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Mural paintings stir quiet valley in Da Nang

The first fresco valley which has been relived with glamorous mural paintings in the central city of Da Nang has opened to public after four months of implementation.
Mural paintings stir quiet valley in Da Nang ảnh 1The first fresco valley along alley No.75 on Nguyen Van Linh Street in Da Nang city opens to public after four months of implementation (Photo: vnexpress.net)

Da Nang (VNA) - The first fresco valley which has been relived withglamorous mural paintings in the central city of Da Nang has opened to publicafter four months of implementation.

Muralpaintings depicting cultural life, natural landscapes and people of Da Nangpainted on the walls along alley No. 75 on Nguyen Van Linh street in Hai Chaudistrict have attracted a large number of visitors to the place.

A group of artists from Da Nang city’s Fine Arts Associationand the Architecture University participated in the art project worth over 2.5billion VND, since January.

The images of Da Nang’s signatures, such as the red shanked douce langur, DaNang beach, Dien Hai temple, Son Tra mountain and the whale worshippingfestival are showcased in the paintings.

Apart from enjoying the beauty of the paintings, visitors also have a chance totake part in cultural activities, including folk games, held at weekends.-VNA 
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