Below are bridges with unique and durable architecture over time, helping you love and be proud of the cultural heritage of the nation.
Luong Pagoda covered bridge
Luong Pagoda’s tile-roofed bridge, located in Hai Anh commune, Hai Hau district, Nam Dinh province, is one of the oldest bridges in Vietnam. Built more than 500 years ago, this bridge has a unique architecture with a tiled roof and sturdy ironwood pillars. This tile-roofed bridge is not only an important means of transportation but also an architectural work of art. The landscape surrounding the bridge creates a poetic and peaceful natural picture.
Thuong Market covered bridge
Thuong Market covered bridge, located in Nam Truc district, Nam Dinh province, is one of the ancient and unique bridges in Vietnam. Built during the Nguyen Dynasty, this bridge stands out with its traditional tiled roof architecture and sturdy wooden pillars. Thuong Market covered bridge is not only an important traffic connection but also a place associated with many historical and cultural events of the locality. The bridge creates a beautiful scene, attracting many tourists to visit.
Hoi An Covered Bridge
Hoi An Covered Bridge, also known as the Japanese Covered Bridge, is a cultural and historical symbol of Hoi An ancient town. The bridge was built in the 17th century by Japanese merchants, with an architectural style that harmoniously combines Japanese, Chinese and Vietnamese styles. The Covered Bridge has a roof and sturdy wooden pillars, creating a sacred and elegant space.
In the 400 years since its construction, despite the attention and preservation of many generations of Hoi An authorities and residents, the Japanese Covered Bridge could not avoid deterioration like many other wooden architectural structures. By early August 2024, the Japanese Covered Bridge had changed its appearance after a period of restoration. This is a destination not to be missed when visiting Hoi An, where visitors can clearly feel the ancient and peaceful beauty.
Thanh Toan tile bridge
Thanh Toan covered bridge, located in Thua Thien Hue province, is one of the oldest and most unique bridges in Central Vietnam. The bridge was built in the 18th century and stands out for its tiled roof and sturdy ironwood pillars. Thanh Toan covered bridge is not only an important means of transportation but also a place where many cultural activities and festivals of local people take place. The landscape surrounding the bridge creates a peaceful and beautiful natural picture.
The Huc Bridge
The Huc Bridge, a famous symbol of Hanoi, spans Hoan Kiem Lake, connecting the lakeside with Ngoc Son Temple. Built in the 19th century, the bridge has a unique architecture with a brilliant red color, reminiscent of the image of the morning sun. The Huc means “where the early morning sunlight rests”, symbolizing prosperity and peace. The Huc Bridge is not only a tourist attraction but also a place associated with many important historical and cultural events of Hanoi, creating a harmonious beauty between nature and architecture.
The ancient and long-standing bridges in Vietnam are not only admirable engineering works but also important cultural and historical symbols. Each bridge carries its own story, creating an irresistible attraction for tourists. Hopefully, with the above suggestions, you will have the opportunity to explore and feel the hidden beauty of these bridges. Plan your trip and enjoy wonderful moments at these destinations.
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