Binh Dinh martial arts park will be built in Quy Nhon city.

The People's Committee of Binh Dinh province has just assigned the Department of Construction, the Department of Culture and Sports , the People's Committee of Quy Nhon City and related departments and branches to implement the project to renovate the expanded Children's Park into Binh Dinh Martial Arts Park.

Perspective of Binh Dinh Martial Arts Park on the coast of Quy Nhon City. (Source: Culture Newspaper)

Built in 2004, the expanded children’s park is a combination of cultural and recreational park and thematic park, serving young people. Up to now, after 20 years of exploitation and use, the technical infrastructure at the park has degraded.

According to the renovation project, Binh Dinh martial arts park will be built on an area of ​​about 1.91 hectares, bordering Xuan Dieu street to the north; children's park to the south; the sea to the east; and An Duong Vuong street to the west.

The project has a total cost of over 47.8 billion VND, of which Quy Nhon City's budget is over 41.2 billion VND, the remaining over 6.6 billion VND from socialized capital sources.

Regarding investment items, the current community activity yard will be renovated and upgraded into a circular central yard with an area of ^{​​3,200m2} made of polished stone structure, with bronze drum logo motifs.

The seating platforms are arranged around the central courtyard like a grandstand made of polished stone with suitable, harmonious colors or granite. The highlight of the martial arts park is two areas where statues are installed and erected showing traditional martial arts postures of Binh Dinh.

Quy Nhon City hopes the park will reflect and honor the traditional martial arts culture of Binh Dinh, an important cultural feature of the Central region.

In particular, this park will become an attractive destination, attracting tourists and local people, contributing to tourism development, improving the quality of life for the community, creating a healthy and dynamic living environment.