The Daily Mail announced that Da Nang Golden Bridge was ranked first in the new world wonders poll

The Daily Mail published a new list of world wonders, in which Vietnam's Golden Bridge ranked first.

Recently, the Daily Mail (UK) has published the survey results and made a list of new world wonders.

This survey was conducted by Daily Mail with people in the "millennials" - the adult generation with the development of information technology and the shifting trend. From there, the new wonders of the world are selected with the criterion "design makes immediate impact, has amazing elements and hides greatness".

The results showed that Golden Bridge (Golden Bridge) - a unique architecture in the city. Da Nang has been voted by young people for the first place in the list of new world wonders.

The Daily Mail described: "Vietnam's Golden Bridge opened in 2018, designed as if a giant hand gently supports a 150m long pedestrian road overlooking a coastal resort. Danang".

The Golden Bridge (Da Nang) has a unique architecture that has been voted a new world wonder. Photo: dantri.com.vn

According to the above newspaper's statistics, just in a short time since it officially opened, the Golden Bridge has attracted the attention of many visitors with more than 20,000 posts on social networks Instagram with hashtag #goldenbridgevietnam.

Before that, in April 2020, in the list of 28 beautiful bridges around the world published by Insider, the Golden Bridge was also honored to be named.

In 2018, this work was voted by The Guardian (UK) as one of the 10 most beautiful pedestrian bridges in the world.

Many foreign travel news sites and magazines such as Time and CNN have also praised and rated the Golden Bridge as the most famous pedestrian bridge in the world.

In the list published this time by Daily Mail, along with the Golden Bridge, many wonders in other countries are also named new wonders.

These are the Bosco Verticale apartment building in Milan (Italy), Gardens by the Bay (Singapore), Soumaya Museum (Mexico city), 10 swings of Jungle Swings on Bali Island (Indonesia) or 2 bridges in Kalbarri National Park ( Australia), ...