First Look at Asia's Largest Exhibition Center in Hanoi

After more than 6 months of implementation, the main building of the National Exhibition Fair Center (replacing the old Exhibition Center in Giang Vo) is gradually taking shape.

The project includes an indoor exhibition building with 9 sub-areas covering an area of nearly 130,000 square meters, 4 outdoor exhibition parks with a total area of 20.6 hectares, two small-scale indoor exhibition halls and various auxiliary works...

The project is located in Dong Hoi and Xuan Canh communes, Dong Anh district (Hanoi), about 15km from the center of the capital, invested by Vietnam Exhibition Fair Center Joint Stock Company.

From the roof of the building, you can see across the Red River towards the inner city, including the wards of Phu Thuong, Nhat Tan, Tu Lien...

The building has a main hall of over 7,000 square meters, a dome 56.26 meters high, and an outer diameter of about 360 meters.

The main entrance is designed with inspiration from the image of the god Kim Quy - the god associated with the legend of building Co Loa citadel.

The surrounding ancillary facilities will include: a 12,680m2 Conference and Wedding Center with a capacity of 4,500 people; a 42-storey Grade A office tower and 5-star hotel; 2 smaller indoor exhibition halls with amenities such as banquet halls, workshops, restaurants and logistics areas.

After the main building block was assembled with steel frame structure, machinery and manpower were also mobilized to construct the roadbed.

The project is among the largest exhibition centers in the world; has a super-connected location and convenient transportation; and is expected to be an international destination for leading global trade events and exhibitions.

The National Exhibition and Fair Center has its main entrance facing Truong Sa Street and is expected to be completed in July on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of National Day (September 2).