Dragon-themed park proposed in Danang
The Danang Department of Construction has proposed opening a dragon-themed park in the city.
According to director of the Danang Department of Construction Phung Phu Phong, the park will be located on part of a 2.8-hectare land plot in Son Tra District. The coastal area is currently empty, so it is suitable for establishing the park as a new place for local people and tourists.
To welcome the Lunar New Year 2024, the Year of the Dragon, Danang spent VND20 billion (USD816,326) to build 15 flower decoration spots which include many dragon statues. All of these flower decoration spots will be kept until the end of February 24.
Under the Danang Department of Construction, the dragon statues should be gathered to be moved to the 2.8-hectare land plot in Son Tra District to make a temporary dragon-themed park.
Most of the dragon mascots are made from wood and foam and can be easily fixed. Their lifespan is around 1-2 years.
The dragon mascot which weighs 400 kilometres and is 5.2 metres high in Hai Chau District will be maintained at the site.
According to director of the Danang Department of Construction Phung Phu Phong, the park will be located on part of a 2.8-hectare land plot in Son Tra District. The coastal area is currently empty, so it is suitable for establishing the park as a new place for local people and tourists.
The dragon mascot located by Rong Bridge in Danang
To welcome the Lunar New Year 2024, the Year of the Dragon, Danang spent VND20 billion (USD816,326) to build 15 flower decoration spots which include many dragon statues. All of these flower decoration spots will be kept until the end of February 24.
Under the Danang Department of Construction, the dragon statues should be gathered to be moved to the 2.8-hectare land plot in Son Tra District to make a temporary dragon-themed park.
Most of the dragon mascots are made from wood and foam and can be easily fixed. Their lifespan is around 1-2 years.
The dragon mascot which weighs 400 kilometres and is 5.2 metres high in Hai Chau District will be maintained at the site.
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