Authorities in Quang Ninh City are studying a VND25.56‑trillion (US$996 million) two‑level bridge proposal that could become a futuristic tourism hub. The project mixes transport, culture and high‑tech attractions, making it a standout development in Vietnam.

The preliminary design shows the bridge will have two levels. The upper deck would carry ten lanes of traffic, improving connectivity around Cua Luc Bay, while the lower level would be developed as a public and tourism space with an ecological park, pedestrian walkways, bicycle lanes, observation decks and a marina.

A three‑story convention center would sit atop the bridge’s arch structure, and officials say the centre would include an air‑taxi landing pad. The lower level would also host cafés, cultural exhibition spaces and entertainment facilities for visitors.

The design calls for 3D hologram light shows and a 360‑degree observation platform that overlooks Cua Luc Bay and Ha Long Bay. Its architecture is inspired by the concept of ‘Dragon Watching the Moon,’ featuring dragon‑inspired steel arches modeled after Vietnam’s Tran Dynasty.

City officials say the bridge aims to be a major cultural, tourism and entertainment complex that unlocks development opportunities in northern Quang Ninh. If approved, it could reshape travel, tourism and city life in the region.