Golden Bridge
Located atop Ba Na Hills, near Da Nang and known by its Vietnamese name Cau Vang -translated as Golden Bridge-, this bridge is poised to become one of the most photographed and visited spots in Vietnam, rivaling the Bay of Ha Long. Set at 1,400 meters above sea level and measuring 150 meters in length, those daring enough to cross this bridge can admire how two giant hands seemingly emerge from nowhere to 'hold' it in the air.
From the Golden Bridge, visitors can take in the endless views of the Ba Na mountains while strolling along a wooden path flanked by golden balustrades adorned with purple Lobelia chrysanthemums. The design of this bridge supported by two hands was created by TA Landscape Architecture under the principles of Thien Thai Garden, from which these giant hands appear to rise.
Additionally, it is noteworthy that the sculpted hands holding this bridge, appearing to emerge from the earth itself, have been artificially aged to create an illusion of antiquity that isn't real but makes the scenery extraordinarily striking.
However, the bridge is not the only attraction at Ba Na Hills. This location lies in central Vietnam and is actually a mountain resort created by French colonizers in 1919. Here, in addition to this spectacular bridge, is the Ba Na cable car, the longest uninterrupted cable car ride in the world, stretching 5,801 meters. It seems that Ba Na Hills never tires of creating colossal architectural structures that leave onlookers speechless.
Indeed, each year, the number of tourists eager to explore Vietnam is increasing, with Ba Na Hills station being an interesting destination for those who want to experience the mountains of Vietnam firsthand.