Flowing through the history of Thang Long - Ha Noi for more than a thousand years, the Red River is not merely a geographical feature but also the axis along which the city has taken shape and evolved. In the new planning mindset, it is defined as the central landscape corridor, serving as the backbone for spatial organisation and a new symbol of the capital’s development.

The construction of a road connecting cultural heritage, tourism and economic development along the Red River, together with the restoration of the ancient Pho Hien, which was once a bustling urban centre and trading port with unique cultural and religious works on the Red River – will contribute to creating new values and driving forces for socio-economic and cultural development, making Hung Yen one of the tourism centres of the Red River Delta.

Rarely does a location bring together all the favourable conditions for development as does Hung Phu Commune in Hung Yen Province, which has forests, sea access, and the steadily growing Thai Binh Economic Zone, creating tremendous potential to completely reshape this rural landscape.