Walking along the Huong River and checking in at Nguyen Hoang Bridge is a favorite among locals.

Attracted by the beautifully designed bridge, close to the architectural effect, the night light creates a charming, sparkling and very Hue beauty. Hue from the bridge's name named after Nguyen Hoang - the first lord of the Nguyen Dynasty to set foot in Thuan Hoa - Phu Xuan in Dang Trong from the 16th century. Hue from the design idea of ​​a slender, graceful bridge like a crane blending into the Hue River, Hue garden, Hue people are inherently gentle and meek. And even the debates and criticisms about the aesthetics, the safety level of the unique canopy lighting system on the bridge or the doubts about the design idea, with the reception, sharing, multi-dimensional exchange, a certain angle of communication, also contribute to creating public attention.

There are no and it is difficult to have detailed statistics on how many tourists Nguyen Hoang Bridge has attracted to Hue since its opening. I only know that some people, like my relatives from Dak Lak, when returning to their hometown, took their cars to check-in at Nguyen Hoang Bridge. The youthful happiness and the sparkling, charming photos of the bridge were also spread with the message that caused a "trend": When coming to Hue, you must visit Nguyen Hoang Bridge.

Truong Tien Bridge is associated with Hue's history and culture for over 120 years.

Until recently, walking along the Huong River to the old capital Kim Long, seeing the shape of the bridge looming and appearing among the trees, trees and water of Hue, I understood why every night, many tourists and locals came here. Along with the bustling crowd of people watching the scenery and checking in, not only the new image of Hue from the bridge was spread, but related services also had the opportunity to change. For example, a sugarcane juice and smoothie shop along Kim Long Street of a young couple just opened, "taking advantage" of the bridge's popularity, it was very crowded. And perhaps the happiest thing was that the photographers became more popular with the photography service here.

Talking about Nguyen Hoang Bridge, I suddenly thought that Hue could completely build a tourist tour associated with the bridges on the Perfume River. With Truong Tien Bridge, the ancient bridge associated with the history and culture of Hue for over 120 years, construction began under King Thanh Thai. Through time, war, natural disasters, the graceful bridge is the symbol of the ancient capital of Hue and has become a historical witness containing stories, which are the soul that creates the attraction of tourist destinations.

Da Vien Water Tower in a prime location in the middle of the Huong River is an interesting stop for tourists.

Or with Bach Ho Bridge - a special railway bridge that is more than a century old in Hue, it has also become famous after being chosen as the setting for popular Vietnamese films such as Mat Biec, Gai Gia Lam Chieu, sought after by young people with many sacred virtual check-in angles for travel enthusiasts. In particular, the massive Da Vien water tower, reflecting on the Huong River, creates a very unique corner of Hue, making a highlight of Bach Ho railway bridge when viewed from afar.

And there are many other bridges such as Tuan Bridge, spanning the Huong River upstream. Then Da Vien Bridge, Phu Xuan Bridge, Phu Luu Bridge downstream, connecting to Con Hen Oasis... Each bridge has its own life, its own highlights associated with the landscape of the Huong River, which if invested in and exploited, will certainly create interesting tours. Such as a walking journey along the Huong River to admire and take pictures of the bridges in the afternoon and when the city lights up; or a cruise on the river to enjoy the cool breeze and immerse yourself in the magic of the Huong River at night with the highlights of the bridges...

All are suggestions about one of the immense tourism potentials associated with the river space, which is a specialty and privilege that nature has bestowed upon Hue.

Kim Oanh

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