Cham culture and tourism architecture

In the coastal region of Lam Dong province, the Cham people constitute the majority of ethnic minorities. The Cham not only possess a distinctive culture but also make significant contributions to the diversity and development of tourism in the area. Inspired by Cham culture, many accommodations have incorporated this theme into their architectural designs, creating unique and attractive experiences for tourists.

The Shiva ring of fire, a Cham tradition, has been incorporated into the architecture of a resort.

Shiva's Ring of Fire (Shiva is one of the three principal gods of the Cham people, known as the god of destruction and creation)

Cham patterns are expressed through motifs of plants, animals, and deities.

Cham pottery products are displayed along the walkways and around the resorts.

Cham tower motifs are used to decorate the "gateway to heaven."

Cham patterns are often symbolic, expressed through motifs of plants, animals, and deities. These patterns can be applied to interior design, creating spaces rich in cultural nuances.

In addition, reliefs, artifacts, and art collections related to Cham culture are displayed in walkways or within the green spaces, creating a miniature Cham cultural space right within the accommodation facility.

Exhibition space showcasing Cham brocade weaving.

Cham cultural artifacts are on display.

Relief sculptures are displayed in the walkways.

In addition, reliefs, artifacts, and art collections related to Cham culture are displayed in walkways, restaurants, and green spaces, creating a miniature Cham cultural space right within the accommodation facility.

Mr. Tran Hong Phuc, a tourist from Ho Chi Minh City, was delighted with the Cham products on display.

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It was here that I learned a little more about the Cham people in Lam Dong . The architecture, using yellow tones, reminded me of sand and gave me a clearer sense of the local culture and the Mui Ne beach.

Mr. Tran Hong Phuc – Tourist from Ho Chi Minh City

The resorts utilize high arched roofs in their design, providing airiness and taking advantage of the sea breeze for guest comfort. Additionally, the dominant colors, such as yellow-brown and red, evoke the Cham towers, creating a warm and modern atmosphere.

Cham cultural designs are displayed around the resort's swimming pools.

Generally, each resort has its own unique style, creating a highlight for guests to check in, take photos, and capture memorable moments during their stay.

The restaurant is decorated with relief sculptures.

The subtle arrangement of space, blending tradition and modernity, and harmoniously combining culture and architecture, will create an attractive appeal for both domestic and international tourists. Cham culture, with its rich history and unique characteristics, can become a valuable source of inspiration for tourism architecture in Vietnam.

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Integrating Cham culture into tourism architecture not only helps preserve and promote cultural heritage but also creates unique and attractive experiences for tourists. This is a creative and promising direction for Lam Dong's tourism industry.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/van-hoa-cham-voi-kien-truc-du-lich-391668.html