Red River Boulevards shape Hanoi’s new growth axis
The creation of a landscape boulevard can help Hanoi reconnect with its historic identity shaped by water and restore the river-based character that defined the city for centuries.
The creation of a landscape boulevard can help Hanoi reconnect with its historic identity shaped by water and restore the river-based character that defined the city for centuries.
The bridge is scheduled for completion by 2027 with an estimated total investment of VND16.2 trillion (US$615 million).
Hanoi’s bus fleet has already met its 2026 green conversion target, one year ahead of schedule.
Hanoi earmarks billion-dollar funding to accelerate drainage upgrades, tackle chronic flooding and climate-driven downpours ahead of intensifying rainy seasons citywide.
Social homes having been rented for two years on the city's outskirts are now available for public interest.
The projects, spanning urban renewal, transport, sports and social housing, underscore Hanoi’s ambition to build a modern, connected and livable city while contributing to national growth momentum.
