Referring to the famous gilded castles in Vietnam, it is impossible not to mention the golden chicken castle of the “iron” giant Thanh. The castle is located on the banks of To Lich River near Hoang Quoc Viet Street (Cau Giay District) with an area of ​​​​about 400m2, built 5 floors high, designed like ancient castles abroad. The walls of the building are decorated with elaborate motifs. In particular, on the roof of the castle are 6 large gold-plated chickens worth about 20 billion VND. The interior of the golden chicken castle is in classic European style, with two main tones of brown and yellow with many details inlaid with gold. The “unique” house inlaid with gold in the heart of Tay Do A few months ago, a house in Ninh Kieu district (Can Tho) caused a stir when it was inlaid with gold from the outside to the inside, even the entire house was inlaid with gold by the owner. All items in the house are gilded by the owner. The owner of this unique house is Mr. Nguyen Van Trung, a famous tycoon in the field of real estate in Can Tho. Mr. Trung said that he was very impressed with the house decoration style, the interior is in gold-plated tones, so he has cherished building a house inlaid with gold for a long time. It was not until 6 years ago that he started to build this house and it took 3 years to complete. The house is designed on a ground floor and two floors, with lavishly decorated and overwhelming interiors. The golden villa of the giants of Vung Tau In December 2020, Ba Ria – Vung Tau police arrested Mr. Le Thai Thien (55 years old, living in Phu My town) to clarify the behavior of high interest loans and money laundering. The incident caused a stir in public opinion about this giant’s magnificent gold-plated villa on an area of ​​more than 3,000 m2, located prominently in front of National Highway 51, passing through Phu My town. From the outside, the villa is as bright as gold, but according to Mr. Thien’s explanation to the previous press, the outside of the villa is only painted in yellow, only the interior details are covered with 24k gold. , including ceilings, walls and some other details. The castle inlaid with 1,500 billion gold of the giants of Ninh Binh The castle named Thanh Thang is owned by Mr. Do Van Tien (52 years old) – a businessman in Ninh Binh – business in the field of cement production. The building is located on National Highway 1A, passing through Gia Vien district (Ninh Binh). The project was built with a total cost of up to 1,500 billion VND. The castle was built in the European Royal style with a total area of ​​more than 14,000m2. The work is inspired by St. Peter’s Church and works in the Vatican (Italy) combined with some pure Vietnamese details and the owner’s preferences. The interior of the castle is designed in a classical European style, with dark arched domes, high ceilings, and spaciously divided rooms. In the center of the building, the embossed details on the ceiling are all gilded. The garden house inlaid with 24k gold of the giant Hai Duong The house of giant Nguyen Van Thanh (Hai Duong) stands out with European neoclassical design style, especially, the interior of the house is plated with luxurious 24k gold. According to the disclosure of the owner, the total area of ​​​​the entire project, including the house, the warehouse area, the garage and the garden is 675 m2. In which, the residential part is 160 m2 with 2.5 floors for the whole family to live. To have the present appearance, the house had to go through 2 phases of construction, repair and completion with a total cost of 26.6 billion VND, equivalent to 1.1 million USD. From the outside, the house looks like a garden villa, but entering the house, any guest must be overwhelmed by the decorative motifs inlaid with 24k gold. In the corners of the walls, or on the ceiling are gilded from pure gold leaves. The owner of the house revealed that, in order to synchronize with the design of the house, all furniture and decorations were ordered from abroad or designed in accordance with European style. There are furniture items worth nearly a billion dong, such as a 24k gold-plated chandelier set at 930 million dong, or a set of tables and chairs in the living room that also costs nearly 1 billion dong.

Sunomata Castle (Gifu, Japan): Also known as Ichiya, meaning “castle built in one night”, Sunomata was built in the mid-16th century by General Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the city of Ogaki. Legend has it that this is a stronghold that was silently built in the heart of the opponent, by pre-hewing columns and pre-built walls, then moved to assemble in the night. The current castle was reconstructed in 1991, modeled after the nearby Ogaki Castle. Image: Hide-sp. Bran Castle (Transylvania, Romania): This castle is often associated with Dracula. Vlad III, prince of Wallachia – aka Vlad III Dracula – is considered the prototype for the character of the vampire count in Bram Stoker’s classic novel. According to legend, the real Vlad the Third was briefly imprisoned in Bran Castle in 1462. Fans of the character flocked here to tour the legendary castle. Image: Archeotraveller. Tower of London (London, England): One of England’s most famous castles, the Tower of London – with the White Tower at its center – has a dark history, revolving around prison, torture and death. Convicted people are locked up here and subject to terrible punishment. The shady beheadings and murders taking place here make the castle become an obsession. By the 19th century, this place ended its role and opened to visitors. Image: History. Neuschwanstein Castle (Schwangau, Germany): This place was built in 1869 by Ludwig II, king of Bavaria, as a private retreat. Despite having no real power, Ludwig II maintained a romantic view of a king. He dreamed of living in seclusion in a large castle on top of a mountain, surrounded by art and architecture. That’s why Neuschwanstein was built. In 1886, the king mysteriously drowned, before the castle was completed and admired by millions. In it, Walt Disney liked this place so much that many people believe that he created the castle “Sleeping Beauty” at Disneyland according to its architecture. Image: Wonderful Engineering. Alnwick Castle (Northumberland, England): This place is more famous for being the setting for Hogwarts Castle in the two Harry Potter films. This ancient and massive castle has also appeared in many other hit movies, from Elizabeth to Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Image: Englishcoast. Jal Mahal (Jaipur, India): Located in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, Jal Mahal is like a real fairy tale. In the evening or moonlit nights, the splendid white castle reflects on the water, creating a surreal scene for the guests staying here. Interestingly, below this palace there are also 4 secret floors, equally beautiful as the architectural wonder above. Image: Pinterest. Mont Saint Michel (Normandy, France): Located on an island off the coast of Normandy, this castle attracts more than 3 million visitors a year. At high tide, the entire surrounding area is flooded, creating a magical and unique scene. Image: Big Seven Travel.

(Photo: Touropia) With an area of ​​143,591 m2, Malbork (Poland) is the largest castle in the world. The castle was built entirely of bricks according to Gothic architecture from the 13th century. Over time, the castle has been expanded many times to accommodate 3,000 people. In 1997, Malbork Castle was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. 2. Mehrangarh Fort (India) (Photo: Touropia) Although officially called a fort, Mehrangarh Fort can also be considered as an Indian castle. The building is located on a 122m high hill in the city of Jodhpur, surrounded by walls 36m high and 21m wide. Inside the impenetrable wall is the kingdom of the Jodha kings with royal palaces, courts and many houses with elaborate carved architecture. Mehrangarh Fort is 81,227 m2 wide. 3. Prague Castle (Czech Republic) (Photo: Touropia) Prague Castle has an area of ​​66,761 m2, built in the 9th century and expanded many times until the second half of the 18th century. Inside the castle there is a complex of attractions including St. Vitus and the Church of St. George. 4. Windsor Castle (England) (Photo: Touropia) Windsor is often called the largest inhabited castle in the world at 54,835 square feet. It is also the largest castle in England. Built in the 11th century, the magnificent beauty of Windsor captivates many people. Windsor is one of the official residences of Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth II spent many weekends at this castle. In addition to her personal entertainment needs, she often uses this place for national affairs. 5. Hohensalzburg Castle (Austria) (Photo: Touropia) Hohensalzburg Castle (54,523 m2) located in the Austrian city of Salzburg is one of the largest and best preserved castles in Europe. The castle was built in 1077 and was greatly expanded between 1495 and 1519. 6. Spis Castle (Slovakia) (Photo: Touropia) Located in eastern Slovakia, Spis is one of the largest medieval castles in central Europe. The main body of the castle was fortified with stone walls in the first half of the 13th century. Because of its beautiful location in the countryside, Spis Castle was used as a filming location for movies. 7. Buda Castle (Hungary) (Photo: Touropia) Buda is a historic castle and palace complex of Hungarian kings in Budapest, first completed in 1265. Today, the castle has a mix of architectural styles, from Gothic to Baroque. 8. Himeji Castle (Japan) (Photo: Touropia) Himeji (41,468 m2) is considered the most beautiful castle in Japan and is one of the few castles not destroyed by civil war, earthquake and bombing. It was built in the 14th century and gradually expanded over time. The castle complex that still stands today was completed in 1609. 9. Old Citadel of Aleppo (Syria) (Photo: Touropia) The Old Citadel of Aleppo (39,804 m2) is one of the oldest castles in the world. The project is located on a 50-meter high hill in the center of Aleppo, Syria. 10. Edinburgh Castle (Scotland) (Photo: Touropia) Perched on a cliff of an extinct volcano, Edinburgh Castle (35,737 m2) stands out on the skyline of Edinburgh in Scotland. Some of the structure at the castle dates back to before the 16th century. Notably, St Margaret’s Chapel, the oldest surviving building in Edinburgh, dates from the early 12th century.

https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ The castle built on a high peak, Mont Saint Michel near Normandy, France, is one of the greatest achievements of medieval architecture. Although the castle has historical significance, it is also romantic with ancient stone roads, a great destination to watch the romantic sunset, and a 100 km long beach. Here you will have a wonderful short stay with the countryside atmosphere of Norman. Edinburgh Castle https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Edinburgh is a castle that has historically served as Scotland’s main royal fortress; is located on Castle Rock, a large volcanic rock that rises impressively in the middle of the city of Edinburgh (England). Through siege, invasion, power struggles and death, Edinburgh Castle in Scotland has stood the test of time. Neuschwanstein Castle https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Neuschwanstein Castle is considered one of the most beautiful castles in the world. The construction was built during the reign of King Ludwig II in the 19th century, and is located on a block of rock in front of the Allgau Mountains, in Navaria, near the town of Fussen, at the end of the Romantic Road (Germany). Built in the Romanesque Revival architectural style, Neuschwanstein Castle has an elongated, thin tower. This castle is considered the benchmark of romanticism, inspired by Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland. Castle Glamis https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Glamis Castle is located next to the village of Glamis in Angus. It was inhabited by the Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne. It is also famous as the haunted castle in Scotland. Windsor Castle https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Windsor Castle is the official residence of the British royal family in Berkshire. At 900 years old, Windsor is the largest occupied castle and the oldest royal residence in the world. Chambord Castle https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Chambord Castle is the largest of the castles in Loire, France. It was built between 1519 and 1547. In 1981, it was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Hampton Court Castle https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Hampton Court Castle (England) was made famous by King Henry VIII in the 16th century, who used it as one of his main residences. Now, tourists can spend time in its beautiful garden and enjoy the sunny weather. Mount Saint Michael https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Mount St. Michaels is a medieval castle owned by the National Trust. It can only be accessed at low tide by walking across the causeway. Leeds Castle https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/ Located in Kent, England and built in the 16th century, Leeds Castle was used by King Henry VIII as the residence of his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

Corvin Castle in Romania has Gothic architecture style of the 14th century. This place has undergone many restoration processes, and is currently an archaeological museum displaying many ancient objects. Gwrych Castle in Wales was built between 1819 and 1825. During World War II, the government here used the castle as a place to house 200 Jewish refugees. Since the war, the castle has been abandoned and has become a tourist attraction for visitors to Wales. Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany is a popular tourist attraction in this country, attracting more than 1.3 million visitors each year. This place is most beautiful in winter with white snow. Visitors coming here can’t help but be surprised like stepping into the land of Disneyland. Kilchurn Castle is a monument in Scotland, built in the mid-15th century. The castle is located quite isolated on a small peninsula, northeast of Lake Awe with clear water. Castle Colomares features Spanish architectural style. Although it was only built in the period of 1987 – 1994, but for visitors to Malaga of the bull country, they will not miss visiting this castle. It was created in honor of the explorer Christopher Columbus. Swallow’s Nest Castle is considered a symbol of the Crimean government, located in the south of Ukraine. Not only famous for its historical significance or geographical location, Swallow’s Nest is also known by the romantic name of “Love Castle”. This place was built in 1912, in the modern Gothic style. The castle Mont-Saint Michel, quietly located on a small island in the northwest of France, is one of the most beautiful landmarks in this country. On the bay of Saint-Malo, this castle looks mysterious when the tide is high, revealing the castle on an oasis in the midst of immense water. But then, the French people built a land bridge, connecting the castle to the mainland. The Ruins Castle is located on a fairly deserted island, named on the list of the most worth-visiting monuments for visitors to Ireland. The castle has a cold, mysterious beauty of time, with unique architecture and walls covered with moss and vines. This is a castle located on the island of Trakai in Lithuania, on Lake Galve. This place is named Trakai, like the island’s name, was built in the 14th century. The entire castle has stone architecture, with a red brick pointed roof. Prague Castle is known as a Czech gem. The magnificent castle, located prominently in the city, is a long-standing symbol of the Czech Republic, built around 880. This castle has an area of ​​​​70,000 square meters, is the largest castle in the world according to the Guinness record. In the past, in history, Prague Castle itself used to be an entire town. Bojnice Castle in Slovakia is a relic of medieval perfection, with Gothic architecture. This place was built in the 12th century, and is still preserved to this day. Over time, the castle is shaded by nature with a romantic look. Not only attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, Bojnice is also a popular location for filming fairy-tale movies. Hochosterwitz Castle is one of Austria’s most famous medieval castles. This castle is located on a large cliff on a high mountain, visitors can see this place from a distance of 30km on clear days. Visitors to the castle can go by car or by train to this place.

When the Covid-19 epidemic broke out around the world, the need for a private, private, but equally luxurious and comfortable place to live became hotter. Therefore, the magnificent castles in Europe have become a sought-after object of the rich, with equally expensive prices. “Consumers seek privacy with open spaces, and private mansions are the best choice,” said Lodovico Pignatti Morano, manager at auction unit Sotheby’s International Realty Italy. 19, demand is definitely increasing “. Mr. Morano said that different types of castle real estate are quite new to Asian buyers because it is difficult to find similar castles in the region. Besides, owning a private castle demonstrates its own class for the tycoon. The immense castle is a suitable place to entertain friends, party indoors and satisfy the rich’s special passions, such as the cellar and private vineyard in the castle. European ancient castles have become the favorite real estate object of Asian tycoons, especially mainland China. Photo: Handout. European castle prices also vary widely, depending on the location, area and condition of the castle. A castle in Italy has a price ranging from 7-20 million euros (8.3 – 23 million USD). Castle in Scotland is priced at 225,000 – 8 million pounds (314,115 – 11 million USD). If you buy a castle in France, the amount must spend between 700,000 – 50 million euros (831,000 – 59 million USD). Mr. Pignatti Morano said that a lot of people buy castles in Italy come from Taiwan (China). “The buyer’s need to own a private castle is very high, especially for Taiwanese buyers. They like the classic look of a traditional castle like a turret, bell tower and surrounding moat,” he said. to speak. In addition, customers also request that the castle is equipped with modern amenities such as a gym, swimming pool and movie room. “Buyers want to own the beautiful, unique look of a castle, but the interior does not affect their modern lifestyle,” said Mr. Morano. For real estate investors, he added, they often choose castles with vineyards and fruit trees on campus in the Tuscan region north of the capital Rome. There, they will make their own wine or olive oil for a small profit. Owning a castle can cost anywhere from a few million to several tens of millions of dollars, not including the cost of restoration and annual maintenance. Photo: Handout. “The castle real estate market is attracting renewed interest in recent years from both domestic and foreign buyers,” said Alexis Caquet, chief executive officer of Engel & Volkers Paris. Caquet said the company’s main customer base includes Chinese, American and South American buyers. There are also Europeans, in which the French account for more than 60% of transactions. “Chinese buyers are very active. They especially love the castles with their own wineries. Chinese tycoons often find castles with vineyards and have reputations available. In Scotland, the demand to buy castles also increased sharply. According to Savills, demand for real estate in the country, including castle real estate, has quadrupled last year. Mr. Jamie Macnab, head of the Scottish suburban housing division at Savills, said demand for properties in the Scottish suburbs increased significantly over the past year. “Scottish castles have attracted buyers worldwide,” he added. “The castles are the most prestigious asset, but the market has always been doing well over the past few years, this could be a good investment,” said Macnab. Refurbishing castles in Scotland could cost tycoons an additional £ 1 million ($ 1.3 million), while annual maintenance costs at least from £ 50,000 ($ 69,000).

Recently, the castle of Mr. Do Trong Sau (56 years old, Trung Chau village, Dong Ket commune, Khoai Chau, Hung Yen) has attracted the attention of many passersby because of its magnificent and magnificent appearance. Photo: Zing

The castle is designed in a French style, including 3 floors and 1 basement. The project was inaugurated in June 2020 after about 2 years of construction. Photo: Zing

Gate and fence around the castle are designed with elaborate motifs and patterns. Photo: Zing.

Outside the castle, there are many decorative details and gorgeous golden emulsion paint. Photo: Business & marketing.

In the castle grounds, there are many fruit trees such as mango, jackfruit, grapefruit, sapodilla … Photo: Zing.

It is known that the building was designed by Mr. Sau, the construction cost is about 10 billion VND. Photo: Zing.

Thanh Thang Castle of Mr. Do Van Tien – a businessman in Ninh Binh prominent on Highway 1A, Gia Vien district. Photo: Legal Affairs

The building is about 10,000m2 wide, 6-storey building has a floor area of ​​about 2,000m2. Photo: Business & marketing.

The castle is inspired by St. Peter’s Church and works in Vatican (Italy) combined with some pure Vietnamese details and the owner’s preferences. Photo: Legal Affairs

The details in the house are made of many different materials, such as: Gold, Silver, Copper, Wood, sapphire … Photo: DLS

Particularly, the rough construction of the castle is worth about 300-400 billion VND, the ceiling, column, truss, shrine … is made entirely of red wood with a total value of about 100 billion VND, the gate set costs 40 Billion. Photo: Legal Affairs

Lan Khoa Khue Castle is located in a prime location of Hai Minh commune (Hai Hau, Nam Dinh) by Nguyen Van Khue, famous in the region not only by the time it takes to build more than 9 years but also because of the cost of construction up to nearly 50 billion. Photo: Vietnamnet.

The building is built in the style of Western architecture, in front of the campus are 2 statues of white lions. Photo: Vietnamnet.

The ceiling is inlaid with gold with sophisticated motifs. Photo: The messenger.

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