On Hung King's death anniversary holiday, young people flock to check-in at Da Nang 3D Painting Museum

This year's Hung King's death anniversary holiday, indoor tourist attractions in Da Nang attract visitors - Photo: PHAN NGUYEN

Museum attracts visitors during Hung King holiday

This year's Hung Kings' death anniversary holiday, indoor tourist attractions in Da Nang attract visitors.

The hottest are the museums in Da Nang City. In particular, the 3D Painting Museum attracts many young people to come and explore.

Located at 10 Tran Nhan Tong, Son Tra District, Da Nang City, the museum covers an area of over 4,000m², and houses nearly 130 unique 3D paintings by 20 Korean artists.

With diverse themes such as ocean, nature, animals, mythology and world architecture, this place becomes an ideal destination for those who love art and are passionate about "virtual living".

As soon as they set foot in the museum, many visitors are overwhelmed by the series of realistic 3D paintings, drawn using trick art techniques to deceive the eye.

With just a phone and a little creativity, anyone can become the main character in unique scenes: sometimes climbing mountains and wading streams, sometimes being chased by dinosaurs, or transforming into a princess in a fairyland.

"On the occasion of the holiday, my sister and I went to Da Nang to play and chose the 3D Painting Museum as the first stop.

As soon as I entered, I was attracted by the large space and the vivid and unique paintings," Vo Thi Viet - a student at Nguyen Thai Binh High School (Quang Nam) shared.

Experience new art

Not only for taking photos, this place is also a new artistic experience.

With paintings using visual depth techniques, the museum makes visitors feel like they are entering another world - colorful and interactive.

"I find this is not only a beautiful place to take pictures, but also helps me feel art in a fun and intimate way. Every corner can create its own story" - Xuan Dat (21 years old, Lien Chieu district, Da Nang) said.