Has anyone ever lost track of time gazing at the mesmerizing Ha Long Bay? Well, right here at Tháp Đồng Hồ, time takes on a new dimension. This clock tower, completed in late March 2017, stands as a modern symbol in the heart of Ha Long City. Its 28-meter steel frame, weighing 18 tons, supports a structure of 53 massive blocks. The tower’s design, chosen through competition, comes from the renowned architect Salvador, one of the world’s top ten. He’s known for his work in Quang Ninh province. The tower isn’t just a timepiece. It’s a work of art, constructed with special materials, including double-layered glass and dynamic fountains. A lighting system illuminates the tower, and 16 LED screens display the time in Vietnam and other countries. Tháp Đồng Hồ wasn’t built overnight. The project, funded by the city for 35 billion VND, which also included the design phase, underwent thorough assessment, inspection, and auditing before construction began in early 2017. The clock tower embodies Ha Long’s history and its forward-thinking spirit. It bridges tradition and progress, reflecting the city’s integration with the world. So next time you’re in Ha Long, let Tháp Đồng Hồ remind you that time, like the bay itself, can be both a constant and a source of wonder.
Abandoned building
An unfinished symphony in concrete. That is the Abandoned building in Ha Long. Many Vietnamese citizens and architecture experts have