Mr Tiger - the longest wooden bridge in Vietnam

Cau Ong Tot not only attracts tourists to visit the photo, bridge is also a shortcut to many other famous destinations of Phu Yen.

Vietnam has many wooden bridges crossing the river, which are built by local people, connecting villages or between small islands. One of the most famous wooden bridges is the wooden bridge called Ong Dung, belonging to the "yellow flower on green grass" of Phu Yen.

Located less than one hundred meters from the National Highway 1, the bridge crossing the Xoai slope - Mao Ong Mao bridge bridges (or another name is Ong Cam bridge, Binh Thanh, Tuy An) ). The bridge connects the northern village of An Ninh Tay commune, Tuy An district with Xuan Dai ward, Song Cau town.
The bridge was built in 1998 with a total cost of more than 1 billion, with a length of more than 700 m and 1.5 m wide (the widest 1.8 m). The main materials of the bridge are wooden planks made of casuarinas. Bridge made of old bamboo.
Bridge of Xuan Dai Ward is a skilful wooden house and is also a place to collect money by means of transportation. Each time, pedestrians pay VND1,000, two-wheelers pay VND3,000, plus 5,000 VND. At the foot of the bridge are casks available casuarina, when any damaged board is fixed right. There are five floods to swept the bridge, it takes months to rebuild. During that time, people have to go very far.

The longest wooden bridge in Vietnam.

Legend has it that ancient times, when people and objects can hear each other's voices, in the Mountain Mountain usually appears a tiger flock, including Mr. Tiger. When Mrs Tiger was born unproductive, Mr. Tep plunged down the foot of the mountain, ran straight into Dong Do village, scaled the walls of the small house, and grabbed the midwife who gave birth to a pregnant woman in the village.
Moving, many people ran to see Mr. Tiger but did not dare to stop, but just kneeled, lit incense to please leave the woman. But Mr Tig quietly took her to the mountain. After helping Mrs Tiger to give birth, Mr Tiger took her to the mountains safely.
Three nights later, Mr. Tiger brought a little wild boar to the yard to give thanks. Some time later she left Dong Do hamlet to the village of Phu Hanh located at the foot of Mount Hon Bu, An Ninh Dong commune, Tuy An district to establish a business. The place is now the destination of domestic and foreign visitors to enjoy the national scenic spots Ganh Da Dia.
After the death of her grandmother, at the end of each year, Dong Do villagers saw footprints of Mr. Tiger from My Mountain crossing the Binh Ba River to the Tien Chau estuary and then to Hon Bu. midwife.
Since then, Mr. Tiger down at the foot of My Mountain with a sad look, shortly after death. Remembrance of the gentle Tiger, noble benefactors help save the wife, Dong Dao villagers old people put together to dig up the mountain, the tiger shrine to worship. The bridge attached to the Mr Ong temple, the name of Mr.
Not only is the road for local residents to travel, the Tiger Bridge is also an interesting destination for young people and bushwalkers, paparazzi. This is also a shortcut leading to the famous sights in Phu Yen such as Ganh Da Disc, O Loan, Măng Lăng Church, Tam Giang dam.