THE IRON BRIDGE NHA TRANG
In 1928, the French started to continue the construction of the Nha Trang - Da Nang railway, and at the same time implementing the construction of Nha Trang Station with the route in the shape of a light bulb.
The Iron Bridge Nha Trang History & Architecture:
This is the longest railway bridge in Khanh Hoa is the 200m-long Cai Bridge in Nha Trang, which spans the Cai River in Nha Trang. Another six tunnels (Hon Chua Tunnel at San Mountain, Ru Ri Tunnel, Ro Tuong Tunnel, Co Ma Tunnel, Dai Lan Tunnel, and Paponno Tunnel) are situated on this stretch, with Paponno Tunnel at Ca Pass being Khanh Hoa's longest tunnel.
At that time, it was Indochina's most extensive tunnel (1,179m long). In Phu Yen province's southernmost region, two railway sections were under construction at the same time and met at Hao Son Train Station.
On September 2, 1936, the French inaugurated Nha Trang Station, and at the same time, they erected the last articulated rail at Hao Son Station, and they had an opening ceremony for all of Indochina's railways (from Hanoi to Saigon to Phnom Penh). With 5 major bypasses, each 380-400m long, go through Nha Trang station. Over 1,000m of track connects Nha Trang station to Ngoc Hoi and Le Hong Phong respectively.
The scene at Iron bridge is an old retro style, many young couples prefer to visit this place to take wedding photos to remember how our forefathers loved each other in the past. It is such a lovely thing. By the way, you can also admire the large Cai River stretching under a clear blue sky with gentle sunlight and the Cai river banks of 2 sides of the Iron Bridge.