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If you dream of escaping to an exotic location, consider heading to Vietnam where you can enjoy a relaxing meal at a stunning café made of bamboo.
This charming open-air café has no walls and is located at the Kontom Indochine Hotel in Kontum, a city in central Vietnam. This café serves as the hotel restaurant and banquet hall. It features 5,930 square feet (551 square meters) of dining space supported by giant bamboo columns that blend in with the surrounding scenic landscape.
Vo Trong Nghia Architects settled on this unique design because it offered protection from the region's strong storms. Each of the 15 inversely-shaped bamboo columns was constructed using traditional methods, such as ratten-tying and bamboo nails. The roof made of bamboo and fiber-reinforced plastic.
It is the perfect place to unwind and sip on a cold drink as you feel your cares melt away. Take a look at the café’s eye-catching architecture:
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