It is the first stadium in Vietnam to be constructed without an athletics track, intended solely for football.
The stadium was built to replace Chi Lang Stadium, which was closed to facilitate urban redevelopment.
The construction was completed in under two years, officially opening in late 2016.
It is located in an area previously characterized by rural wetlands before its conversion into a modern urban precinct.
The pitch dimensions follow FIFA standard requirements for international competitions.
Hòa Xuân Stadium is the primary football facility in Da Nang, serving as the home ground for SHB Da Nang FC. Completed in 2016, the venue has a seating capacity of approximately 20,000 spectators. The stadium architecture features an open design without a running track, allowing for closer proximity between the stands and the pitch. It replaced the older Chi Lang Stadium as the city's main sports facility. The stadium is located within the residential development zone of the Cam Le district. It is designed to meet professional standards for V.League 1 football matches. The facility is situated on land reclaimed from the surrounding marshy areas near the confluence of the Cam Le and Han rivers.
From the elevated pedestrian access points looking over the empty pitch and tiered stands.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as the seating areas are largely uncovered and exposed to direct sun.
Check the local SHB Da Nang football schedule in advance, as the stadium is only active during match days.
Arrive early to navigate parking, as roads leading to the stadium can become congested during match events.
Do not attempt to visit on non-match days expecting access to the pitch or interior facilities, as the venue is often locked.
Open primarily on V.League match days; closed to the public otherwise.
