On the evening of August 29, after 4 months of construction, Bai Da Ong Dia Park in Phu Thuy ward, Lam Dong province officially put into use, in time to serve people and tourists during the September 2nd holiday.
Located at the gateway to Mui Ne, Bai Da Ong Dia has long been a familiar place with coastal rocks. This place is also associated with folk beliefs about the protection of nature and the livelihoods of coastal fishermen.
On an area of about 1.2ha, the park is renovated into an open space complex with 5 functional sub-areas, combining natural landscapes, indigenous cultural elements and modern amenities.
A special point is that the Vuon Da - Mieu Ong Dia area is still preserved, becoming a space to preserve spiritual and cultural values associated with the coastal community.
The restoration does not lose the original features of the place name but creates a new appearance for people and tourists to visit and experience.
Mr. Nguyen Van Nghi - Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Chairman of Phu Thuy Ward People's Committee, said that the park has a total budget of nearly 15 billion VND from socialized sources, not using the state budget.
According to Mr. Nghi, the park is built on the spirit of preserving the original value of the landscape, contributing to beautifying the urban tourism space, while preserving and promoting the landscape value and beliefs of the community.
Previously, from the beginning of June, the seawall section with Tetrapod blocks at Da Ong Dia beach was painted and decorated in many colors, creating a new highlight for the coastal area and attracting tourists.
Inside the park, a system of green trees and miniatures are added, along with a freshwater bathing area to increase convenience for visitors after playing and visiting the sea.
Bai Da Ong Dia Park is expected to create another attractive public destination in the area, contributing to connecting sea scenery, indigenous culture and urban rhythm, and enriching the experiences of tourists when coming to Mui Ne.
