From a bird’s-eye view, the road is a picturesque sight as it winds through golden sand dunes, with green belts of casuarina forests and towering wind turbines lining the route. Photo: Dũng Nhân.
The road is a project of the Binh Dinh Economic Zone Management Board, with a total investment of over VND 100 billion. Construction began in 2023 and is expected to be completed by October this year. Photo: Dũng Nhân.
In the final days of September, construction work is being expedited, and many sections of the road have already been completed to meet the October deadline for operation. Photo: Dũng Nhân.
The road provides easier access for locals and tourists, reducing travel time between Quy Nhon City and Nhon Ly, home to famous tourist attractions such as Ky Co and Eo Gio. Photo: Dũng Nhân.
The 2.6-kilometer road is built to urban road standards. Photo: Dũng Nhân.
The road’s cross-section scale comprises two sections: The first section, 381 meters long, starts at the T8 junction on National Highway 19B and has a road width of 45 meters. The remaining section, over 2.2 kilometers long, has a road width of 18 meters and ends in Nhon Ly Commune. Photo: Dũng Nhân.
The road cuts through sand dunes, passing by “fields” of solar panels and wind turbines. Photo: Dũng Nhân.
This area has recently gained attention as images of the scenic road were shared online. Photo: Dũng Nhân.
The road connects to Nhon Ly Commune. Photo: Dũng Nhân.
The Central Heritage Rail Journey: Aboard the Hue to Danang Train
Tourists visiting Hue and Danang now have an exciting new transport option with the launch of the ‘Central Heritage Connect’ tourist train. This new train service offers a unique and fascinating way to explore the rich cultural heritage of Central Vietnam. With this new addition, visitors can now easily travel between these two wonderful cities and discover the hidden gems that lie within. So, get planning your itinerary and embark on a journey of discovery!