Cam Le is one of the six districts of Da Nang, established by Government Decree 102/NĐ-CP on August 5, 2005. It was formed from Khue Trung Ward of Hai Chau District and three communes - Hoa Tho, Hoa Phat, and Hoa Xuan - from Hoa Vang District. Covering an area of 34 square kilometers, Cam Le has undergone dramatic changes over the past two decades, transforming from a suburban district into a central hub for the city's development.

With its infrastructure, including bridges and key projects, the district has grown and strengthened regional economic links. Moreover, with its geographical advantages, unique space, and distinctive cultural features, Cam Le is set to be a major development highlight for the city in the future.

Da Nang Weekend invites you to revisit Cam Le through a series of photographs by author Nguyen Huu Tan (Da Nang).

Nguyễn Tri Phương Bridge connects Hoa Xuan Ward with Khue Trung Ward, serving as a major route linking Ngu Hanh Son District with Cam Le and the city center.

The City Exhibition and Convention Center, a key architectural project for both the city and Cam Le District.

The prominent roundabout connecting Nguyen Phuoc Lan Street and March 29th Street links the districts of Cam Le, Hai Chau, and Ngu Hanh Son.

The headquarters of the Hoa Phat Ward People’s Committee was built and handed over for use in 2020.

In 2024, Buu Dan Festival honoring the Third Holy Mother was officially celebrated at the district level for the first time. This event showcases unique aspects of local culture and promotes the development of spiritual and cultural tourism in the area.

Students from Tran Quy Cap Secondary School participated in the formation of the map of Vietnam in support of the "Pride in Our Homeland" program, held by the Central Committee of Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union.

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