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Vietnam Builds First Railway on Phu Quoc Island

Vietnam Builds First Railway on Phu Quoc Island

Vietnam Builds First Railway on Phu Quoc Island
About 0.78 km is high, 14.81 km is at ground level, and 2 km is underground. The railway uses 38 hectares of land and can go 70 to 100 kph.
There are five stations on the ground and one underground. It takes 18 to 20 minutes to get to the airport.
Each station shows a different part of Vietnam. The first stop, Tay Bac, has beige and yellow colors and plants like those in the north.
Hue station has red colors like the imperial city, with special trees around it. Tay Nguyen station looks like the Central Highlands with stone and wood.
Sai Gon station has curved lines like the old post office in Saigon.
The last station, Dao Ngoc, is named after Phu Quoc's nickname. It has a special design with a dragon and fish sauce theme.
This is a picture of Phu Quoc's Tay Bac Station.
A private company is building the railway. Sun Group is spending nearly VND9 trillion to finish it by 2027.
A Chinese company will make 14 special trains for the railway. The first trains will arrive in January 2027.
Sun Group says the bridges are done, and they are building the tunnels, stations, and roads at the same time.
Phu Quoc has many big projects, including an airport and convention center. It is a special zone in Vietnam.
They are planning to extend the railway to other parts of the island.
Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island, covering over 570 square kilometers.