Mount Chua Chan: Unveiling the Master Plan for Dong Nai’s Majestic Peak
On June 10th, the 28th session of the Dong Nai Provincial People’s Council unanimously adopted a resolution on the task of constructing a 1/2,000 scale subdivision plan for the functional area at the top of Mount Chua Chan in Xuan Loc District.
Spanning an area of 250 hectares, the summit of Mount Chua Chan sits at an elevation of 837 meters and is nestled across four communes: Xuan Tho, Suoi Cai, Xuan Truong, Xuan Hiep, and Gia Ray town. With four streams flowing from its peak, including Gia Ui, Gia Mien, Gia Liao, and Gia Lao, the mountain boasts a rich flora and is steeped in historical legends and cultural relics.
Mount Chua Chan, dubbed the “roof of Dong Nai,” shrouded in mystical beauty.
The Dong Nai People’s Committee underscored the significance of this resolution in providing a legal framework for the development of the mountain area. The plan aims to bolster the province’s economic growth, targeting a double-digit increase, while transforming the region into a distinctive cultural, spiritual, recreational, and eco-tourism hub.
Envisioned as a comprehensive tourist destination, the project will integrate commercial, hospitality, and premium resort functions. It will cater to a diverse range of tourists, including those interested in scientific research, nature, and environmental ecology. Additionally, the plan emphasizes the preservation and restoration of historical and cultural relics, ensuring the area’s rich heritage is safeguarded.
The thrilling cable car ride at Mount Chua Chan offers a unique perspective of the region’s beauty.
With a projected daily visitor count of 1,000 people, surging to 10,000 during peak seasons, the development is expected to boost the local economy and elevate the province’s tourism landscape. Furthermore, it is anticipated to catalyze tourism growth in the entire Southeast region, including Mount Ba Den in Tay Ninh.
The Longest Main Span Bridge in Southeast Asia: Connecting Ba Ria-Vung Tau and Dong Nai
As a key transportation project, the Phuoc An Bridge, connecting the provinces of Dong Nai and Ba Ria – Vung Tau, is entering its final stages with accelerated construction. This vital link between regions promises to revolutionize inter-provincial travel and trade, reducing travel time and fostering economic growth in the area. With its strategic location and efficient design, the Phuoc An Bridge is poised to become a prominent transportation hub, enhancing connectivity and bringing numerous benefits to the people of both provinces.
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The new Phuoc Hai urban area in Long Dat district is envisioned as a type V urban area, a tourist destination within the Long Hai – Binh Chau national tourism zone. It is set to become the southern development nucleus of Long Dat district.
The Big Apple’s Short-Term Rental Scene: Are Apartment Rentals Bouncing Back?
The bustling city of Ho Chi Minh is witnessing a transformative shift in its tax policies. With a keen eye on the burgeoning sharing economy, the city is crafting and implementing tax regulations specifically targeting the burgeoning home-sharing industry, particularly short-term apartment rentals.
The Highway Expansion Project: Unveiling the Vision for Vietnam’s Future
Vidifi, the leading infrastructure developer, has proposed an ambitious plan to the government for the expansion of 300 kilometers of the North-South Highway in the north through a public-private partnership (PPP). As the mastermind behind the Hanoi-Haiphong Highway, Vidifi faces a cumulative loss of over VND 7,800 billion by the end of 2024.
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The Lam Dong Provincial People’s Committee Chairman has reprimanded several department heads who were tasked with directly surveying 155 out of 203 delayed projects to address challenges, yet failed to conduct on-site inspections.
