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Vietnam's Most Spectacular New Bridge is Held Aloft by a Pair of Hands?

Vietnam's Most Spectacular New Bridge is Held Aloft by a Pair of Hands?
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The Golden Bridge in Vietnam's Ba Na Hills resort has recently opened, providing endless photo opportunities for tourists thanks to its spectacular views and the giant pair of stone hands which appear to be holding it up.

The Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills resort, Vietnam. Image: The Spaces
The Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills resort, Vietnam. Image: The Spaces

High in Vietnam’s Trường Sơn mountains, a golden bridge extends out of the Ba Na Hills resort–magical enough on its own, but rendered positively magical by the addition of giant hands emerging from the rock, appearing to support the bridge.

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The Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills resort, Vietnam. Image: Designboom

 

The structure is part of the Thien Thai garden in Ba Na Hills, and extends in a 150m long semi-circle from the mountainside. Ba Na Hills is a resort established by French colonists in 1919 near the city of Da Nang.

Image: House&Garden/News Examiner
Image: House&Garden/News Examiner

 

It's a substantial tourist attraction in the region, containing a Fantasy Park full of rollercoasters and theme park attractions, alongside an Alpine-style 'French Village' and a wax museum.

The bridge opened in June, and is sure to become an integral part of the tourist industry in the area.

 


Source : House and Garden

Indah Gilang Pusparani

Indah is a researcher at Badan Perencanaan Pembangunan Penelitian dan Pengembangan Daerah Kota Cirebon (Regional Development Planning and Research Agency of Cirebon Municipality). She covers More international relations, tourism, and startups in Southeast Asia region and beyond. Indah graduated from MSc Development Administration and Planning from University College London, United Kingdom in 2015. She finished bachelor degree from International Relations from University of Indonesia in 2014, with two exchange programs in Political Science at National University of Singapore and New Media in Journalism at Ball State University, USA. She was awarded Diplomacy Award at Harvard World Model United Nations and named as Indonesian Gifted Researcher by Australian National University. She is Researcher at Regional Planning Board in Cirebon, West Java. She previously worked as Editor in Bening Communication, the Commonwealth Parliament Association UK, and diplomacy consulting firm Best Delegate LLC in USA. Less
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