4 bridges with special designs of Da Nang
The architecture of the Tran Thi Ly bridge is soft, feminine, viewed from afar, the cable-stayed system and
Thuan Phuoc Bridge Da Nang is one of the typical architecture of the city. Not only the traffic work, but the bridge also brings many cultural and tourist values that are loved by locals and tourists.
Locating Thuan Phuoc Bridge Da Nang
If the Han River Quay Bridge is the first bridge marking the development of the city, witnessing the transformation in the East of the Han River; Tran Thi Ly Bridge and Dragon Bridge with images of sails reaching far and a mighty dragon expressing the will of Da Nang to constantly strive to rise, Thuan Phuoc Bridge stands tall at the beginning of the sea and at the end of the river, captivating many people. by its delicate, luxurious, and outstanding beauty with twinkling lights shining in the middle of the immense river.
Thuan Phuoc Bridge Da Nang is located in a very special position, at the end of the Han River, adjacent to Da Nang Bay. That location is also where the Han River empties into Da Nang Bay. It can be said that the sentence bridge in a unique position has 1 – 0 – 2, a “junction” with one side is the immense sea, the other side is the Han River, in front is Son Tra peninsula with beautiful mountains. undulating mountain range.
Thuan Phuoc Bridge Da Nang has officially started construction in 2003 and completed after 6 years. The bridge has an investment of about 1,000 billion VND with a length of nearly 2km. The bridge is nearly 20m wide, has 4 lanes for cars with a modern lighting system.
Thuan Phuoc Bridge not only helps connect traffic, create momentum for economic development, but also creates outstanding architectural work to promote tourism development and build a dynamic image of Da Nang city. Until now, the bridge still holds the record as the bridge with the largest span span in our country.
Move to Thuan Phuoc bridge Da Nang
Starting from the center of Da Nang, you move to Au Co street to the fork, turn left onto street 5. From here continue to go straight and then turn left onto Nguyen Luong Bang Street. Go a short distance, then turn left onto Phan Van Dinh street. Run until the end of the road, turn to Nguyen Tat Thanh Street, go straight all the way, you will see Thuan Phuoc bridge.
Interesting experiences at Thuan Phuoc bridge
Super nice check-in
Referring to the top check-in points in Da Nang , the Thuan Phuoc bridge is definitely not to be missed. On this bridge as well as the surrounding area, there are many super-beautiful photo locations. Standing on the bridge, you can not only see a dynamic and youthful Da Nang city, but also admire the immense sea and charming mountain scenery. This place promises to bring you an impressive virtual live background.
According to Da Nang travel experience , you should visit here to check in on days with light sunshine and high blue sky. The best time is from 7:00 – 8:00 or 16:30 – 18:00. At that time, the scene at the bridge was encapsulated in two words “romantic”. This is also the time when the sea and sky are dyed an impressive orange color that makes many hearts feel nostalgic and nostalgic. Many tourists and couples often choose to come to the bridge at that time to take unique photos as a souvenir.
See the sunset
Coming to Thuan Phuoc bridge in Da Nang in the late afternoon, you will feel that this bridge is as beautiful as a love story. Standing on the bridge or any small corner nearby, you will witness the red sun gradually lowering, covered with a very romantic orange-yellow layer.
See the scenery of the Han River at night
At each time of the day, Thuan Phuoc Bridge Da Nang wears different clothes. After sunset is also the time when the city lights up, the bridge also begins to celebrate colorful lights with hundreds of shimmering LED lights, casting shadows on the gentle and fanciful river.
More than a traffic artery, the Thuan Phuoc Bridge in Da Nang has now become a tourist symbol of the city. If you have the opportunity to travel to Da Nang, please visit and check in with this wonderful bridge!
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