Con Ga Church is a famous heritage site in Da Lat City, located in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong (Source: VNA)
Lam Dong (VNA)- Planning experts have urged authorities in the Central Highlands provinceof Lam Dong to preserve the special urban heritage of Da Lat city.
Experts at departments, agencies, and universities discussed urban and culturalpreservation and development, particularly its French colonial-eraarchitecture, at a seminar held in Da Lat on December 27.
Planning expert Le Quang Ninh said that hundreds of special architectural worksin the city should be preserved and promoted.
Deputy Director of the provincial Department of Culture, Sports,and Tourism Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc, spoke about the cultural value of Frencharchitecture, saying that it was necessary to preserve, upgrade or remove manybuildings constructed in the early or mid-20th century.
Urban planning expert Ngo Viet Nam Son said that planning should include greenspaces and bodies of water between and around high-rise projects.
“Da Lat city’s streets have the potential to become pedestrianised areas, whichwould attract tourists,” he added.
Doan Minh Khoi of the Vietnam Association of Architects said the cityshould also promote health tourism, high-quality health care products and itsagricultural economy.
“When new projects are built, attention must be paid to protecting theenvironment and forestry resources as well as preserving cultural and historicrelics,” he said.
Under Da Lat’s development plan by 2030, approved by the Prime Minister in2014, the city has adjusted its plan from a scale of 393 sq.km to 3,359 sq.km.
Based on a government decision, Da Lat plans to become a “modern,environmentally friendly city, a national and international resort city, ascientific research centre, and a national and international trade centre.”
It will offer training and technological transfer in agricultural productionand become a biodiversity protection research centre as well.
Following its master plan to 2020, Da Lat and its vicinity target becoming asmart city.
Bao Loc city is expected to be upgraded to a grade II industrialurban city, while Duc Trong district would be a grade III urban area and a keyeconomic zone in the southern region.
Da Lat became famous over the last 120 years since its founding thanks to itstemperate weather, spectacular landscapes and architecture, including manyFrench villas.-VNA
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