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The Huc Bridge
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The Huc Bridge

Ha Noi, Viet Nam
Explore the beauty of The Huc Bridge in the heart of Hanoi. This is your chance to connect with history and experience the breathtaking sights overlooking Vietnam's capital!

If you're looking for a remarkable landmark in Hanoi, The Huc Bridge is a must-see. Built well over 150 years ago, this iconic structure offers travelers to the capital an incredibly unique Hanoi travel experience. Spend a relaxing day away from the hustle and bustle of city life at the famous bridge in hanoi! Whether you're alone or with friends, it's an experience not to be missed.

Where is The Huc Red Bridge in Hanoi?

  • Location: Dinh Tien Hoang, Hang Trong, Hoan Kiem, HaNoi
  • Opening hours:  7:00 AM - 6:00 PM every day
  • Ticket fee: 30.000VNĐ

The Huc Bridge, also known as the "Red Bridge" is one of the top attractions in Hanoi. Spanning across Ho Guom, the bridge links two of the city's oldest areas - Hoan Kiem and the popular tourist neighborhood Jade Mountain Temple. This magnificent bridge is an architectural marvel with its vibrant red color against the emerald-blue water.At night, The Huc Red Bridge looks even more spectacular with its bright and twinkling lights reflecting on the lake’s surface, creating a truly magical sight that never fails to attract visitors!

How to get there?

Get there easily with public bus No. 31 from Tay Ho in just 39 minutes or opt for one of the metered taxis. If you'd like to see the sights up close, hop on a cyclo or try hitching a Xe Om ride to traverse the famous red bridge - an affordable ride around only VND 15,000 - VND 20,000 per 2KM.
*Note: Xe Om, also known as a motorbike taxi, is a popular form of transportation in Vietnam. It is the equivalent of a taxi service using motorcycles instead of cars.

Explore the history of The Huc Bridge in Hanoi?

The Huc Bridge was built in 1865 during the reign of Tu Duc. It connects two landmarks: Sword Lake and Jade Mountain Temple. This bridge was named "Huc" and is meant to represent a place where light can be held, collected, and condensed.

It comprises 15 spans that are connected to 32 wooden pillars arranged in 16 pairs, painted with a dark red hue and an inscription of "Huc" on its deck paved with gilding.