An aerial view of the Khanh Hoa Children's Cultural Palace, featuring a wavy roof reminiscent of the red scarf - an iconic symbol of school-aged children. (Photo: VNA)
The palace officially opens on International Children’s Day, June 1. (Photo: VNA)
Main entrance of the Khanh Hoa Children's Cultural Palace. (Photo: VNA)
An aerial view of the Khanh Hoa Children's Cultural Palace, featuring a wavy roof reminiscent of the red scarf - an iconic symbol of school-aged children. (Photo: VNA)
Classroom for learning traditional musical instruments. (Photo: VNA)
Classroom for learning drawing at the Khanh Hoa Children's Cultural Palace. (Photo: VNA)
Unique architecture of Khanh Hoa Children's Cultural Palace
The Khanh Hoa Children's Cultural Palace, located in Nha Trang city, features a unique architectural design inspired by the red scarf - a symbol closely associated with childhood and school life. This 540-billion-VND project serves not only as a modern space for children and teenagers to play and learn, but also as an architectural landmark in Nha Trang.
