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Da Nang: project hopes to revive ancient coastal villages

Son Tra district in the central city of Da Nang has almost completed research and preparations for a project to bring community arts into living space and preserve ancient coastal villages.
Da Nang: project hopes to revive ancient coastal villages ảnh 1An ancient well in Son Tra district (Source: baodanang.vn)

Da Nang (VNA) – Son Tra district in the central city of Da Nang hasalmost completed research and preparations for a project to bring communityarts into living space and preserve ancient coastal villages.

The project has its origin in the idea of local famousphotographer Nguyen Van My, also known as My Dung, a member of the VietnamAssociation of Photographic Artists.

After receiving permission of the municipal People’s Committee,the district began studying and surveying the target area, which covers An Tanand An Don coastal villages in the district’s An Hai Bac ward with a combinedarea of 5.2ha.

Based on the proposal of photographer Nguyen Van My, theproject is seeking an appropriate solution to preserve the status quo of thetwo villages besides the Han river, where the special architecturalcharacteristics of traditional Vietnamese villages are still kept almost intact.

Such interesting features include communal houses, oldwells, small alleys, banyan trees, temples, and hundreds-year-old houses. 

Vo Thi Phuong, head of the Son Tra District Culture andInformation Office, said the execution of the project will be divided into two stages,with the emphasis on ensuring the harmonious combination between the essence ofthe traditional culture and modernity.

She remarked the preservation work will help preserve thetraditional Vietnamese coastal culture, diversify local tourism products, andenhance the living conditions and livelihoods of residents living there aswell.

Appreciating this idea, Tran Chi Cuong, Deputy Director ofthe municipal Tourism Department, stated that the villages will become part of achain of tourism products, and connecting Tran Hung Dao and Ngo Quyen streetsto form a walking route linking with Bach Dang street.

While supporting the project, 60-year-old Hoang Thi The, a local inhabitant inAn Don village, said she hopes it will also help local residents get betterincomes besides providing a new attractions for both residents and visitors.

To realise the initiative, Son Tra district authorities havecoordinated with photographer Nguyen Van My and authorised offices to deviseplans, survey existing houses, cultural and historical relic sites in thevillages, as well as the distinctive cultural identities and the lifestyles ofvillagers.

The Son Tra District Culture and Information Office saidthat it had basically completed the collection of locals’ opinions.

This year, the district plans to build 800m of roads in thevillages and seek investors to carry out the project.

Once completed, the project is expected to lure moretourists from both inside and outside the country to Son Tra district inparticular and Da Nang city in general.

Da Nang is a popular tourist destination in central Vietnam.The online marketplace and hospitality service Airbnb announced a list of theworld’s top 10 destinations for the 2018, in which Da Nang ranked fifth inbooking surges of up to 255 percent.

According to the municipal Department of Tourism, the numberof visitors to the central coastal city is increasing at annual average rate of20.06 percent in the 2013-2017 period.

In 2017, the city welcomed 6.6 million tourists, 2.1 timeshigher than the figure in 2013. The tourism industry generated 186,770 jobs in2017 and grossed over 19.5 trillion VND (854.1 million USD) in revenues,2.5-fold increase from 2013.

This year, the city was ranked second in the list of the 10most popular destinations among solo or couple travelers, according to theRepublic of Korea’s Ticket Monster Inc.

The website said people who plan to travel abroad withfamily members chose Da Nang as the most popular destination.

The city is also the second-most popular destination amongcouple of travelers, followed by Bangkok (Thailand) and Guam (the US), it said.

According to the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism,Da Nang was said to be the best place to live in Vietnam with manyworld-recognised records.

The US’s New York Times listed Da Nang among 52 places to goin 2015. The city was recognised as one of the world’s 20 low-carbon cities atthe 44th APEC Meeting on Energy in the US in 2012.

In addition, Da Nang International Airport was ranked thirdamong the best airports in the world in 2014, according to a survey by DragonAir.-VNA
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