Truong Tien Bridge, Hue - A historical witness that is beautiful forever over time

Trang Tien Bridge (also known as Truong Tien Bridge) is the first bridge built across the Huong River. One end of the bridge belongs to Phu Hoi ward and the other end belongs to Phu Hoa ward. Notably, in the late 19th century, this was the first bridge in Indochina to be built in the style and materials imported from the West. Trang Tien Bridge is mainly built of steel with a total length of 402.60m, including 6 steel girder spans in the shape of a comb, each span is 67m wide.

Truong Tien Bridge in Hue is considered a symbol of the ancient capital, bearing the historical mark through the ups and downs of the country. This is also an attractive tourist destination that attracts all visitors to Hue because of its charming and poetic beauty spanning the slowly flowing Perfume River.