In this context, Charmora City emerges as a prime opportunity to capitalize on Nha Trang’s shifting trends, thanks to its central location between rivers and impressive planning. It caters to the global community’s needs for living, working, and leisure.
South Nha Trang – Khanh Hoa’s New Planning Hub
Khanh Hoa’s recent shift in development focus to South Nha Trang is more than administrative; it’s a strategic move to restructure urban spaces by 2040, with a vision for 2050. The new administrative center will ease pressure on the coastal core while fostering modern urban areas with meticulous planning and infrastructure.
Directly connecting the existing center to southern economic zones, South Nha Trang is just a 20-minute drive from Cam Ranh Airport. It has quickly become a magnet for capital seeking stable, sustainable living environments. Situated on a strategic beltway, it offers seamless access to education, healthcare, and commerce, positioning itself as the “center of the new center.”
According to the Khanh Hoa Department of Tourism, by November 2025, the province welcomed over 15.6 million visitors, a 16.4% increase year-on-year, with 5.1 million international tourists. As Nha Trang enters its peak tourism season, the port receives over 2,700 daily visitors, 80% of whom are international.
The return of high-end travelers boosts demand for second homes and riverside living—peaceful yet connected. South Nha Trang stands out as a rare area meeting these demands.
Infrastructure Propels Southern Growth
While planning sets the foundation, infrastructure drives South Nha Trang’s acceleration. The expansion of Cam Ranh Airport to handle 25 million passengers by 2030 and 36 million by 2050 enhances global competitiveness. Restored flights from China in November further strengthen regional connections and tourist inflows.
Integrated infrastructure accelerates growth in South Nha Trang.
The Van Phong – Nha Trang Expressway’s initial 13 km is complete, with the remaining 70 km operational since April, creating a seamless North-South corridor. The Khanh Hoa – Buon Ma Thuot Expressway, set to complete 20 km by late 2025, will link the coast to the Central Highlands. Meanwhile, the North-South railway and a 192 km high-speed rail project are underway, promising large-scale logistics and tourism development.
As noted by Dr. Nguyen Van Dinh, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Real Estate Association, “Well-invested areas offer significant advantages, attracting investors and driving rapid, sustainable value growth.”
Charmora City – Shaping Nha Trang’s Future as a Livable Urban Hub
Strategically located in South Nha Trang’s core, Charmora City connects directly to highways and regional infrastructure. Nestled between the Quan Truong and Tac Rivers, it embodies the “four waters converge, four creatures gather” principle—a symbol of enduring prosperity in Eastern Feng Shui. Its proximity to the coast offers easy access to tourism hubs while maintaining privacy, making it a preferred choice for the elite.
Charmora City, at South Nha Trang’s heart, boasts a “four waters converge, four creatures gather” landscape.
Spanning 227 hectares, including 60 hectares of water, Charmora City features three functional islands: the Administrative North, the Entertainment Central, and the Residential-Resort South with high-rises, villas, and townhouses. The upcoming The Onsen district promises a wellness-focused lifestyle.
Designed by Broadway Malyan, The Onsen blends Cham cultural layers with modern aesthetics. Its sturdy base reflects Cham architecture, while its sleek towers symbolize a dynamic fusion of past and present—a new Nha Trang landmark.
The Onsen, Charmora City’s inaugural district.
Strategically positioned at key intersections, The Onsen offers seamless connectivity and panoramic river, sea, and mountain views. Its wellness amenities, including an Onsen park, riverside park, eco-dam, and hot spring clubhouse, deliver a Japanese-inspired healthy lifestyle.
Adopting the Sponge City model enhances water absorption, climate resilience, and sustainability, setting a benchmark for urban development.
Charmora City adopts the Sponge City model for sustainable urban growth.
With its strategic location, meticulous planning, and riverside appeal, Charmora City is Nha Trang’s most promising project. It’s an ideal choice for global residents, professionals, and investors seeking sustainable living in a booming coastal city—a true South Nha Trang treasure.
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