Ring Road 3.5 (from Thang Long Avenue to National Highway 32)
A section of the Ring Road 3.5 project.
After 8 long years since its commencement, the 5.5 km Ring Road 3.5, stretching from Thang Long Avenue to National Highway 32, is finally being rushed back into construction.
With a total investment of nearly VND 1,800 billion, the project is under the management of the People’s Committee of Hoai Duc district. So far, the project has reached an estimated 90% of the contract volume and is expected to be completed by 2025.
Once completed, Ring Road 3.5 will play a crucial role in connecting the north and south of the Red River, gradually synchronizing the infrastructure of the region.
Additionally, the road will provide convenient transportation for residents of Villa Garden, Bac An Khanh (Splendora), and An Lac urban areas to move to Nhon and the center of Hanoi.
Ring Road 3.5 Interchange with Thang Long Avenue
Location of the interchange between Ring Road 3.5 and Thang Long Avenue.
After 3 years of anticipation since the project’s approval, on April 19, the People’s Committee of Hanoi city commenced the construction of the interchange project between Ring Road 3.5 and Thang Long Avenue in Hoai Duc district, Hanoi. The project has a total investment of VND 2,400 billion and is managed by the Project Management Board for Civil Construction Works in Hanoi.
Projects benefiting from the interchange (photo: Ngoc Dep).
The interchange includes an underground tunnel on Thang Long Avenue, following the direction of Hoang Tung Street (also known as Le Trong Tan Street) towards National Highway 32, with a length of 975 meters. It also features four turbine branches with reinforced concrete slab beams, spanning 2,357 meters.
This interchange holds significant importance as it strengthens the connection between Ring Road 3.5 and Thang Long Avenue, two vital transportation arteries in western Hanoi. Upon completion, the project will reduce travel time for thousands of residents living in Geleximco, Nam An Khanh, Thien Duong Bao Son, and Duong Noi areas, providing easier access to My Dinh, central Hanoi.
Le Quang Dao Extended Street
Map of Le Quang Dao Extended Street.
On April 19, the Le Quang Dao Extended Street was officially opened to traffic after 2 years of construction. The project, with a total investment of over VND 700 billion, was managed by the People’s Committee of Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi.
The 2.6 km long road starts at the intersection of Le Quang Dao Street with Thang Long Avenue (Nam Tu Liem district) and ends at the intersection with Le Trong Tan Street (also known as Ring Road 3.5 in Ha Dong district).
The completion of Le Quang Dao Extended Street has provided a convenient connection for residents of FLC Premier Parc, Louis City, and Duong Noi urban areas to easily travel to My Dinh, Thang Long Avenue, and the city center.
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