Red River Redefined as Hanoi's Ecological and Cultural Axis in 100-Year Vision
Hanoi is redefining the Red River, moving beyond its role as a flood control measure and boundary, to become a strategic ecological, cultural, and landscape axis in its 100-year master plan. This initiative aims for integrated urban development, balancing flood safety with environmental conservation, heritage preservation, and urban restructuring.
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