Close-up of the facade of Back Beach, Vung Tau after more than 1 month of renovation

Infrastructure and trees along the Thuy Van road frontage on Bai Sau beach in Vung Tau have been dismantled and relocated, and the site has been cleared to create an open space after more than a month of renovation work.

The 3.2km Thuy Van road upgrade project commenced on October 28th, on a nearly 20-hectare plot of land, with a total investment of over 1,000 billion VND. This is considered the largest public investment project for tourism development in Ba Ria - Vung Tau province to date. The image shows the condition of Thuy Van road, facing Bai Sau beach in Vung Tau, before and after more than a month of construction.

This project comprises 12 main items, including the renovation of the existing park area from Phan Chu Trinh Street to the Tourist Management and Support Center, covering approximately 2 hectares. Over 17 hectares from the San Ho Xanh tourist area to Nguyen An Ninh Street will be used to build a new park area including a square, food court, festival space, experiential activities, etc.

According to VietNamNet reporters' observations in early December, the view from Thuy Van Street towards the sea was completely unobstructed. The construction unit is currently leveling and improving the ground to carry out the construction of the project according to plan.

The median strip on Thuy Van Street (from Hoang Hoa Tham Street to Nguyen An Ninh Street) is barricaded for demolition and renovation work. Additionally, five pedestrian underpasses are planned along this route, leading from hotel and service areas towards the sea.

At the construction site, hundreds of workers are working on park and landscaping projects.

Numerous vehicles are being used for leveling the ground to meet the deadline for site handover and construction.

The beach and the area where the renovation project is being carried out have been cordoned off with ropes by the construction unit to ensure safety.

The Vung Tau City Project Management Board (representing the investor) stated that, to ensure progress, during peak periods the contractor will mobilize nearly 1,000 workers, working in two shifts and divided into 13 construction areas. According to the plan set by the City People's Committee, the project will be constructed over 6 months and completed by the end of April 2025.

During the renovation period, the local authorities arranged 13 access points to the beach to ensure "no obstruction" of the swimming needs of locals and tourists.

The Thuy Van road renovation project is expected to transform the appearance of Bai Sau beach upon completion, creating an open space facing the sea with functional areas and amenities, turning Vung Tau city into a high-quality, world-class tourist center.

Revealing the highway that helps Saigon people go to Vung Tau beach in just 70 minutes by car

Component 3 of the Bien Hoa - Vung Tau expressway project has taken shape. This route will allow people from Saigon to travel to Vung Tau for a beach vacation in just 70 minutes, half the time it takes to travel on the frequently congested National Highway 51.

28 hectares of prime beachfront land in Vung Tau are about to be renovated with an investment of over 1.1 trillion VND.

Following the forced eviction and reclamation of 28 hectares of land along Thuy Van Street bordering the Back Beach, which had been illegally occupied by numerous businesses for many years, the Vung Tau City government (Ba Ria - Vung Tau province) is undertaking urban renovation projects costing over 1,100 billion VND.

With scorching heat, tourists flocked to Vung Tau beach to cool off this weekend.

Thousands of locals and tourists flocked to Vung Tau to cool off and have fun during the weekend.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/can-canh-mat-tien-bai-sau-vung-tau-sau-hon-1-thang-khoi-cong-chinh-trang-2348793.html