Lam Dong Leaders Launch Construction of Ong Dia Rock Beach Park
On the morning of April 27, the People’s Committee of Phu Thuy Ward (Lam Dong Province) held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Ong Dia Rock Beach Park. The event is part of activities marking the 51st anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 – April 30, 2026).
Provincial Leaders Attend Groundbreaking Ceremony
Attending the ceremony were Ho Van Muoi, Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee; Dang Hong Sy, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee; along with members of the Provincial Party Standing Committee and leaders of provincial departments and localities.
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Speaking at the event, Nguyen Van Binh, General Director of Hung Loc Phat Corp, said the company aims to contribute a meaningful project closely connected to the community while enhancing the urban landscape.
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This is not merely a landscape project, but also a commitment by the enterprise to accompany the locality, improve quality of life, and create sustainable community value
Nguyen Van Binh, General Director of Hung Loc Phat Corp
The sponsor pledged to implement the project with the highest responsibility, ensuring construction progress, quality, labor safety, and harmony with the surrounding area so that the park can soon be completed and serve the public.
Nguyen Van Nghi, Chairman of the Phu Thuy Ward People’s Committee, noted that the groundbreaking ceremony holds practical significance for the community and the urban development of the locality. He also acknowledged and appreciated the support of Hung Loc Phat Phan Thiet Investment Co., Ltd. in sponsoring the renovation of the Ong Dia Rock Beach area, contributing to mobilizing social resources for landscape improvement, environmental enhancement, and tourism development.
Ong Dia Beach has long been known not only for its natural beauty—with clear blue waters and open space—but also for its distinctive coastal folklore. However, the area has remained largely untouched, lacking adequate tourist facilities despite its prime location at the gateway to the Mui Ne National Tourism Area.
A Coastal Cultural and Tourism Space
The Ong Dia Rock Beach Park project, funded with VND 11 billion by Hung Loc Phat Phan Thiet Investment Co., Ltd., is designed under the theme “Touch the rocks and hear the sea’s stories.” It aims to create a public space that harmonizes natural elements with local cultural identity.
The park’s design draws inspiration from ocean waves and wind, featuring a central square for community activities, a “Wind Village” recreating fishermen’s life, and a children’s playground integrated with marine ecological elements.
Spiritual elements associated with the Ong Dia figure are also incorporated through the arrangement of stone formations, helping preserve local cultural values.
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The project is fully funded by non-state resources, without using the state budget. It aims to improve the landscape, enhance environmental quality, and add value to local tourism. The park is expected to be completed and opened to the public in early September 2026.