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The expansion of Tran Quoc Nghien Road in Ha Long Town, Quang Ninh Province, connecting Bai Tho Bridge and the Ha Long – Cam Pha coastal road, completed in May 2020. |
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The road now boasts six lanes, a five-meter-wide pavement and a 28-meter-wide park, ideal for exercising, entertainment activities and taking in the breathtaking sight of Ha Long Bay. |
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Local residents cycle through the park. |
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People do early morning exercises inside the park. |
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Green trees line along the pavement. |
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The handrail system is made of stainless steel, and stands at over a meter high. |
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A covered bench area allows residents and visitors some respite along the way. |
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An area along the bank includes swings and climbing frames geared toward kids. |
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At the end of the road is Hon Gai public beach with a length of 900 m and a width of nearly 100 m. On completion, it will be the first public beach in Hon Gai area of Ha Long Town. |
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Tran Quoc Nghien Road also connects to other famous tourist sites like Quang Ninh Museum, Library, October 30 Square and Ha Long Flower Park. |