Tourism

Da Nang unveils 339ha eco-tourism zone along national highway 14G

Translated by ANH THƯ • Aug 14, 2025 16:53

DNO - The Da Nang administration just approved an ambitious master plan for a 339-hectare eco-tourism zone along National Highway 14G, aiming to transform the city’s western mountain area into a sustainable tourism hub.

dji_0345(1).jpg — The city plans a 339-hectare space in Phu Tuc Village, Hoa Vang Commune to develop eco-tourism. Photo: XUAN SON

Located in Phu Tuc Hamlet, Hoa Vang Commune, the site is surrounded by rolling hills to the north and south, and directly borders the scenic Highway 14G to the east and west. The plan envisions a vibrant community of around 1,000 residents, blending high-quality eco-resorts with preserved natural landscapes.

The development will link a chain of existing attractions along Highway 14G, including Nui Than Tai Hot Springs Park, Hoa Phu Thanh Tourist Area, Lai Thieu Ecotourism Site, and Suoi Hoa. Visitors can look forward to adventure tourism, nature exploration, and premium leisure experiences.

z6767693602687_935e8429c7615316fb04874f7c49f5e1(1).jpg — The planning project aims to create a diverse tourism product, harmonizing between relaxation, experience and outdoor sports. In the photo: Tourism and resort activities at Nui Than Tai Hot Spring Park. Photo: XUAN SON

Key functional zones include: luxury resort and service areas at Nui Than Tai, with expansion to the northeast of Highway 14G; community-based eco-tourism zones offering outdoor activities and cultural experiences at Hoa Phu Thanh, Lai Thieu, Suoi Hoa, and Doc Kien, alongside new development areas to the south and northwest. A public service complex featuring exhibitions, OCOP product showcases, and a local agricultural marketplace.

z6905907308343_3f86166d627425bafc862df5ad95907d(1).jpg — The planning is divided into many functional areas: high-end resort, eco-experience community tourism area, public service area, green tree system, technical infrastructure and water surface space. Photo: XUAN SON

The space of the planning area has a poetic landscape with forests, mountains and streams flowing along National Highway 14G. Photo: XUAN SON

z6767688939028_6580360dc7182d086e6663d8bc270942(1).jpg — The north and east of the planning area are resort tourism areas combining high-quality services. Photo: XUAN SON

dsc09040(1).jpg — The south and west of the planning area are community tourism areas with eco-tourism activities and outdoor activities. Photo: XUAN SON

dsc09120(1).jpg — The south and west of the planning area are community tourism areas with eco-tourism activities and outdoor activities. Photo: XUAN SON

z6905907349049_eb43efa2504b7207c24c8771a1d87d99 (1) — Da Nang orients this as an ecological sub-area with limited development, based on the foundation of biodiversity and natural landscape, ensuring sustainable development. Photo: XUAN SON

Designed with a strong commitment to environmental stewardship, the 339ha eco-tourism zone is poised to become a flagship destination, offering travelers the chance to immerse themselves in Da Nang’s rich natural beauty while supporting the livelihoods of local communities.