Hundreds of people have flocked to Long Bien Bridge to take photos. Some people even climbed the fence to go on the bridge. Most of them said they knew it illegal and potentially dangerous but wanted to take a photo.

The bridge is especially crowded in the afternoon and many people gathered where the train was waiting to leave.

Some photos of visitors on Long Bien Bridge:

Posing on the railway

Climbing the fence

Some people think it's too dangerous and take photos from the outside

Toan Vu

Dtinews

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