Renee & Steve | InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort Wedding

Renee & Steve had their wedding at the stunning InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort in Vietnam. They brought their family and friends from Hong Kong to one of the most spectacular resorts in Southeast Asia.

The InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort is on a private bay called Son Tra Peninsula. From the resort, wedding guests can enjoy beautiful views of the East Sea.

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula is perfect for beautiful weddings. It has fantastic beaches, gardens, sunsets, and clear water. This resort serves as an ideal backdrop for your dream destination wedding.

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort

On Da Nang’s Sơn Trà Peninsula, also known as Monkey Mountain, the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort boasts a unique design. The resort has palm trees, red-shanked douc langur monkeys, and Sunda pangolins. It has beautiful sea views, romantic rooms, and a fancy spa.

Bill Bensley, a Harvard architect, creates innovative designs in a rainforest environment. The resort features culinary excellence at La Maison 1888. Led by three Michelin-star Chef Pierre Gagnaire, it is a recreation of a colonial Indochine mansion. La Maison 1888 is Vietnam’s first restaurant with a Michelin-starred chef, Pierre Gagnaire.

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort offers a peaceful getaway. It is on the Son Tra Peninsula, 30 minutes from Danang International Airport. The resort overlooks a private bay. The resort is near the UNESCO-listed Hoi An Town, the famous beaches of Danang, and Vietnam’s picturesque former capital, Hue.

Around InterContinental Danang

Huế: As the capital of Vietnam’s final dynasty, Huế exudes the charm of a former imperial city. Nestled along the Perfume River, it showcases temples, tombs, palaces, and pagodas from the Nguyen emperors’ era. For history enthusiasts and those who relish Vietnamese cuisine, Huế is a must-visit destination.

Hoi An: A UNESCO Heritage Site, Hoi An, the cultural gem of central Vietnam, is an easy 40-minute drive from the resort. The town has a picturesque ancient quarter crisscrossed by canals. Surrounded by lush rice fields for cycling and home to some of Vietnam’s finest beaches, Hoi An is perfect for strolls and delightful dining.

My Son Sanctuary: My Son Sanctuary is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Champa culture built Hindu tower temples there from the 4th to the 14th centuries. With over 70 temples dedicated to Shiva, their architecture symbolizes Mount Meru. Known as the Angkor Wat of Vietnam, it’s an easy day trip from the resort.

Cham Museum: The Cham Museum houses the world’s most extensive collection of ancient Cham civilization from the 7th to 15th centuries. Sculptures depict Hindu deities, including Shiva and Vishnu, pedestals and linga.

Linh Ung Pagoda: Linh Ung Pagoda offers panoramic sea views on the Son Tra Peninsula. Its standout feature is the colossal all-white statue of the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, at 67 meters, the tallest in Vietnam. Illuminated at night, it guides local fishermen to safety.

Bana Hills: A recreational area west of Danang City, Bana Hills offers an exceptional golf course. It also has a cable car to the mountaintop with an amusement park and a replica French village. Take advantage of the iconic Golden Hands Bridge.

Marble Mountains: The Marble Mountains between Danang and Hoi An offer stunning ocean views. The vast Huyen Khong cave houses a massive Cham Buddha and other religious artworks.

From Renee & Steve

Thanks for the photo’s!!! They’re fantastic and we’re very happy with them and how they turned out! Actually a lot of people who have seen them have commented on them saying they’re really good and capture the moment really well!!! Love all the scenic and artistic ones too! Thanks again for all your hard work – Renee

The photos u sent are fantastic! Thanks again for everything! We had a truly wonderful day and you helped contributed enormously to it by capturing the mood and the atmosphere! Thanks so much! – Steve