Following recent approval by the Da Nang People’s Committee, some new park projects will be deployed in the city soon.

The city’s Construction Management Board No 2 will work with other local relevant agencies to start the construction of a park in early November on the site of a delayed project with facades onto Nguyen Chi Thanh, Hung Vuong, Nguyen Thai Hoc and Yen Bai streets.  The park is expected to be put into use before the upcoming Tet Festival (Lunar New Year) in February 2016.

A park will be constructed at the site of a delayed project with facades onto Nguyen Chi Thanh, Hung Vuong, Nguyen Thai Hoc and Yen Bai streets

The municipal Construction Planning Institute will develop plans for the construction of a park at the intersection of Bach Dang, Quang Trung and Tran Phu streets, ensuring that the park can be used for the organisation of local events and activities.  Special attention will be paid to creating a park in a modern architectural style whilst keeping it in harmony with the natural surroundings.  The plans for the park’s architectural design will first be submitted to the city authorities for approval.

A maximum of 50 billion VND from the city’s budget will be spent on developing the Thanh Nien (Youth) Park project in the Hai Chau and Cam Le districts.  The focus will be on improving the landscapes along the streets surrounding the park: Xuan Thuy, Cach Mang Thang Tam, Le Thanh Nghi and Dang Xuan Ban. 

With regard to the construction of a 350 billion VND national centre for circus and synthetic arts at the Thanh Nien Park, the Viet Nam Circus Federation will work with the municipal Construction Planning Institute to make suitable adjustments to the project, and submit them to the city authorities for approval.  Importance will be attached to urging the Vietnamese Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to grant funds to start the construction work by later this year.