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Thang Rồng

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Thang Rồng, or Dragon Bridge, is a striking landmark in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, designed to resemble a majestic dragon soaring over the water. The bridge is especially captivating after sunset when its colorful LED lights create a dazzling display, reflecting off the sea. Visitors can stroll along the pedestrian walkway, enjoy the ocean breeze, and take in panoramic views of the coastline and nearby islands. The dragon's head features a fire-breathing show on weekend evenings, adding to the spectacle. Surrounding the bridge are landscaped gardens and benches, making it a pleasant spot for a leisurely walk or a romantic evening. The structure has quickly become a symbol of modern Phu Quoc, blending artistry with engineering.

Don't miss

  • Evening light show with color-changing LEDs
  • Weekend fire-breathing performances from the dragon's mouth
  • Panoramic views of the Gulf of Thailand
  • Photography opportunities at sunset
  • Strolling along the pedestrian bridge and waterfront promenade

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Ways to visit Thang Rồng

You don't need a tour to visit — entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Thang Rồng with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.

Know before you go

  • Fire shows typically occur on Saturday and Sunday evenings around 7:30 PM, but confirm locally.
  • Bring a tripod for night photography; the bridge is very photogenic.
  • Wear comfortable shoes as you may walk from parking areas.
  • Rainy season (May-October) can bring sudden showers; carry an umbrella.

A bit of history

Thang Rồng was completed in 2018 as part of Phu Quoc's tourism development, aiming to create a iconic landmark. The dragon motif draws from Vietnamese mythology, representing power and prosperity. It was designed by local architects and has since become a beloved attraction.

Common questions

Is there an entrance fee?

No, the bridge and surrounding area are free to access.

What time is the fire show?

Fire shows are usually at 7:30 PM on weekends, but schedules may vary, so check with local sources.

Can I walk across the bridge?

Yes, pedestrians are welcome to walk across and enjoy the views.

Is parking available?

Yes, there is parking for motorbikes and cars nearby, often free or with a small fee.

Is the bridge open all night?

The bridge is open 24/7, but lights are typically on from dusk until around 10 PM.

Are there restaurants nearby?

Yes, the area has many seafood restaurants and street food stalls within walking distance.

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