The project site in Dong Anh district has been mostly cleared, and to facilitate the groundbreaking ceremony on the morning of May 19th (as indicated by the arrow), nearly 2 km of the access road in Dong Hoi, Dong Anh district, has been constructed and asphalted.
The access road to Tu Lien Bridge in the future will have a sufficiently wide cross-section of 6 vehicle lanes and accompanying sidewalks.
The construction units have cleared and leveled the access road area up to the Duong River bank in Dong Anh, with the Red River located further ahead.
The access road to Tu Lien Bridge, stretching over 2 km from Truong Sa Road (National Highway 5 Extension) to the Duong River embankment, is taking shape.
The entire construction area of Tu Lien Bridge, including its location on the ground (indicated by the dark pink line), has been agreed upon and mapped by the relevant units. With a length of 5.1 km, Tu Lien Bridge will be the first bridge to span both the Red River and the Duong River.
The bridge’s starting point in the inner city is at Au Co Street (opposite Thang Loi Hotel), and the access road will follow the current Lane 310 of Nghi Tam Street.
In Dong Anh, the connection point of the Tu Lien Bridge project is where the bridge road intersects with the current Truong Sa Road.
A simulated bridge section (indicated by the dark pink line) shows the crossing over the Red River and Duong River.
The intersection of Tu Lien Bridge’s access road (red line) and Truong Sa Road in Dong Hoi, Dong Anh, is expected to become a major interchange with high traffic density in northern Hanoi once the bridge is open to traffic.
Six More Red River Crossings: Construction to Commence This Year
“In an ambitious move to enhance transportation links and urban development on both sides of the Red River, the Hanoi People’s Committee has announced plans to construct six additional bridges across the river by the end of 2025. This announcement comes hot on the heels of the construction commencement of the Tu Lien Bridge on May 19, underscoring the city’s commitment to improving connectivity and fostering balanced growth in the area.”
‘Cutting’ the Price Fever: Hanoi’s Apartment Market Stabilizes
The residential property market in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City has witnessed a slowdown in price growth, no longer surging at the same rate as in 2024. This insight is according to the Ministry of Construction’s report on housing and the real estate market for the first quarter of 2025.
‘Lightning-Fast’ Construction: How Hanoi’s Mega Project is Set to Become a Global Trading Hub
With a smile of satisfaction, the Prime Minister witnessed the bustling and vigorous construction site of Hanoi’s mega-project, ranked among the top 10 in the world.
Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong Escorts Prime Minister to the National Exhibition Center: A Glimpse of the Top 10 Global Super Project
Introducing the latest masterpiece from Vingroup – a sprawling 90-hectare development that has garnered global recognition, ranking among the top 10 in the world. With construction in its final sprint, the project is on track for completion by July 2025.
Hundreds of Customers Choose Anlac Green Symphony Basement Villas
On the morning of May 18, 2025, the highly anticipated third sales launch event for the Anlac Green Symphony project took place. Titled “The Green Symphony that Awakens the 5 Senses,” the event was a resounding success, attracting hundreds of eager attendees to the Anlac Green Symphony urban area.
