Major components of NovaWorld Phan Thiet to be put into use at year-end

Several major components of NovaWorld Phan Thiet entertainment and tourism complex, including the 36-hole PGA golf course cluster, will be put into operation at the end of this year, according to developer Novaland Group.
Major components of NovaWorld Phan Thiet to be put into use at year-end ảnh 1At NovaWorld Phan Thiet complex (Photo: Novaland Group)
Hanoi (VNA) – Several major components ofNovaWorld Phan Thiet entertainment and tourism complex, including the 36-hole PGAgolf course cluster, will be put into operation at the end of this year,according to developer Novaland Group.

The cluster comprises two world-class golf courses – PGA Gardenand PGA Ocean – which is dubbed as the project’s most outstanding feature. Itis designed by Australian golf legend Greg Norman and known as the only inVietnam approved by the US Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA).

PGA Garden also houses PGA Academy, the only of its kindin Vietnam and Southeast Asia, which provides professional golf coachinglessons.

Other components to be soon available include PGA GolfVillas, the 25-ha Circus Land Amusement Park, and Sport Complex which has twofootball fields and four tennis courts in the first phase. There is also the16-ha marine park Miami Bikini Beach Sport Complex with a series of facilitiessuch as restaurant clusters, beach clubs, statues, and outdoor sports areas.

The developer has started the handover of the firstsecond-home villas in NovaWorld Phan Thiet to customers.

NovaWorld Phan Thiet is located in Phan Thiet City in thesouth central province of Binh Thuan.

Covering an area of over 1,000ha, the project will havehouses, second-home villas and shop-houses, all with a view of the sea. Inaddition, it will contain an entertainment area with theme parks, a pettingzoo, golf course and beach club.

Novaland is a giant property developer in the countrythat targets expanding its investment to the hospitality sector in the country’stourism sites of Phu Quoc, Binh Thuan, Khanh Hoa and Ba Ria-Vung Tau./.

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