The tourism site is located at Lac Duong town at Lac Duong district and Ward 7 (Da Lat city), Lam Dong province. The site has a total area of 4,000 hectares, the Vietnamese Government Portal (VGP) reported.

Dankia Lake-Golden River tourism site in Lam Dong province.

By 2030, the tourism will become a tourism centre in the Central Highlands Region and the country with synchronized technical facilities; contribute to socio-economic development; work with Tuyen Lam Lake National Tourism Site in Da Lat city to become an important destination in the Central Highlands Region.

By 2025, the site expects to welcome 3 million guests including 56,000 foreign ones. By 2030, the site will handle 5 million guests including 100,000 foreign guests. The site also plans to earn VND 1.2 trillion and VND 3.5 trillion of tourism revenue by 2025 and 2030, respectively.

The site will generate about 3,700 jobs by 2025 and 7,000 jobs by 2030.

It will develop cultural tourism products especially Central Highlands gongs culture and sports tourism products and tourist resorts.

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Source: VNA