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1. The 100 Billion VND Villa of a Textile Tycoon in Nam Dinh
Located on Hung Yen Street in Nam Dinh city, this villa worth billions features a luxurious design that piques the curiosity and admiration of passersby. Combining classic architecture with modern artistic flair, this extravagant villa belongs to Trần Thế Long, also known as 'Long Sợi' or 'Long Châu Giang,' the owner of Châu Giang Textile Company, one of Vietnam’s wealthiest and most reputable enterprises. The villa’s unique architecture features an intentionally staggered floor design: the central section is higher than the second, and the second is slightly taller than the third, symbolizing the owner’s personal philosophy and architectural taste.
2. The Four-Faced Castle in Phu Ly, Ha Nam
Ha Nam is home to one of the most famous castles with four grand facades, drawing many curious visitors. Known as the Hai Son or Thanh Phu Ly Castle, this unique estate is located in a prime position with four facades that few villas can boast. These facades face the National Highway 1A in Phu Ly’s city center, Phu Ly Train Station and Hong Phu Bridge, the historical Day River where King Lý Công Uẩn passed during his relocation to Thăng Long, and the Phu Ly shopping center. Spanning 2,700 square meters with a 300m x 5 floor plan, the castle is designed in the 17th-century Baroque architectural style. Despite limited public information, this mysterious castle remains a must-see for many.
3. The Indian Architecture-Inspired Castle in Saigon
This spectacular mansion, inspired by Indian architecture, is owned by the Chairman of the Khai Silk Group in Ho Chi Minh City. The grand Tamasago White Castle has captivated onlookers with its impressive design and unmatched luxury. Built with an investment of 15 million USD, it boasts 19 bedrooms and is modeled after the Taj Mahal, blending iconic white and black hues with ancient, mystical design elements. Its opulent interiors and grand scale make it one of the most extravagant villas in Vietnam.
4. Bầu Kiên's Grand Villa in West Lake, Hanoi
In Hanoi’s West Lake area, there stands a towering villa that catches the eye of anyone passing by. This stunning mansion, valued at hundreds of billions of VND, belongs to the infamous businessman Bầu Kiên. The villa, with three expansive facades covering an area of 500m², is constructed with such elegance that it resembles a fairytale castle. Notably, it features a large 100m² swimming pool and an extravagant garden. Although the villa is currently abandoned and covered in dust, its majestic beauty still draws the attention of all who pass by, standing proudly against the sky.
5. The Villa of 'Emerald Girl' Tăng Thanh Hà in Hanoi
After marrying wealthy overseas Vietnamese businessman Louis Nguyễn, actress Tăng Thanh Hà moved into her husband’s multi-million-dollar villa. Nestled in the peaceful and picturesque Thảo Điền luxury villa area, this home spans a generous 500m². While the exterior exudes grandeur and fairytale-like charm, the interior is a spectacle of opulent, gold-plated furnishings that dazzle anyone who enters. The villa also boasts a swimming pool, a tennis court, and a beautiful garden that overlooks a romantic riverside view.
6. The White Castle in Ninh Bình
The White Castle in Ninh Bình is one of the most magnificent and awe-inspiring buildings, showcasing an architectural design inspired by the United States Capitol. Constructed in the neoclassical style, its impressive Greek columns leave a lasting impression on visitors. Named Hải Biên, after its owner Đinh Hải Biên, this palace-like mansion was designed to mimic the famous U.S. Capitol building. With a vast area spanning hundreds of square meters and an estimated construction cost of tens of billions of VND, this majestic castle in Ninh Bình continues to astonish visitors with its refined details and neoclassical features that stand out among modern buildings.
7. The Wooden Villa of a Tycoon from Nghệ An
One of the most unique and traditional architectural marvels, this wooden villa worth hundreds of billions of VND, owned by a wealthy tycoon from Nghệ An, leaves many people in awe. Built over an expansive area of 4,000m², the villa took five years to complete, utilizing rare and expensive woods. Its owner, Lê Đình Cường, a wealthy wood entrepreneur living abroad, commissioned over 50 skilled artisans to construct this masterpiece. The intricate wood carvings and details, including four houses, two pavilions, and a wine cellar, make this villa a true work of art. The guest house alone spans 400m², with 46 massive wooden columns. Built entirely of wood and tiled with traditional clay tiles, it is designed in the style of ancient Vietnamese architecture, featuring dragon and phoenix motifs on the roof that represent Vietnam’s cultural heritage.
8. Samdi Villa Complex - Da Nang
Situated along Phan Chu Trinh Street, the most expensive road in Da Nang, the Samdi Villa Complex stands as an awe-inspiring sight for anyone who passes by. Widely regarded as the most beautiful villa in Da Nang, this four-story mansion features a design that seamlessly blends Eastern and Western architectural influences. Every detail, from the ornate carvings on the doors to the luxurious European-inspired furnishings, exudes elegance and is thoughtfully crafted to complement nature's harmony. Owned by one of the wealthiest businessmen in Da Nang, this palace-like villa, furnished entirely with rare and precious wood, is truly a dream home that many yearn for.
9. French-Style Villa - Hanoi
Classic French architecture is among the most admired styles in central urban areas, offering a unique charm that stops people in their tracks. A striking example of this can be found in the Mỹ Đình district of Hanoi. Valued at hundreds of billions of VND, this villa belongs to a Vietnamese couple named Hồng Uyên. With two grand facades and a perfect blend of classic and modern design, every minute detail of the gates and walls is meticulously crafted and delicately carved. The villa radiates grandeur and nobility, commanding respect and admiration from everyone who sees it.
10. The 100 Billion VND Castle - Hai Phong
Hai Phong, one of the wealthiest cities in Northern Vietnam, is home to numerous opulent estates, including a majestic 100 billion VND castle located in the city center. Built in 2012, this French-inspired castle boasts two prominent facades and an intricate design combining classic European architecture with elaborate, detailed decoration. Featuring round and square columns, arched windows, and steep, towering roofs, the castle is highlighted by impressive black-and-white contrasting railings and a luxurious green royal dome. It stands as a true symbol of wealth and prestige.
