Introduction of scenic spots that can't be missed in Datuk, Vietnam

The most scenic spots in Vietnam are at the seaside. If you have been to various scenic spots by the sea, go to Datuk. In Datun, there are not only various French buildings, but also many flowers, trees and natural resources. So what to play in Datun, Bian Xiao will give you a detailed introduction.

Jin Kui Fanatics Hotel is a hotel in itself. This is a magical and crazy dream designed by NGA, the daughter of former Vietnamese president. Every corner is carefully designed, strange but harmonious, and I really admire her imagination. She gave full play to her artist's cells and pieced together various grotesque architectural elements into reality, making it a must-see landscape in Daan and one of the top ten strange houses in the world.

Opening hours: 8:00- 19:00.

Ticket price: 40,000 VND

Address: No.03 Huynthhuckhangst, District 4, Datun, Vietnam

Transportation: It takes about 20 minutes to walk from the city center. You can visit with other scenic spots, and the taxi is about 50 dollars/day; You can also go by motorcycle, and the rent is about 8 dollars/day.

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House can really surprise people and drive them crazy. The design here simply subverts all the design concepts about the house. The scene is psychedelic and the style is strange. Walking around, it seems that I have strayed into the castle of the forest fairy tale world. Here, it is a place that you can like at a glance. Of course, it is the best place for girls' concave modeling!

Datuk's old railway station is what I look forward to most and what surprises me most. The most beautiful railway station in Vietnam was built in 1932, designed by French architects Monset and Riveron. The whole building of the station is full of French sentiment, striking bright yellow and orange. The three spires represent Datuk's three local mountains and blend into the local ethnic minority buildings in Vietnam. The windows of the station hall are inlaid with stained glass, which, like the church, is not as gorgeous and dazzling as the stained glass in the church, but it is not bad. I met a couple in the hall. They were wearing wedding dresses and local Vietnamese costumes. The bride leaned on the groom's shoulder, a sweet and loving picture.

At the waiting platform, an old steam train is parked. The front and body are retro designs. The red and white gears stand out against the dark carriage. The Buddha has injected new blood and will never stop. It will take us back to that forgotten old time. The old railway station was abandoned for a while at the end of the war, and now it is reopened for the nearby town of TraiMat. There are five round-trip buses every day, the whole journey is less than 8 kilometers. On the old train, you pass a residential area first, and you can enjoy the rural scenery along the way. Light green wooden carriages, simple fence doors, red and yellow houses, and newcomers wearing Oday? All this is a vivid interpretation of Vietnamese customs, delicious.

Daxie Catholic Church Daxie Catholic Church was built in 193 1, which looks like a medieval cathedral in Europe. At that time, this church was used by people from France and other European countries when Datuk lived or had a holiday. Standing in the distance, you can see the bell tower of Daxie Cathedral. During the day, the sun shines, and 70 stained glass windows made in France make the room dazzling. Daxie Catholic Church is the largest church in this area, with European Gothic architectural style. The church is not always open, try to choose mass time or weekend. In addition, due to the high geographical position of the church, it can overlook the colorful houses in Dade City, which is very beautiful.

Admission: free.

Address: 15 Tran Phu, Feng 3, Grand Lat, Vienna.

Transportation: Walk from the city center, about 15 minutes; You can visit with other scenic spots, and the taxi is about 50 dollars/day; You can also go by motorcycle, and the rent is about 8 dollars/day.

Opening hours: 7: 00-19: 00; Mass time: Monday to Saturday at 5:30 and 17:30, Sunday at 5: 15, 7: 15, 8:30, 16:00 and 18:00.