'Santa Claus's House' suddenly appeared in the urban area of Ecopark founder
Minh Phuong•December 11, 2024 10:06
In Santa Claus’s house in the urban area of Ecopark founder, residents and visitors can relax, take photos and check-in with the white snow pine forest and giant clock. In particular, young visitors will be able to explore the workshop where Santa Claus creates the most special gifts for children around the planet.
It has become a tradition that at the end of each year, the founder of Ecopark decorates the urban areas, bringing the Christmas atmosphere closer to residents and visitors.
After the Giant Bamboo Shoot, the Candy Village, the Fairy Garden of Light, the Crystal Forest…, this year, the founder of Ecopark brings the Christmas atmosphere to people across Vietnam with the model Santa's Home - Santa's house.At Ecopark Hung Yen Urban Area, Clubhouse Marina Arc, Thuy Nguyen is "transformed" into Santa's Home - Santa's secret house, serving the photography and check-in needs of residents and visitors.In a space filled with Christmas atmosphere with green pine trees, white snow, sparkling lights and bustling festive atmosphere, residents and families can freely explore Santa's house, feel the magical atmosphere of Christmas and leave behind warm and loving memories.Every day, Santa's Home at Marina Arc attracts hundreds of visitors to come and take pictures. Families, young people, especially children, love the Christmas decorations here.At Ecoriver Hai Duong Urban Area (Hai Duong City), the Christmas check-in location is located right in the terraced fields and central park. This place impresses virtual life enthusiasts with its European setting with falling snow, reindeer, pine trees, snow houses... decorated with sparkling colors. The check-in point at Ecorivers is open free of charge on weekdays for all visitors to visit and experience.In particular, snow will fall between 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday night, allowing virtual life enthusiasts to freely create photos with thousands of likes. "The check-in area for taking photos is designed by the investor with a variety of backgrounds, every corner is beautiful and has beautiful light. After taking photos, I can go to nearby cafes to have a cup of coffee or hot chocolate, which is very suitable for this weather," said Ms. Thu Huong (34 years old, Chi Linh City, Hai Duong Province).Since its opening (December 4), Ecorivers Hai Duong has always attracted a large number of young people and young families to check in. “From the first day this place opened, I brought my whole family here to take souvenir photos. The children especially love coming here,” said Huong Ly, a resident of Hai Duong city.A young tourist checks in at Santa's house at Ecorivers Hai Duong.If at Ecopark Hung Yen, Santa's Home is recreated at Clubhouse Marina Arc, then at Eco Central Park (Vinh city, Nghe An), a 3-storey villa was reserved by the founder of Ecopark to be decorated into a check-in point.In particular, the first floor space with a ceiling height of up to 5.8m is decorated into a white snow pine forest, recreating Santa Claus's white snow village, like the setting in European countries.The second floor is Santa's secret rooms, where he listens to the dreams of children around the planet, and is the workshop where he produces small gifts for children.Since its opening, Santa Claus's house in the heart of Vinh city has attracted thousands of visitors to visit and take photos. "In Vinh, there are many Christmas check-in spots but they are similar to each other. I wanted to find a slightly different place so I chose to come here. A Santa Claus's house located in the middle of fresh, open nature has given me, my relatives and friends many memorable emotions and relaxing moments," Huong Giang (24 years old, Vinh city) shared.
Representative of Ecopark founder, Mr. Nguyen Van Son said: "In addition to ensuring the progress of construction projects and welcoming residents to move in early, the founder of Ecopark always focuses on taking care of and improving the spiritual life of residents. Decorating the Christmas atmosphere in urban areas not only beautifies the landscape but also helps residents have more places to have fun, relax, and bond with each other on weekends and year-ends, relax together and together create a community of happy, healthy, green and happy living."
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