Discover the Most Beautiful Bridges in Da Nang

Built in 1998, Han River Bridge stands as the only rotating bridge in Vietnam. It was constructed entirely from the contributions of local residents, making it a symbol of Da Nang. Particularly, every weekend at 11 PM, the bridge gracefully revolves around the Han River. With its captivating beauty, the Han River has inspired poetry, music, and art. Over time, it has become ingrained in the lifeblood of the locals. Taking a stroll on this bridge in the evening is a marvelous experience.

Witness the ever-changing colors of the bridge and immerse yourself in the fresh air blended with the river breeze. It's a delightful experience for both locals and tourists. The number of visitors to the bridge increases annually, attracting not only domestic tourists but also international visitors who marvel at the beauty of the Han River.

One of the noteworthy bridges is the Tran Thi Ly Bridge, a bridge designed in European style spanning the Han River. Built in 2009 but only inaugurated in 2013, it boasts modern architecture with a unique cable-stayed structure. The bridge is inspired by the concept of a sail catching the wind and reaching out far and wide.

Not just for the people of Da Nang, but also for tourists, witnessing the Tran Thi Ly Bridge is an emotional experience due to its grandeur and artistic beauty. The sail catching the wind not only symbolizes the aspirations of the people of Da Nang but also serves as a source of pride for their hard work and creativity.

Dragon Bridge, completed in 2013, takes the form of a dragon, earning its reputation as the world's largest steel dragon and an amazing nighttime entertainment spot in Da Nang. Spanning 666m over the Han River, the bridge symbolizes the city with its image of a dragon capable of spouting water and fire.

Constructing a bridge in the shape of a dragon symbolizes Da Nang's growing strength and global outreach. The dragon, constantly transforming day and night, represents integration and development. Building this extraordinary bridge has attracted tourists from all corners of the country to marvel at its majestic beauty. Dragon Bridge is a fantastic destination for friends worldwide.

Every Saturday and Sunday night, as well as major holidays at

9 PM, Dragon Bridge puts on a unique water and fire show, offering a grand and fascinating spectacle for locals and visitors alike.

In terms of architecture, this bridge is designed with 14 Poni steel trusses, spanning over 500 meters, with a bridge width of 10.5 meters and a road width of approximately 8.5 meters, with no sidewalks on either side. Nguyen Van Troi Bridge in Da Nang has undergone two renovations in 1978 and 1996. Today, this bridge is considered a city landmark and has contributed to the tourism development of Da Nang.

Amidst many new and modern bridges, Nguyen Van Troi Bridge still holds its unique and captivating charm. Unlike the bustling atmosphere of the nearby Tran Thi Ly Bridge or the sparkling beauty of Dragon Bridge, this place offers a serene and profound ambiance in the midst of a vibrant, dynamic city. Moreover, Nguyen Van Troi Pedestrian Bridge is becoming a favorite photography spot for photographers, especially young enthusiasts looking for unique shots.

Always listed among the renowned entertainment spots in the city, Nguyen Van Troi Bridge is an attractive destination you shouldn't miss when visiting Da Nang. Besides enjoying the peaceful atmosphere, you'll capture countless unique photos to cherish as your own memories.

Thuan Phuoc Bridge holds a unique position where the Han River flows into the sea at the entrance of Da Nang Bay. Constructed in 2003, the bridge boasts a modern and distinctive design, appearing perfectly beautiful from any angle. It is recognized as the longest cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam. Beyond facilitating easier transportation for locals, Thuan Phuoc Bridge also enhances trade connections between districts. The construction of the bridge has contributed to the economic and touristic development of the city, introducing a fresh architectural concept and unique design ideas.

Thuan Phuoc Bridge stands proudly at the confluence of river and sea, captivating residents with its elegant beauty illuminated by sparkling lights amidst the vast river area. Silently connecting the two banks of the Han River, it adds a mysterious charm to the city.

Perched at an altitude of 1,400m, stretching 150m with 8 spans (the longest span being 21.2m) – Golden Bridge has been captivating tourists since its opening in 6/2018 due to its beauty, unique design, and its stunning location. Situated in the Ba Na Hills tourist area, the bridge offers panoramic views of mountains, seas, and the entire city of Da Nang under the golden sunlight, creating an enchanting spectacle for visitors.

In the Ba Na Hills tourist area, the bridge serves as a link between the Marseille and Bordeaux stations, transporting visitors to the flower gardens from the French village or the foot of the mountain. The bridge has been praised as impressively as the Langkawi Sky Bridge in Malaysia – one of the most stunningly designed bridges globally.

Tuyen Son Bridge is also one of Da Nang's long-standing bridges, constructed in 2002. The bridge has significantly contributed to the mobility of the local residents across the Han River. Additionally, it is categorized as one of Da Nang's tourist attractions. Tourists should explore it to witness its majestic beauty firsthand.

Tien Son Bridge (or Tuyen Son Bridge) serves as a crucial link, making Da Nang Port - one of Vietnam's major ports - bustling with activity. With its high load-bearing capacity, Tien Son Bridge acts as a key transit point for millions of tons of goods to neighboring countries like Laos, Cambodia, through the East-West economic corridor.

Love Bridge on the East bank of the Han River draws inspiration from famous love-lock bridges like Pont des Arts (France), Hohenzollern (Germany), Milvio (Italy)... It was inaugurated and put into operation in May 2015. Love Bridge features a 68m long, 6m wide arch, facing the center of the Han River, providing ample space to admire the beauty on both banks of the Han River.

During the evening, hundreds of red heart-shaped lanterns illuminate, casting beautiful reflections on the water surface. Additionally, the statue of “Carp transforming into a Dragon” gives visitors the impression of being in the beautiful country of Singapore.

The “Carp transforming into a Dragon” is a white marble statue weighing 200 tons, standing 7.5m tall (excluding the base). This unique work of art depicts a powerful carp transforming into a dragon on the water waves, symbolizing peace, prosperity, unity, and more...

After 18 months of construction, on March 29, 2015, the bridge was inaugurated to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the liberation of Da Nang city (March 29, 1975 – March 29, 2015). The three-tiered overpass, considered the largest in Vietnam at that time, went into operation, putting an end to traffic accidents at the intersection of National Highway 1A and the North-South railway.

The bridge holds rich symbolism, with the Linga tower representing masculine energy and the Yoni loop symbolizing feminine energy. The combination of yin and yang creates the prosperity and regeneration of the universe. These are mythical creatures from the Champa culture. The bridge serves various purposes, including transportation, regional identity, and high aesthetic value.