National Highway 91, a key transport route connecting Long Xuyen with localities across the Mekong Delta, serves as a driving force for the development of commerce, services and logistics in the city. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
Long Xuyen Bus Station in An Giang contributes to promoting trade and connectivity with Ho Chi Minh City and provinces in the Mekong Delta. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
A view of Long Xuyen urban area from An Giang University, looking toward the Hau River. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
An increasingly complete transport infrastructure system is helping expand Long Xuyen's urban development space toward greater modernity. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
A view of Long Xuyen's urban area along the Long Xuyen River, featuring modern and well-integrated infrastructure, residential areas and urban facilities. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA
Long Xuyen – One of key growth-driving urban areas of An Giang province
The An Giang Provincial People's Committee has recently approved the Long Xuyen urban development master plan through 2050, covering the entire administrative areas of three wards - Long Xuyen, Binh Duc and My Thoi - with a total area of more than 9,531 hectares. The plan clearly defines Long Xuyen as a key growth-driving urban area of the province, following an open, polycentric model of green and smart development adapted to climate change. It is envisioned as a center for commerce, education, healthcare, human resource training and agricultural logistics. Photo: Thanh Sang - VNA