Visitors to the city of Da Nang can see a fire breathing dragon. But it isn’t some mythical creature. This dragon is part of a 2,185-foot bridge, and its weekend pyrotechnic displays have ...

The Vietnamese city of Da Nang has celebrated the 38th anniversary of its liberation during the Vietnam War by opening a new bridge in the shape of a giant dragon that breathes huge balls of fire.

The very definition of an Asian boomtown, Da ... dragon's head and body. The gas-powered flame and the spout of water are each given their own three-minute "show." Da Nang's original Han River ...

Construction on Vietnam’s massive 545-foot dragon bridge began in 2009 ... Affairs – former Chair and Party Secretary of Da Nang Nguyen Ba Thanh and Da Nang’s officials, who cut the ribbon ...

Da Nang is a beautiful beachside city with so many wonderful attractions & exciting things to do! From touring Ba Na Hills & exploring the Marble Mountains, to checking out the Lady Buddha, the Son ...

Culture and Tourism expects the bridge to draw 3 million visitors to the city this year. Da Nang is one of Vietnam's rising economic success stories. "The dragon is one of the most important symbols ...

A modern city known for white-sand beaches and public art—including a big, dragon-shaped bridge that breathes fire at 9 pm every weekend night—Da Nang has emerged as one of Vietnam’s fastest ...

The majority of travellers to Vietnam split their visits between Hanoi in the north and Ho Chi Minh City in the south. Da Nang sits equidistant ... the huge Dragon Bridge spans the river Han ...

It was opened by Vietnam’s deputy prime minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc. Dragon Bridge connects Da Nang International Airport with the city’s most popular beaches and the downtown area.

To celebrate the 38th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, authorities in the port city of Da Nang have opened the world’s largest dragon bridge. Featuring more than 2,500 energy-efficient ...