Hanoi Clarifies Ba Vi Safari Park's Planning Area, Dispels Rumors of Expansion
Ba Vi district in Hanoi has officially announced the planning area for the Ba Vi Safari Park project to be approximately 299.51 hectares, refuting rumors of an expansion to 580 hectares. The project, with an estimated investment of VND 6.5 trillion (approximately $275 million), is slated for construction and operation between late 2026 and early 2030, aiming to integrate a wildlife park with eco-tourism.
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