Nipa Palm Leaf-Shaped Pedestrian Bridge Transported by Sea to Ho Chi Minh City Center
A uniquely designed pedestrian bridge, shaped like a nipa palm leaf, has been transported by sea to its construction site in Ho Chi Minh City's center. This massive maritime operation is part of the city's ongoing infrastructure development.
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