• Architecture is a combination between local minor ethnic's culture and Trung Nguyen vision
• A collection of over 10,000 objects related to coffee from world coffee cultures through various periods

• A lively way of exhibiting and displaying that can interact with visitors, requires using all of your five senses

  
  

• Open exhibition space that expands activities in body - soul - mind, with the spirit of coffee and enlarging your mind, knowledge and vision

  
  

"Coffee is a treasure of the universe, a heritage of mankind and a solution
for the future" - Chairman Vu, Founder of Trung Nguyen Legend Group.

Building The Coffee Capital of the World is building a sanctuary of coffee, to
converge coffee lovers all around the world. The Coffee Capital of the World
has a sustainable environment that revolves around coffee, with buildings that
represent the spirit of coffee and journey of discovering coffee through time
and space

People often associate a museum with a place to store things of the past, a
place to honor history. Many of us think a museum must exhibit and preserves
artworks in a quiet and boring way. But The World of Coffee Museum is the
ultimate destination of coffee lovers around the world. It's a structure that
represents Vietnam and is a place that gathers thousands of objects of coffee
cultures of the world.

Thus The World of Coffee Museum is a museum of the future: with a lively way
of exhibiting and displaying, and an exhibition space that can interact with
visitors. We provide visitors with an unique experience that requires using
all five senses (sound, sight, taste, smell, and touch). It is a place to
experience contemporary values and the transformation of life, without being
restricted to the traditional definition of a "museum". Here at our museum, we
have an open exhibition space that expands activities in body - soul - mind,
with the spirit of coffee and enlarging your mind, your knowledge, your vision
as our core values.

Objects exhibited at our museum are collected from all around the world, most
especially are over 10,000 objects related to coffee from a number of coffee
cultures around the world through various periods which belongs to Jens Burg
Coffee Museum -, a popular tourist attraction in Hamburg, Germany. After three
years trying to acquire these objects, Chairman Vu had convinced Jens Burg
with his unweaving determination that he had met another person who "lives for
coffee" to inherit his museum.

Over 10,000 objects related to coffee from Jens Burg arrived in Vietnam and
were brought to Trung Nguyen Coffee Village in Buon Ma Thuot. "I'm completely
confident in transferring my lifetime work to Trung Nguyen because I want to
contribute to building a coffee capital of the world in Vietnam. This is the
most meaningful and worthy contribution that I can offer at the end of my
life." - Jens Burg.