Thu, June 27, 2024
Hundreds of students, foreigners, locals, and tourists who love the sea and architectural design enthusiastically participated in the Sand Sculpture Competition at East Sea Park (Son Tra District, Da Nang City).
The competition took place on the beach, dubbed "the most beautiful in the world," from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM on April 29, 2022.
The 2022 “Sand Sculpture on the Beach” competition, themed “Colors of Da Nang,” was organized by Duy Tan University in collaboration with the Management Board of Son Tra Peninsula and Da Nang Beaches.
Teams ready to start the competition - photo by Bich Thao.
The event aimed to showcase the beautiful images of Da Nang's beach tourism to locals and tourists, enriching the series of events for the "Da Nang Beach Tourism Season 2022" program while calling on the community to join hands in protecting the marine environment.
Excited participants during the competition - photo by Le Huy.
The “Sand Sculpture on the Beach” competition was first held by Duy Tan University in 2016, and in the following years, the competition's scale expanded with an increasing number of participants.
However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the competition was postponed for two years. This year marks the fifth edition of the competition.
The first shovelfuls of sand - photo by Bich Phuong.
This year’s program, themed "Colors of Da Nang," was organized on a large, professional scale with thorough preparation, attracting the participation of 30 teams, including 27 teams from Duy Tan University and 3 teams from the University of Home Affairs (in Da Nang), Son Tra High School, and FPT Telecom.
Bui Hung Thinh (an 11th-grade student at Son Tra High School) - (holding the shovel) excitedly participated for the first time - photo by Le Huy.
As the sculptures started to take shape, the young participants focused on carefully and meticulously finishing every detail - photo by Le Huy.
The "Dragon Bridge" sculpture by the Professional Builders team won the first prize in the competition.
The Dragon Bridge sculpture won first prize - photo by Le Huy.
The third prize was awarded to the ADP Monkey team - photo by Le Huy.
After the competition, the sand sculptures will be preserved for everyone to enjoy and take commemorative photos.
Some images of the impressive sand sculptures.