Danang reschedules riverbank pedestrian street opening
The central city of Danang has rescheduled the opening of a pedestrian street by Han River until early June.
Hai Chau District announced a plan to pilot Bach Dang Pedestrian Street by the Han River from the end of April to late 2028. The street is 1.2 kilometres long, linking Tran Thi Ly and Nguyen Van Troi Bridges with APEC Park. It will be open from 3 pm to midnight every day.
The pedestrian street will have five check-in spots, two public toilets, security cameras, free Wifi, green space and the lighting system.
The street will be used to hold art performances and festive activities.
However, work on some facilities has not yet been finished, therefore, the inauguration has been delayed to early June.
Bach Dang Pedestrian Street is expected to become a new place to visit in Danang, helping to boost the city’s nighttime economic development.
Hai Chau District announced a plan to pilot Bach Dang Pedestrian Street by the Han River from the end of April to late 2028. The street is 1.2 kilometres long, linking Tran Thi Ly and Nguyen Van Troi Bridges with APEC Park. It will be open from 3 pm to midnight every day.
The pedestrian street by Han River will be opened in June: Photo by Thuy Trang
The pedestrian street will have five check-in spots, two public toilets, security cameras, free Wifi, green space and the lighting system.
The street will be used to hold art performances and festive activities.
However, work on some facilities has not yet been finished, therefore, the inauguration has been delayed to early June.
Bach Dang Pedestrian Street is expected to become a new place to visit in Danang, helping to boost the city’s nighttime economic development.
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