Saigon River nipa palm-shaped pedestrian bridge set to be joined on Oct 21

VNExpress - Oct 13, 2026

The Saigon River pedestrian bridge in downtowwn Ho Chi Minh City is scheduled to have its main arch joined on Oct. 21, following successful factory load tests on its 3,400-ton arch structure and supporting frame ahead of transportation to the installation site.

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