Along the Co Co River

Co Co River boasts picturesque scenery. It was also the busiest inland waterway connecting Da Nang and Hoi An in the 18th and 19th centuries. However, due to siltation, the river's flow was disrupted for centuries, leaving only fragmented sections with different names.

More than just a bridge connecting heritage sites and promoting economic development, this river holds significant importance for the city's economic, cultural, and social development. Therefore, Da Nang has been striving to dredge the Co Co River to connect Da Nang with Hoi An, aiming to restore the waterway along the urban and coastal eco-tourism strip, creating momentum for the city's development.

A panoramic view of the construction site for the renovation, expansion, and upgrading of the Bien Bridge, a crucial bottleneck in the Co Co River revitalization project.

Numerous multi-billion dollar projects attracting investment from various corporations are located along the Co Co River, most notably the Diamond Island project (Hoa Xuan) near the end of the Co Co River, which is currently the most sought-after location.

The river flows through the scenic heritage site of Ngu Hanh Son, adding to the picturesque beauty of the area.

The Bai Dai Bridge contributes to enhancing the beauty of the landscape, meeting transportation needs, and promoting economic development on both sides of the Co Co River.

The unique cultural beauty of the Co Co River is preserved and recreated annually through various outstanding cultural activities that attract domestic and international tourists.

The life of the Co Co River will directly impact a segment of the population, especially the fishing villages along the Co Co River that rely on fishing for their livelihood.

Locals manually collect clams from the river.

The river's abundance has nourished generations of people living along the Co Co River.

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