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APEC Park: read the landscape as well as the roof
Explore APEC Park through its sculpture-garden setting, the extension's kite-inspired roof and the relationship between architecture and the Han River.

White lattice roof and paths at APEC Park in Da Nang
Quang Nguyen Vinh · Pexels License · Resized and converted to WebP
APEC Park's extension stands beside the Han River and adjoins the APEC sculpture garden. The city tourism portal describes its roof as inspired by a kite flying high. Treat the garden and the extension as related spaces with different things to notice: individual artworks on one hand, and the large roof's shape and relationship to the landscape on the other.
For a more thoughtful visit, choose one sculpture to observe closely, then step back to compare the roof's silhouette with its surroundings. Look at how paths, planting and changes in level shape your view. This is a suggested way to explore the design, rather than a prescribed tour or a claim that every area is accessible.
A park visit does not include a guaranteed exhibition or performance. Check separate announcements if an event matters to you. Confirm the usable entrance, any temporary restrictions and step-free routes before arriving with mobility needs. Keep circulation clear when stopping for photographs, and follow signs around planted areas and artworks.
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