Over the decades, the architectural developments along both banks of the Han River have gradually transformed the landscape of Da Nang. The city's skyline is now defined by modern bridges, well-planned thoroughfares, and landmark structures—advancing in a way that befits its reputation as a livable city.

Da Nang Weekend presents to readers a collection of images capturing the modern urban landscape along the Han River, 50 years after the liberation of Da Nang, through the lens of journalist Xuan Son (Da Nang Newspaper).

The Han River Swing Bridge – a symbolic landmark of the city – was built under the policy of “the government and the people working together”.

The space around Han River has been the stage for dazzling fireworks displays at the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival over the years.

The Bach Dang pedestrian street and the APEC sculpture park on the western bank of the Han River serve as vibrant venues for many of cultural and tourism events of the city.

Tran Thi Ly Bridge and Nguyen Van Troi Bridge connect the pedestrian spaces on both the eastern and western banks of the Han River.

The banks of the Han River boast a modern and well-maintained landscape.

The urban riverside space along the Han River, viewed from the sea, showcases modern architectural landmarks.

 Translating by HONG VAN