Mui Ne towards Asia-Pacific tourism center

The master plan covers nearly 15,000 hectares and aims to transform Mui Ne into an international destination with modern infrastructure, diverse tourism products, and sustainable development.

"One corridor - Three centers - Multiple access points to the sea"

According to the recently approved decision, the Mui Ne National Tourist Area covers an area of 14,760 hectares, including Phu Thuy Ward, Mui Ne Ward, Hoa Thang Commune, and Phan Ri Cua Commune.

The plan aims to maximize the advantages of the sea, sand dunes, natural alluvial plains, along with the cultural values of the Cham people and the community life of the coastal villages, in order to transform Mui Ne into a leading resort and marine sports tourism center in the Asia- Pacific region.

The tourism development space is organized according to the model "One coastal corridor - Three centers - Multiple access directions to the sea".

Accordingly, the 63km coastal corridor serves as the main axis linking the entire area, connecting scenic areas, resorts, service centers, community spaces, and beach systems. From this axis, the plan envisions the formation of three major tourism centers, each playing a strategic role:

Center 1 (Phu Thuy - Mui Ne) is positioned as the "heart" of the entire area, strongly developing commercial, financial, high-end resort and national marine sports services, with a system of world-class resorts, marinas and convention and conference centers.

Center 2 (Hoa Thang) focuses on multi-purpose recreational tourism, based on the advantages of sand dunes and Bau Trang scenic spot. This area will form large-scale sports and entertainment complexes, F1 racetrack, international golf course and eco-tourism products, sand experiences.

Center 3 (Phan Ri Cua) aims to develop a coastal tourist urban area, building a resort space associated with a high-quality living environment, serving long-term guests and new urban residents.

It is forecasted that by 2030, the population in the area will reach about 200,000 people and increase to 300,000 people by 2040. The number of tourists is expected to reach 14 million by 2030 and increase to 25 million by 2040, with an accommodation system of more than 71,500 rooms, meeting the growing needs of tourists.

Many important traffic routes will be expanded.

Infrastructure breakthrough to elevate international destinations

The planning identifies strong development of technical infrastructure systems to create a foundation for tourism breakthroughs.

Many important transportation routes have been expanded or newly constructed, including: Vo Nguyen Giap, Nguyen Dinh Chieu, Huynh Thuc Khang, DT.715, DT.716, and the coastal road running through the tourist area.

Notably, the local authorities will study a metropolitan railway line connecting the center of Phan Thiet to the entire Mui Ne National Tourist Area, divided into two branches. Branch 1 goes to Phan Thiet Airport - Bau Trang; Branch 2 runs along the coast to the Hon Rom area.

The coastal bus network will also be expanded, connecting tourist areas with airports, railway stations, and other international transport hubs.

In addition, water supply, electricity supply, telecommunications and waste treatment infrastructure are planned in a modern direction, with priority given to undergrounding, ensuring aesthetics and stable operation. Urban and tourist wastewater must be treated before being discharged into the environment, and direct discharge into the sea is strictly prohibited.

Mui Ne is a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists.

The plan requires strict control of building density, protection of the sand dune ecosystem, the Bau Trang landscape area, cultural and historical relics, and the natural water system. Numerous seaside squares, coastal parks, marinas, and scenic viewpoints will be developed to enhance the visitor experience.

Existing residential areas are being renovated towards a civilized, clean, and beautiful environment, linked to community tourism development such as homestays, traditional fishing experiences, and local cuisine. Alongside this, efforts to raise awareness about environmental protection and the preservation of cultural identity will be intensified.

The education, healthcare, sports, and commercial centers are all integrated to meet the needs of the growing population and serve the goal of developing high-quality tourism.

The approval of the Master Plan for the construction of Mui Ne National Tourist Area until 2040, with a vision to 2050, not only creates a solid legal foundation but also opens up great opportunities for Lam Dong in attracting investment and managing sustainable development.

With its synchronized infrastructure development, diverse tourism products, and modern development model, Mui Ne is moving closer to its goal of becoming an international tourism hub and a prominent destination in the Asia-Pacific region in the coming decades, thereby affirming its position on the global tourism map.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/mui-ne-huong-toi-trung-tam-du-lich-chau-a-thai-binh-duong-402842.html