Hanoi – Phu Ly: Just Under 10 Minutes Away
The government presented the plan for the North-South high-speed rail project to the National Assembly on November 13th. The route will pass through 20 provinces and have 23 stations, with an expected completion date of 2035. The first leg of the journey will commence from the Ngoc Hoi Station in Hanoi to the Phu Ly Station in Liêm Tuyền and Liêm Tiết, Phu Ly City). This means that in just over 8 minutes, residents and tourists from Hanoi can reach Phu Ly and be right next to the newly-developed Sun Urban City resort-style urban area near the new Phu Ly Station.
Location of the 420-hectare Sun Urban City Resort-Style Urban Area.
With its high speed, modern transportation, and streamlined procedures without waiting times, this new option is ideal for residents of Sun Urban City in Ha Nam who work in Hanoi. As land in the inner city becomes scarcer and apartment prices soar exponentially, choosing to live at the second stop of the North-South high-speed rail line is a “timely” decision, anticipating the convenient development of transportation.
Every morning, Sun Urban City residents can opt to travel to Hanoi by high-speed rail in less than 10 minutes. From there, they can easily continue on the urban rail system into the city center, as plans include seamless connections between the high-speed rail stations and existing transportation networks. After a day of work in the inner city, residents can then return to the Sun Urban City resort-style urban area in Ha Nam to escape the fine dust pollution and revel in the fresh “atmosphere” of the 200-hectare eco-living space filled with landscapes, greenery, and water bodies.
The urban area dedicates ample space to greenery and water bodies.
The sports park offers diverse experiences for health and fitness enthusiasts.
In addition to benefiting the residents of Sun Urban City in Ha Nam, the North-South high-speed rail line also opens up countless new opportunities for economic development and the tourism, entertainment, and leisure industries.
Not only the residents of the capital but also the people of neighboring provinces through which the rail line passes, such as Nam Dinh, Ninh Binh, and Thanh Hoa, will be able to easily travel to Phu Ly Station in just 30 minutes and choose to relax and vacation at Sun Urban City in Ha Nam. Here, Sun Group, the developer, has poured its heart and soul into creating a 420-hectare resort-style urban area with five grand parks…
Kim Long Bridge at the Festival Park
The Long Vu Square will host a musical water show.
Pioneering in the Red River Delta region, this mega urban area boasts impressive entertainment complexes: the indoor Wonder Land Park inspired by the world-famous Lotte World, the 24/7 Sun World Park, the eco-park, and the cultural park with its vast spaces for camping, strolling, and more. Other amenities include a brewery, a fireworks island, and an artificial beach. Soon, cultural, musical, and entertainment events will explode along the 150-meter-wide and 1.5-kilometer-long festival landscape axis, one of the largest in Northern Vietnam.
Breakfast in Phu Ly, Lunch in Ho Chi Minh City
Moreover, the North-South high-speed rail line will connect tourist destinations along the country’s length, including major tourism centers like Hue, Da Nang, and Nha Trang. This provides Sun Urban City residents with easy access to kickstart their exploration journeys. Designed for speeds of up to 350 km/h, the rail line is expected to reduce travel time from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City to just about 5 hours and 30 minutes.
100% of the townhouses in Sun Urban City will have basements.
Traveling by high-speed rail is incredibly convenient, as it eliminates the need to combine multiple modes of transportation, and the stations are typically located within the cities. Sun Urban City residents can look forward to a bright future where they can envision having “breakfast with Phu Ly rice rolls and lunch with Ho Chi Minh City broken rice” in the same day. This high-speed connectivity also facilitates smoother and more efficient business, trading, and shopping experiences for the people.
The North-South high-speed rail line passing through Phu Ly Station will also bring about opportunities for real estate value appreciation. Research on high-speed rail development in China shows that land values in areas adjacent to high-speed rail stations can increase by 30%. Additionally, according to CBRE, real estate properties near train stations tend to be 10-20% more expensive than those in other areas.
Dien Bien Phu Road, 68 meters wide, connects from Phu Thu Interchange on the Phap Van – Cau Gie – Ninh Binh Expressway to the new administrative center of Ha Nam Province and is expected to be completed by December 31.
Other components of the urban area are also being constructed intensively to meet the deadline.
In addition to benefiting from the North-South high-speed rail project, Sun Urban City Resort-Style Urban Area also boasts a central location with seamless “land-water-air” transportation connections in the “heart” of Ha Nam. The project enjoys easy access to critical transportation arteries like National Highway 1A and the Phap Van – Cau Gie – Ninh Binh Expressway. Notably, the Phu Thu Interchange, located near the project and scheduled for completion in 2025, will connect to the Capital Region’s Ring Road 5, synergizing with Ring Roads 3, 3.5, and 4, as well as future expressways linking Ha Nam with Thai Binh and Nam Dinh, thus forming a comprehensive transportation network.
With its unparalleled advantages in location and transportation infrastructure, it’s no surprise that Sun Urban City has become the top choice for the dream homes of Northern residents.
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