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Decision No. 759/QD-TTg, issued on April 14, 2025, by the Prime Minister, officially approved the strategic plan for the reorganization of provincial-level administrative units, while simultaneously creating a two-tiered local government model, opening a new chapter in the development process of many localities nationwide. Accordingly, the merger of the two potentially rich coastal provinces of South Central Vietnam, Ninh Thuan and Khanh Hoa, will form a new province called Khanh Hoa.
This historic merger is not merely a geographical and administrative consolidation, but also promises profound economic, cultural, and social changes for the region. In particular, the new Khanh Hoa province will become the province with the longest coastline in Vietnam. With Khanh Hoa's already impressive 385 km coastline, now enhanced by the stunning 105 km of Ninh Thuan's coastline, Khanh Hoa will possess an immense advantage in marine resources, opening up unprecedented opportunities for sustainable development.
"A soft silk ribbon" connects the two famous bays of Nha Trang.
Dubbed a "gentle silk ribbon" winding through the picturesque landscape of Khanh Hoa, Nguyen Tat Thanh Boulevard, with its impressive length of over 35 km, proudly stretches as a bridge connecting two precious gems of Central Vietnam's coastal tourism: the romantic Nha Trang Bay and the captivating Cam Ranh Bay. Starting from the vibrant heart of Nha Trang city, this road follows the coastline, embracing stunning scenery before merging into Cam Lam district, where it intersects with National Highway 1, opening up new horizons of discovery.
Here, time seems to stand still, and visitors can immerse themselves in its incredibly captivating beauty.
It's no exaggeration to say that Nguyen Tat Thanh Boulevard is the most beautiful road in Khanh Hoa, a masterpiece of blending modern infrastructure with pristine natural beauty. A journey along this boulevard is like an emotional excursion, as visitors admire the gently winding curves around the majestic Cu Hin pass, stretching like an arc embracing the turquoise waters, creating a surprisingly peaceful and relaxing scene.
This place has an extremely convenient location for tourists to visit.
Not only does Nguyen Tat Thanh Boulevard possess captivating beauty, but it is also a vital artery, playing a key role in connecting the center of Nha Trang city with Cam Ranh International Airport, an important gateway for trade and tourism in the region.
Thanks to this route, tourists from all over can easily and quickly access attractive destinations such as the pristine Bai Dai beach and the high-end resorts springing up along the coast, thereby strongly promoting the economic development of the entire region and increasing the value of potentially valuable coastal real estate.
Khanh Hoa focuses on developing beach tourism.
With most of its length planned as a wide four-lane highway, Nguyen Tat Thanh Boulevard has significantly shortened travel time between Nha Trang and Cam Ranh Airport, thereby maximizing convenience for tourists and trade activities. In just 35 to 45 minutes traveling on this beautiful road, visitors can reach the airport or vice versa, opening up endless exploration possibilities and contributing to affirming Khanh Hoa's position on the Vietnamese and international tourism map.
The Ninh Thuan coastal road, where the pristine beauty captivates the heart.
Along the sun-drenched and windswept central coast, the Ninh Thuan coastal road boasts a pristine and majestic beauty that captivates anyone who sets foot on it. More than just a vital transportation route, this road is also a journey of discovery, leading visitors through unique natural landscapes and distinctive cultural landmarks of this region.
In contrast, the coastal road of Ninh Thuan has a wild and rustic appearance.
Renowned as the country's leading renewable energy hub, Ninh Thuan boasts a comprehensive and modern transportation infrastructure. With 57 operational wind and solar power projects, totaling an impressive 3,700 MW of capacity, it not only affirms its pioneering position in the clean energy sector but also contributes to the province's sustainable economic development.
Furthermore, the comprehensive road network, seamlessly connecting economic regions, along with deep-water seaports facilitating maritime trade, has created a solid foundation for comprehensive development. In particular, the coastal road stretching from Ca Na in Thuan Nam district to Vinh Hai commune in Ninh Hai district not only serves as a bridge between the mainland and offshore islands but also holds significant strategic importance for regional economic development and national defense and security.
The coastal road of Ninh Thuan passes through Nui Chua National Park, one of 11 UNESCO-recognized World Biosphere Reserves.
With its unique geographical advantages, characteristic arid climate, and a coastline stretching over 105 km, Ninh Thuan is like a rough gem being polished, possessing countless captivating destinations. Vinh Hy Bay, one of the eight most beautiful bays in Vietnam, appears like a watercolor painting with its turquoise waters embracing majestic rocky mountains. Nui Chua National Park, one of the 11 UNESCO-recognized World Biosphere Reserves, is home to a diverse and rich ecosystem, from primeval forests to vibrant coral reefs.
The "new" Khanh Hoa province, with the addition of Ninh Thuan, not only increases in geographical length but also gains a richer tourism base, deeper cultural heritage, greater economic potential, and a visionary outlook towards the open sea. This creates a seamless coastal tourism corridor, promising to unlock boundless potential along the central coast.
