Most impressive bridges in Vietnam

The Anh Sao (Starlight) Bridge is located in the heart of the international commercial and financial district of Phu My Hung. The first modern pedestrian bridge of Vietnam, it cost VND50 billion (about US$2.5 million) to construct and was officially inaugurated in April 2010.
While many stop by to enjoy the beautiful scenery, others want to experience the splendour of a 170m-long walk amongst the LED-lit stars (simulated by the lights on the ground).
The solar powered lights collect energy during the day using specially designed battery panels located on the sides of the bridge.
The bridge, with its illuminated path and waterfalls, is a scenic feature drawing a lot of visitors.
Nuzzled along a beautiful river promenade with a fresh cool breeze flowing all the time, Anh Sao Bridge is an architectural symphony which perfectly harmonizes with the natural setting to create an ideal destination for local residents and visitors to enjoy.
Han River Bridge in Danang
Danang is named “the city of bridges”, and its most famous bridge is the Han River Bridge - the first swing bridge in Vietnam symbolising the city’s renovation process.
In the middle of the night, traffic is stopped from crossing the Han River Bridge and it swings on its axis to allow shipping traffic to pass along the river.
It not only facilitates transport but cradles a huge potential for awakening economic prospects for tourism thanks to its special design and the seismic beauty of the surrounding landscape.
The bridge is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Danang and a cultural spot of cosmopolitan Danang today.
Thi Nai Bridge in Binh Dinh
Thi Nai Bridge in the central coastal province of Binh Dinh is the longest cross-sea bridge in Vietnam, spanning nearly 7km.
Nestled amidst the mystical beauty of Thi Nai Lagoon and Phuong Mai Peninsula, Thi Nai Bridge links the city of Qui Nhon to Nhon Hoi Economic Zone. It is not solely for transportation purpose but serves as an enticing tourist spot in Binh Dinh province.
Can Tho Bridge in the Mekong Delta
Can Tho Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge over the Hau (Bassac) River - the largest distributary of the Mekong River in the southern city of Can Tho. The bridge has six lanes measuring 23m in width, with 4 lanes for traffic and two for pedestrians.
Inaugurated in 2010, Can Tho Bridge is the longest main span (550m) bridge in Southeast Asia, with construction cost of VND4.842 trillion (roughly US$342.6 million), making it the most expensive bridge in Vietnam.
Vinh Tuy Bridge in Hanoi
Vinh Tuy Bridge is one of seven bridges over the Red River in Hanoi. The bridge was constructed to relieve traffic on Chuong Duong and Long Bien bridges and to link urban areas and industrial parks in the north with the centre of Hanoi.
Cau Rong (Dragon) Bridge in Danang
Cau Rong (Dragon) Bridge on the Han River in Danang features 166 metres of undulating steel in the shape of a giant fire-breathing dragon flying towards the East Sea.
Vietnam’s many bridges are incredible architectural achievements and pieces of history. They not only create a convenient traffic network and bring a source of pride for local people but are some of the most attractive tourist destinations in the nation.

The main span of the 37.5m-wide bridge is bookended by two 128m side sections, with a head and tail on each end of those. The whole structure weighs 8,164 tonnes and stretches 666m in length.
With unique aesthetic and creative characteristics, the bridge won the Diamond Award in the 2014 Engineering Excellence Awards (EEA) in the structural systems category.
After opening to traffic in March 2013, the Dragon Bridge has become one of Danang’s main tourist attractions and symbols.