Accordingly, Phu Thinh, Pho Moi and Coc Leu bridges (Lao Cai ward, Lao Cai province) have had their infrastructure and lighting systems renovated. Currently, the renovation work has been completed and has become a new highlight of the border urban area.
In recent days, when night falls, along the Red River through the center of the old Lao Cai city has become more brilliant than ever.
From Coc Leu bridge along the poetic Red River to Pho Moi bridge and finally Phu Thinh bridge, the three commercial artery of Lao Cai ward after the merger.
Recorded on the evening of October 23, these bridges are now equipped with a modern LED lighting system, soft color-changing light, reflecting on the water surface, creating a scene that is both romantic and modern.
According to research, the investment in renovating and renovating the lighting system of bridges is part of the civilized urban construction program, aiming at the goal of " morning - green - clean - beautiful".
It is known that Pho Moi Bridge has been invested with nearly 15 billion VND to install a decorative LED lighting system, the project was completed in early 2025.
On July 7, 2025, Lao Cai Ward People's Committee approved the Project to renovate and beautify Coc Leu Bridge and the area on both sides of the road at the head of Coc Leu Bridge with an investment capital of about 17 billion VND.
The implementation period of the Coc Leu Bridge Renovation and Renovation Project and the area on both sides of the approach road of Coc Leu Bridge is 70 days from the date of signing the contract and has now been completed.
In addition, the newly built Phu Thinh Bridge with an investment capital of 450 billion VND also sparkles at night, contributing to beautifying the locality.
The installed decorative lighting system is capable of adjusting the light according to each time frame, both ensuring aesthetics and serving safe traffic.
Not only bringing a new look, the bridges have also become an attractive check-in spot for people and tourists.
In the evening, many people took the opportunity to walk, take photos, and watch the Red River in the sparkling light from the bridge.
Ms. Le Thu Ha - a resident of Lao Cai ward - shared: "Previously, this area was quite dark so it looked a bit quiet. Now, the bridge is bright, the streets seem to put on a new coat, much more lively and modern".
According to the assessment of local authorities, the renovation and lighting of bridges not only beautifies the urban area, but also contributes to promoting the image of the dynamic and modern Lao Cai border area, which is increasingly strong.
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