Tiên Sơn Bridge 🇻🇳

When you visit the vibrant coastal city of Da Nang, Vietnam, taking time to appreciate its modern infrastructure gives you a deeper look into the region's vital transport networks. One key structure spanning the famous Han River is the Tiên Sơn Bridge, known locally in Vietnamese as cầu Tiên Sơn. Completed in 2004, this impressive structure stretches 529 meters long across the water, serving as a critical piece of the area's transit system.

As you explore the city, you will see that this prestressed concrete box girder bridge plays an essential role in regional commerce and travel. Specifically, it forms a major connection linking the bustling Tien Sa Port directly to National Road 14B, facilitating movement across Southeast Asia. While traveling through Da Nang, watching the Han River flow beneath this engineering landmark offers a genuine glimpse into the daily economic pulse of Vietnam.

Whether you are observing the river scenery or passing across the span during your journey, the Tiên Sơn Bridge stands as a functional testimonial to modern Vietnamese connectivity, bridging key routes and offering views over the iconic Han River.

What to see at Tiên Sơn Bridge

• Spans the scenic Han River in Da Nang, Vietnam
• Known locally in Vietnamese as cầu Tiên Sơn
• Features a 529-meter prestressed concrete box girder design
• Connects Tien Sa Port to National Road 14B across Southeast Asia

Visiting tips

Keep an eye out for this functional landmark as you travel along the route connecting Tien Sa Port to National Road 14B across the Han River.

How long: 15-30 minutes · Best time: Daytime

How to get there & what’s nearby

Tiên Sơn Bridge is easy to reach on Da Nang’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Mỹ Sơn and Dragon River Bridge. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Da Nang travel guide.