Rach Chiec Bridge

Rach Chiec Bridge is a modern transportation bridge that crosses the Rach Chiec River and links multiple districts of Ho Chi Minh City. It features multiple traffic lanes designed to handle the flow of vehicles connecting the eastern districts with the city center.

The bridge opened on December 31, 2015, marking an important milestone in the city's infrastructure expansion. Its completion helped address the growing transportation demands of Ho Chi Minh City and improved connections across eastern districts.

The bridge integration into Ho Chi Minh City's landscape reflects Vietnam's commitment to modernizing urban infrastructure while maintaining connections to waterway traditions.

The bridge experiences heavy traffic during peak hours, especially in the morning when commuters travel between eastern districts and the city center. It is advisable to avoid these times if you prefer a less congested crossing.

Construction crews work exclusively between 10 PM and 5 AM to install pedestrian bridges connecting the structure to nine elevated metro stations.