More signs will be installed to advise residents and visitors not to feed monkeys while sightseeing or picnicking on the Son Tra Peninsula. Photo: Tran Bang / Tuoi Tre
Since July 21, enforcement teams have been patrolling three shifts a day along roads leading up Son Tra Mountain.
Officials have already dismantled makeshift stalls opposite Green Lake and cleared informal roadside 'chill spots,' popular hangout areas among young people that created severe traffic hazards on steep mountain roads.
Enforcement teams work three shifts a day to prevent vendors from returning to cleared areas on Son Tra Mountain. Photo: Nguyen Qua / Tuoi Tre
Traffic officers are also ticketing motorbikes parked illegally along Hoang Sa Street near the InterContinental resort.
Beyond clearing unauthorized businesses, officials are warning visitors not to feed the peninsula's wild monkey population.
The Da Nang administration has ordered inspections and a crackdown on littering, illegal businesses and tourist harassment on the Son Tra Peninsula. Photo: Nguyen Qua / Tuoi Tre
New safety and warning signs will soon be installed along major tourist routes, advising visitors and locals against feeding wildlife while sightseeing or picnicking.
"We are taking firm action from the fishing wharf and beaches all the way up Son Tra Mountain to restore order," local authorities stated, adding that stricter measures will target unlicensed vendors, illegal beach camping, and anyone harassing or pressuring tourists into buying services.
More signs will be installed to advise residents and visitors not to feed monkeys while sightseeing or picnicking on the Son Tra Peninsula. Photo: Tran Bang / Tuoi Tre
The citywide crackdown follows a wave of complaints from residents and tourists.
Unlicensed drink stalls set up at night on steep bends below Linh Ung Pagoda had become major safety risks, blocking traffic and leaving behind piles of trash.
Meanwhile, beachgoers reported aggressive street vendors, poor sanitation, and illegal water-sports operators pressuring visitors to rent jet skis and surfboards at My Khe Beach and surrounding coastal areas.
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