Hanoi looks modern from aerial cameras
As planned, by 2050 the capital city of Hanoi will be the political and administrative center of the nation, a special grade city, and one of the largest economic, trade, commercial and service centers of Vietnam and the Asia – Pacific region.
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| A series of high-rise buildings have been built in the city in recent years. The city is now very different from 10 years ago. |
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| In parallel with the development of the modern new urban areas, Hanoi still maintains its old features. |
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| The multi-lane roads and bridges have been built to meet the travel needs of people and help significantly reduce traffic congestion at the city’s gateways. |
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| Au Co - Vo Chi Cong intersections. |
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| The 4.25km Vo Chi Cong Road, running from Nhat Tan Bridge to Hoang Quoc Viet. |
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| The Nhat Tan Bridge was built at a total investment of VND13.6 trillion. |
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| The first point of Thang Long Highway. |
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| Hanoi looks like the West in the southwest area. |
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| The most prominent building in the western area is the US$1 billion Keangnam building, with a total area of 610,000 m2. This is considered a symbol of economic growth of Vietnam. |
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| Ba Dinh District has Lotte Hanoi Center, the second highest building in Vietnam, which was built at a cost of more than $400 million. |
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| The Hoa Binh (Peace) Park is the most modern park in the capital city. It was inaugurated in October 2010 to celebrate the city’s 1,000th anniversary. |
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| Pham Hung - Duong Dinh Nghe Interchange. |
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| The 9km elevated road No. 3 is the most modern road in Vietnam. |
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| Me Tri and My Dinh wards in Nam Tu Liem district. |
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| In the past 5 years, Hanoi has many more modern urban areas with high-rise, luxury apartment buildings and villas. |
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| Thanh Nien Road, the most romantic road in Hanoi and Tran Quoc Pagoda, one of the oldest pagodas in Hanoi. |
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| The West Lake area and Lieu Giai, Van Cao roads. |
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At night, Hanoi is brilliant. |
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| Hoan Kiem Lake area. |