Carp transforming into a dragon" - Rare auspicious land situation
Since ancient times, Asians have always considered feng shui as a factor associated with the prosperity of a land. Accordingly, a house or residential area is both material property and a gathering point of vitality, affecting the stability of the family and fortune through many generations.
According to feng shui expert Phung Phuong, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Phung Gia Feng Shui Joint Stock Company, the assessment of a land area needs to be based on four factors "Figure - Qi - Physics - Lock". In which, the terrain and flow of water play a particularly important role.
“In ancient times, there was a saying ‘Mountain manages people, water manages wealth’. Mountains symbolize the foundation of health and people, while rivers lead and accumulate wealth. Therefore, near-water areas have long been considered prosperous locations,” Mr. Phuong analyzed.
According to this criterion, Vu Yen Island, where Vinhomes Royal Island is located, possesses a special structure when it is completely surrounded by three natural rivers, including Cam River, Ruot Lon River and Bach Dang River.
Looking from above, the entire terrain appears like a carp reaching out to the open sea. According to expert Phung Phuong, this is the "carp crossing the Vu Mon gate" configuration, a symbol of rise, success and prosperity in Asian culture.
If viewed according to chính phái feng shui, Vu Yen island has a very clear image of carp transforming into dragons. This land converges many rare auspicious elements," he said.
Also according to the expert, in Vietnam, this landform only appears completely in 2 locations. One is Hanh Thien village (Nam Dinh), a famous land of academics. The other location is Vu Yen island.
Besides the "Figure" element, Vu Yen also converges "Air" thanks to the surrounding river system. The flow from the Cam River, Ruot Lon River and Bach Dang River meets each other in the Dinh Vu - Cat Ba area, forming the "Tam Thuy Hoi Duong" (Three Water Festival Road).
The first principle when choosing a place to settle down is to be in the water. Water needs to bend and flow gently so that qi condenses without dispersing. Vu Yen Island has this outstanding characteristic," expert Phung Phuong emphasized.
On the foundation of "heavenly time, geographical advantage", the planning of Vinhomes Royal Island clearly shows the "human harmony" factor when adhere to the philosophy of harmony with nature, respecting the terrain and original flow.
In 11 areas belonging to the project, most of the villas have a "front street, back river" structure. The front is a bustling trade avenue, the back is a natural river winding and embracing the land, creating a "pearl river" - a jade belt embracing the back - which is considered by feng shui experts to be among the most beautiful prosperous structures.
From prosperous land to accumulated assets passed down from generation to generation
In real estate, factors considered feng shui values often coincide with the criteria that create the real value of assets: scarce location, charming natural landscape and quality living environment.
Knight Frank's Waterfront Homes 2024 report shows that waterfront houses in 17 high-end markets around the world have an average price about 49% higher than similar real estate without water element. In Miami (USA), the difference is up to 93%; while in the UK it ranges from 66 - 75%.
The Vietnamese real estate market is also following this trend. Data from Savills Vietnam shows that in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, the price of riverside and lakeside real estate is 20-30% higher than in neighboring areas.
It is predicted that these figures will continue to increase at Vinhomes Royal Island. Because besides the prosperous land and rare riverine landscape, the Royal Island city also owns a large-scale, international quality utility ecosystem, including a 36-hole golf course of 160ha, a marina, VinWonders, a horse riding academy, Vincom Mega Mall... all have been put into synchronous operation.
Not stopping there, the increasingly complete connectivity infrastructure continues to increase the value for the island city. After the Hoang Gia bridge has been opened to traffic, in 2027, the Nguyen Trai bridge is expected to be completed and will continue to increase connectivity between Vinhomes Royal Island and the inner city area.
Ngo Quyen bridge is being promoted according to the plan, and in the future it will contribute to strengthening inter-regional connectivity by connecting directly to Ring Road 2, Hanoi - Hai Phong - Ha Long - Mong Cai expressway, thereby shortening the time to the Capital by about 1 hour and Ha Long by less than 30 minutes.
With a rare "carp transforming into dragon" location, a high-class utility ecosystem and a series of accelerating infrastructure, Vinhomes Royal Island is increasingly affirming its position as a new living symbol of Hai Phong. Each house here is both a "business card" honoring the homeowner's class and a asset with sustainable value increase over time.
Introducing customers buying Vinhomes Royal Island houses, immediately receive a 1.5% discount
From now until the end of September 19, 2026, Vinhomes Royal Island implements the "Reward the Introductor" policy for all customers who own real estate in the project.
When the transaction is successful, the introductor will receive a bonus of 1.5% of the product value before VAT, without limiting the number of customers introduced. At the same time, sales teams still enjoy 100% brokerage commission according to the policy of each project.
