 hectares, this is the largest park in Bangkok with a large flooded area and diverse ecosystems. Visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of this area with an elevated pedestrian bridge that spans the park. Source: Ronan O’Connell

Completed in 2020, the Saloma Link Bridge is quickly becoming a must-see check-in point in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This pedestrian bridge is nearly 69 meters long, with a modern design and vibrant colors. The Saloma Link Bridge is located near the highway connecting the center of Kuala Lumpur with the old town of Kampung Baru. Source: Kuala Lumpur City Hall

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Opened in December 2021, SkyHelix Sentosa takes visitors to a height of 79 meters for a panoramic view of Singapore’s metropolis. Each ride lasts about 12 minutes, the boat rotates gently to take in views of Sentosa’s harbor, beach and theme park.

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Located on Genting Highlands (Malaysia), Genting SkyWorlds amusement park has just opened from February 2022 with 2 large complexes, 26 games and attractions. In particular, the most notable is the prehistoric entertainment area inspired by the “Ice Age” series and the Eagle Mountain area that recreates the wild nature of California. Genting SkyWorlds is expected to attract the largest number of visitors in the region, just behind Universal Studios in Singapore.

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After the rescue of the young players at Tham Luang cave in 2018, the Thai government took advantage of this story to create a unique tour. Visitors can explore 200m inside the Tham Luang cave system, follow the trail leading to the place that was once used as a base for the rescue force. At the entrance of the cave, visitors can interpret this historical story through exhibits and information boards.

Baywalk Dolomite is a man-made beach in Manila, Philippines. In 2020, the local government poured tons of sand onto the shores of Manila Bay to create this unique tourist destination. There are days when this beach attracts more than 100,000 people to go for a walk or lie on the sand. However, it is not until the end of this year that people and tourists are allowed to swim in the sea.

The APEC Danang Statue Garden (Vietnam) is located on the banks of the Han River, not far from the Dragon Bridge – a symbol of the city. This is a green and harmonious highlight in the urban landscape architecture space; It is also a new tourist and entertainment destination for residents and visitors.

According to Nam Anh