The beauty of streets named after famous people in the coastal town of Cua Lo
Nguyen Dao - Cong Kien•DNUM_CGZAIZCACE 07:22
After 30 years of construction and development, Cua Lo town has become a dynamic coastal urban area with a spacious and modern road traffic system. In particular, many roads are named after famous people with clean and beautiful landscapes, contributing to the appearance of the famous coastal tourist area in the Central region.
Cua Lo Town (Nghe An) is located by the sea, with Binh Minh Road running parallel to the beach, which is the town's traffic artery. This road connects with main roads, serving the town's socio-economic development goals. Photo: Nguyen DaoMany main streets in the coastal town of Cua Lo are named after famous people. This is Nguyen Sinh Cung Street - the name of President Ho Chi Minh when he was a child. Photo: Nguyen DaoNguyen Sinh Cung Street connects the beach via Binh Minh Street with the administrative center of Cua Lo town and bustling residential areas. Photo: Nguyen DaoMai Thuc Loan Street - the street has another name after King Mai Hac De (670 - 723), the king who led the uprising against the Tang Dynasty's occupation and established the Van An country. Mai Thuc Loan Street runs parallel to Binh Minh Street, intersecting the town's crossroads to create a chessboard system. Photo: Nguyen DaoThe street is named after Nguyen Canh Que (1599 - 1658), a general of the Later Le Dynasty in Vietnamese history, who held the position of Deputy General of the Left Admiral, Prince Consort of the Capital, and the title of Duke of Lieu. This street passes through rows of spacious high-rise buildings, with many shady trees, connecting the residential area with the beach. Photo: Nguyen DaoThis route is named after Nguyen Xi (1397 - 1465), a general, politician, founding minister of the Later Le Dynasty and a high-ranking mandarin under four kings of the Later Le Dynasty. Nguyen Xi Street connects Lan Chau Island, through Binh Minh Street to densely populated residential areas; connecting to Ben Ca Nghi Thuy Market through branch roads. Photo: Nguyen DaoSao Nam Street, the pen name of Phan Boi Chau (1867 - 1940), was a famous scholar and Vietnamese revolutionary who was active during the French colonial period. This street has many hotels and restaurants serving tourists. Photo: Nguyen DaoThis is the route connecting Vinh city and Cua Hoi area, to Cua Lo town, named after the famous person Pham Nguyen Du (1739 - 1786), a Vietnamese historian and poet during the Le Trung Hung period. This road connects with famous seafood villages in Cua Hoi and trades with all regions. Photo: Nguyen DaoThis street is named after Nguyen Hue, another name of Emperor Quang Trung (1753 - 1792), a famous politician and military man, the second emperor of the Tay Son dynasty. Photo: Nguyen DaoNguyen Hue Street in Nghi Thu Ward was chosen by the town to host a night market. On weekend nights, this street is really bustling with locals and tourists coming to shop and enjoy specialties. Photo: Nguyen DaoThis is Vinh - Cua Lo Boulevard, a strategic route connecting Vinh city with Cua Lo beach, which is under construction and expected to be completed and put into use soon. In Cua Lo town, this route is called Nguyen Van Linh Street (1915 - 1998), who was the General Secretary of the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam from 1986 to 1991. He was one of the Party leaders who initiated the renovation policy, abolishing the centralized bureaucratic subsidy mechanism, shifting to a multi-sector economy, operating under a market mechanism with State management. Photo: Nguyen Dao
