The serene and romantic allure of Truong Tien Bridge captivates visitors, offering a peaceful escape in the heart of Hue.
As night falls, Truong Tien Bridge transforms into a dazzling spectacle, illuminated by a vibrant LED lighting system.
Phu Xuan Bridge stands as a testament to Hue’s development since 1975, connecting the city center to the western region and National Highway 1A.
Spanning 433 meters in length and 24 meters in width, Phu Xuan Bridge plays a crucial role in linking Hue city with its neighboring areas.
From Phu Xuan Bridge, visitors can soak in the tranquil beauty of the Perfume River, while also enjoying views of the Hue Citadel, the majestic Ngo Mon Gate, and the elegant Truong Tien Bridge.
Completed in 2012, Da Vien Bridge gracefully spans the Perfume River near the Imperial City of Hue, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
With its modern design, Da Vien Bridge not only alleviates traffic congestion on Truong Tien and Phu Xuan bridges but also fosters urban development in the western part of the city.
Sunset is the perfect time to capture the beauty of Da Vien Bridge, as the golden hour light creates stunning photographic opportunities.
Adjacent to Da Vien Bridge lies the Da Vien railway bridge, also known as Bach Ho Bridge, distinguished as the only bridge among the five exclusively dedicated to train traffic.
Constructed during the French colonial era, Bach Ho Bridge serves the North-South railway line, connecting Hue city to the broader region.
The rhythmic clatter of trains crossing Bach Ho Bridge has become an integral part of Hue’s collective memory, evoking nostalgia across generations.
Nguyen Hoang Bridge symbolizes Hue’s modern development in the 21st century, reflecting the city’s progress and vision for the future.
Strategically located in the northern part of the city, Nguyen Hoang Bridge connects Phu Xuan district to Thuan Hoa district, facilitating smoother transportation and urban growth.
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