VietNamNet Bridge – Local authorities in the Central Highland city of Da Lat approved a plan to build six new railway routes from city centre to several tourism sites by 2020, according to Truong Huu Hiep, director of the Lam Dong provincial Transport Department.
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Da Lat Railway station, where will host more six tourism routes to various sites in the city by the year 2020. — File Photo |
The routes will link the city centre to Lang Bian mountain, Tuyen Lam Lake, Love Valley, the Central Highland Biological Institute and Lien Khuong Airport, across a total length of up to 90km.
The estimated expense for the project is about VND42,000 billion (US$2.1 million), mobilised from private sponsors.
The project will involve installing a mono-railway, which will carry six-carriage trains to run at speeds of 30-40km per hour.
The once famed 84km-long railway route linking Thap Cham (in the central province of Phan Rang) and Da Lat will be restored at the cost of VND3,900 billion ($1.45 million).
The Thap Cham – Da Lat route will be completed by 2015.
Source: VNS
