VietNamNet Bridge – The Rong Cao (Dragon Bridge), opened 2013, was described by the American television channel CNN as a favorite of residents and visitors, and an icon of a prosperous future.

Visitors to the city of Da Nang can see a fire breathing dragon. But it isn’t some mythical creature. This dragon is part of a 2,185-foot bridge, and its weekend pyrotechnic displays have ...

The Vietnamese city of Da Nang has celebrated the 38th anniversary of its liberation during the Vietnam War by opening a new bridge in the shape of a giant dragon that breathes huge balls of fire.

Da Nang is offering a 3,800m² site near Dragon Bridge for lease to establish the new Son Tra Night Market, with investor applications open until April 16. The site for lease is adjacent to the ...

The very definition of an Asian boomtown, Da ... dragon's head and body. The gas-powered flame and the spout of water are each given their own three-minute "show." Da Nang's original Han River ...

The central city of Da Nang has erected a 200-ton statue of a carp which was legendarily believed to turn into a dragon near the city’s signature bridge in the past. The statue, which weighs almost ...

Da Nang authorities are planning to create a home for this year's Tet dragon mascots by building a coastal park that will be open to the public for all to enjoy. The park will be located near the ...

For smaller kids, admission is free. 3. Dragon Bridge The Dragon Bridge spanning 666 meters (0.4 miles) over the Han River is one of Da Nang’s most iconic landmarks. Dragon Bridge spanning the Han ...

To celebrate the 38th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, authorities in the port city of Da Nang have opened the world’s largest dragon bridge. Featuring more than 2,500 energy-efficient ...