It is the longest suspension bridge in Vietnam by total length.
The bridge's vertical clearance allows for the passage of large vessels entering and exiting Da Nang Port.
Construction required a total investment of nearly 1 trillion VND.
The deck height sits 27 meters above the river level to accommodate maritime traffic.
The bridge was engineered to withstand seismic activity and high-velocity winds common in the coastal region.
Thuan Phuoc Bridge is a 1,850-meter-long suspension bridge crossing the Han River mouth where it meets Da Nang Bay. Completed in 2009, it connects the Hai Chau and Son Tra districts. The structure features a three-span continuous steel girder system supported by two main towers. It serves as the final link in the coastal road connecting the Hai Van Pass to the Son Tra Peninsula. The design includes four lanes for motor vehicles and two lanes for pedestrians. The bridge is illuminated by an automated LED system that changes colors at night.
From the river banks on either the Hai Chau or Nai Hien Dong side to capture the full span of the bridge and the reflection on the water.
Walk or cycle along the bridge deck to experience panoramic views of the bay and the city skyline.
Visit during the early evening to witness the transition from sunset to the bridge's LED light display.
Be aware of strong crosswinds due to the bridge's exposed location at the river mouth.
Attempting to walk across during high-wind advisories or during peak rush hour traffic when vehicle speeds are higher.
