The familiar old bridges around Vĩnh Long City in the past have now been rebuilt larger and more solidly. These bridges connect the joyful riverbanks, making travel easier for residents while also elevating the overall appearance of Vĩnh Long City.

Vĩnh Long City has a historical tradition dating back more than 300 years, originally known as Long Hồ Dinh. It was an early urban settlement with bustling trade on the wharves and boats. The main goods were agricultural products, fruits, and various handicrafts.

Vĩnh Long was officially recognized as a Type III urban area in 2007. It serves as a key waterway and road transportation hub and is one of the prominent garden-ecology cities in the Mekong Delta region.

Thanks to investment attention from the central government and the province, many beloved bridges familiar to Vĩnh Long residents—such as Cầu Lộ, Cầu Cái Cá, Cầu Cái Cam, Cầu Bình Lữ, Cầu Tân Hữu, Cầu Vồng, Cầu Lầu, Cầu Thiềng Đức, Cầu Bạch Đằng, and others—have been rebuilt larger and more beautiful. This makes daily travel more convenient and contributes to enhancing the modern face of Vĩnh Long City. Photographer Vinh Hiển captured these impressive changes from a unique aerial perspective… – Báo Vĩnh Long (Vĩnh Long Newspaper)

Cầu Ông Me Lớn is located on National Highway 53 heading toward Long Hồ District.

Cầu Vồng was officially inaugurated in 2014, connecting Ward 8 and Ward 3, replacing the old, dilapidated bridge.

Cầu Tân Hữu connects from Nguyễn Huệ Street (Ward 2) to Đinh Tiên Hoàng Street (Ward 8). Built as a twin bridge, it is spacious and helps eliminate the frequent traffic congestion of previous years.

Cầu Hưng Đạo Vương connects from Ward 1 to Trần Đại Nghĩa Street in Ward 4 (on the left side of the photo are Cầu Lầu and Cầu Thiềng Đức).

Resembling a miniature version of Mỹ Thuận Bridge, Cầu Bạch Đằng connects Ward 5 and Ward 1 (Vĩnh Long Market area), greatly improving convenience for local residents.

Cầu Thiềng Đức has been completely rebuilt, wide and modern, replacing the old wooden-floored iron bridge connecting Ward 1 to Ward 5.

Cầu Cái Cá is located on the one-way road from Ward 1 to Ward 2, connecting Tô Thị Huỳnh Street and Lưu Văn Liệt Street.

Cầu Lộ connects Ward 1 and Ward 2. According to many longtime Vĩnh Long residents, despite multiple renovations, the bridge still retains its original architectural style, with harmonious lamp posts built along both sides.

Cầu Cái Cam connects Trường An Commune and Ward 9, Vĩnh Long City.