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Eco Tourism

Eco Tourism

Investing in and developing sustainable eco-tourism and resort projects.

Investing in and developing sustainable eco-tourism and resort projects that keep the local landscape intact.

Unlike our three trading lines, eco-tourism is a long-term investment activity. Our approach is to preserve the natural and cultural character of each location and to keep intervention in the existing landscape to a minimum.

Projects are studied from site selection and baseline assessment through to the operating plan, so that the finished development fits its surroundings and creates work for people in the area.

Eco Tourism

Project under development

Dai Ninh Lake eco-agricultural tourism and residential development

The site sits on a peninsula bounded on three sides by Dai Ninh Lake, on the Lam Vien plateau — a place with a mild climate year round and a largely untouched waterfront landscape. It is planned as a development dedicated to tourism and services, where residents live, farm, and have full community healthcare, education and cultural facilities on site.

Location
Ta Hine commune, Duc Trong district, Lam Dong province
Total area
690,853 m² (about 69.1 hectares)
Boundaries
Dai Ninh Lake to the north, east and west; existing hills and farmland to the south
Stage
Master plan concept and project development

Site and master plan

Dai Ninh Lake from above — photograph of the project area
Dai Ninh Lake from above — photograph of the project area
Panorama of the site, bounded by water on three sides — site photograph
Panorama of the site, bounded by water on three sides — site photograph
Land use plan from the master plan concept
Land use plan from the master plan concept
Concept diagram: functional zones and access routes
Concept diagram: functional zones and access routes

Functional zones

Garden housing

135,248 m² — 19.6%

Large plots of 500–800 m² each, in a Japanese garden-house style, wrapped by the central park and the lakeside greenbelt. The residential area includes healthcare, education and cultural facilities serving both residents and the local community.

Wellness and resort area

65,378 m² — 9.5%

For long-stay guests: bungalows, small villas and single-storey apartments for older residents, with spa, meditation, swimming pool, library, restaurant, gym and yoga studio and sauna.

Glamping area

94,528 m² — 13.7%

Accommodation in dome cabins and tents, with full infrastructure for outdoor activities and events.

Agricultural tourism area

75,777 m² — 11.0%

Boating, fishing, a petting zoo, flower and herb gardens, a café and an apiary. The lakeside strip is planned as a light park for evening scenery.

Land use breakdown

Land use Area (m²) Share
Wellness and resort services 65,378 9.5%
Glamping tourism services 94,528 13.7%
Agricultural tourism services 75,777 11.0%
Garden housing 135,248 19.6%
Community social and technical infrastructure 17,090 2.5%
Commercial and service land 9,824 1.4%
Green space and forest park 40,121 5.8%
Lakeside green park 77,801 11.3%
Lake water surface 62,620 9.1%
Internal roads 112,466 16.1%
Total area 690,853 100%