Top bridges become ideal check-in spots nationwide

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Hamptons Pier Ho Tram opened in September, 2022. The country’s first pier is the longest in Asia and has a total length of more than 270 metres, of which the main bridge over the sea stretches for 237.5 metres long.
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The glimmering Golden Bridge is lifted by two giant hands in the central city of Da Nang and has attracted hordes of guests since it opened in June, 2018.
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The 150 metre golden thread of walkway sits at over 1,400 meters above sea level in the Ba Na Hills tourism complex. From the bridge, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Nui Chua, widely regarded as the most beautiful mountain in Da Nang.
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The Golden Bridge was ranked among the top 100 World’s Greatest Places in 2018 by Time magazine. In 2021 it topped a list of the new wonders of the world by the Daily Mail of the UK.
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A 632-metre-long glass bridge in Muong Sang commune of Moc Chau district in the northern province of Son La opens for visitors on April 30, 2022.
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Bach Long bridge in Son La province is recognised as the world’s longest cliff-side path by Guinness World Records (GWR) and the world’s glass-bottomed bridge by the World Record Association (WRA) and the Official World Record (OWR).
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The world’s longest glass bridge in the northern province of Son La has attracted plenty of tourists since opening. Only 500 people are allowed to walk on the bridge at a time to ensure safety.
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Kiss Bridge is considered as an architectural masterpiece in Sunset Town, a resort entertainment complex developed by Sun Group in Phu Quoc island city.
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The highlight of Sunset Town is Cau Hon (Kiss Bridge) that caused a fever on social media after the MV “I agree” by singer Duc Phuc and the band 911 was released in 2022.
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Sunset Town, including Kiss Bridge in Phu Quoc island city, is a romantic wedding photography location for many couples.

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