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Hanoi vault gets opened for tourists

Hanoi’s Old Quarter Management Board has opened vault No 93 on Gam Cau street to create a walkway and public art space.
Hanoi vault gets opened for tourists ảnh 1Hanoi authorities have recently decided to give Gam Cau and Phung Hung street a makeover by converting more than 100 vaults into galleries, exhibition spaces, handicraft shops and cafe. (Photo: VNA)

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Hanoi’sOld Quarter Management Board has opened vault No 93 on Gam Cau street to createa walkway and public art space.

The trial opening of the vault, one of 127sealed stone vaults along the street, is part of a project to utilise the spaceunder the city’s train viaduct.

The 1.2km-long rail viaduct passes through PhungHung and Gam Cau streets, under which there are a total of 131 vaults. Ofthese, a number are already open, while the remainder are sealed with cement.

The vaults, built in 1900 and finished in 1902,are 3.5m to 4.5m high and cover about 16sq.m area each.

The viaduct is part of the historic Long Bien bridge,which carries trains from Hanoi to the port city of Hai Phong.

The vaults were initially empty, but over timethey became a hub for beggars and drug addicts. In the 1980s, 127 of the 131vaults were sealed with cement to strengthen the viaduct and keep anti-socialelements out of the area. 

“We chose vault No 93 as a trial because thevault is the most typical one in the viaduct,” said Dang Dinh Bang, deputy headof the board, “The vault is sealed with stone and cement on both sides whilethe middle is empty. The most important thing is ensuring safety for the trainabove and for nearby residential areas.

“The vault, after being broken, will besupported with a steel frame, and fitted with a drainage system,” he said.

After the trial opening, the municipal People’sCommittee will open the other 127 vaults. The vaults will then be used forhandicraft stalls and other tourism products.

Vault No 93 will be used for traditionalcuisine. The site will soon be connected with the pedestrian streets at theweekend as a new destination for tourists. –VNS/VNA
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