Known as a symbol of minimalism and elegance, Amanoi combines modern architectural lines with local, environmentally friendly materials. Inspired by traditional Vietnamese design, from thatched roof houses to simple wooden structures, every detail at Amanoi is designed to not only honor but also protect the surrounding environment. The harmony between nature and architecture creates a relaxing, peaceful space that is rarely found anywhere else.
This year’s festive season at Amanoi is designed for guests to not only enjoy the warm and bustling atmosphere but also to discover unique activities. From a mixology class with a professional bartender, where cocktails are created with a unique style, to a warm Christmas Eve party with flickering candlelight and soft music, each activity brings a new perspective on connection and sharing.
Dinner by Vinh Hy Bay, where the menu is meticulously created, perfectly combining culinary quintessence and majestic natural scenery. Along with that is a pizza and dimsum making workshop, where amateurs can also freely create inspiring dishes. All combine to create a memorable festive season at Amanoi.
Known as a symbol of minimalism and elegance, Amanoi combines modern architectural lines with local materials.
As spring spreads across the land and sky, Amanoi welcomes Lunar New Year with activities imbued with the beauty of Vietnamese culture, specially designed for visitors to fully experience the atmosphere of reunion and the sacredness of the new year.
One of the most memorable experiences is the Chung cake wrapping class – an indispensable traditional symbol of the traditional Tet holiday. Under the guidance of the culinary team at Amanoi, visitors will create their own cakes with the rich flavor of their homeland, to learn more about the meaning of this dish associated with the spirit of solidarity and prosperity.
The blend of nature and architecture creates a relaxing, peaceful space that is rarely found anywhere else.
In the late afternoon of the year, the New Year's Eve feast is warmly and colorfully decorated with traditional Vietnamese dishes, giving visitors the opportunity to explore the culture through each flavor. Meanwhile, the prayer ceremony on the morning of the first day with local monks at Vinh Hy village pagoda and the first pagoda visit of the year will be an opportunity to seek peace and luck for the new year. This activity is not only a spiritual ritual but also helps visitors understand more deeply the cultural beauty of the Vietnamese soul.
In addition, small but delicate details such as afternoon tea and calligraphy, where visitors are given good wishes in artistic handwriting, or flower arrangement classes, where local artisans share tips on beautifying living spaces during the holidays, all create a meaningful Tet season. Another activity imbued with tradition and creativity is making to he, the art of molding colorful rice flour animals - a small and lovely gift to keep memories or give to loved ones.
With all the tailor-made experiences, Lunar New Year at Amanoi is not only an opportunity for visitors to return to traditional culture but also a journey to discover and preserve meaningful moments with loved ones.
Not only stopping at the festive and Tet activities, Amanoi also pays special attention to Valentine's Day. With a romantic dinner on the private beach on February 14 and 15, the exquisite menu created by Mr. Frederic Thevenet - Amanoi's head chef - will be the perfect gift for couples who want to enjoy sweet moments together. Along with that, many other interesting surprises will be prepared, making a complete and memorable Valentine's Day.
Amanoi is not only a destination but also a place to preserve the unique values of each festival season, providing a classy and profound experience, so that each visitor can find a special connection with nature, culture, and themselves.
