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Da Nang construction update – 2022 edition

May 9, 2022 By James Clark Leave a Comment

After nearly two years since the international borders closed, Vietnam reopened to the world in March 2022. As soon as I was able to return I went to Da Nang. My last construction report for Da Nang was in the first year of the lockout in November 2020. Few would have predicted that the country […]

Filed Under: Construction Updates Tagged With: 2022 construction updates, da nang, vietnam

Binh Thuan construction update – 2022 edition

April 26, 2022 By James Clark 5 Comments

Bình Thuan Province in the South Central Coast region of Vietnam is best known for the beach resorts of Phan Thiet and Mui Ne. It doesn’t have the level of tourism of Nha Trang and Da Nang (not having an airport is a major factor), but it has its own niche of visitors. In the […]

Filed Under: Construction Updates Tagged With: 2022 construction updates, binh thuan, mui ne, phan thiet, vietnam

Tuy Phong Station: How the high-speed railway in Vietnam could transform this fishing port

April 25, 2022 By James Clark Leave a Comment

The proposed high-speed railway in Vietnam includes a stop in the coastal district of Tuy Phong. Could this fishing port become the next boom town? Edit: A different alignment has been chosen over the original alignment that was originally published. The station in this area is now called Phan Ri, though it is still in […]

Filed Under: Editorial, Railways Tagged With: binh thuan, high speed rail, railway station, tuy phong, vietnam

The mixed-gauge mess of Thailand’s railways

April 18, 2022 By James Clark 21 Comments

Thailand is in the process of expanding and duplicating railway lines across the country. While this is a much-needed improvement to the railway network, the choice of railway gauge will create further problems and cost more in the future. Thailand’s railways operate on a metre gauge. There are several gauges used around the world, but […]

Filed Under: Railways Tagged With: thailand

Medan LRT

April 11, 2022 By James Clark Leave a Comment

The Medan Light Rail Transit (Medan LRT) is a proposed light rail transit system in Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia. The LRT network (called LRT Mebidangro) will have a central station in Merdeka Medan field, and three lines have been proposed for the system. Medan LRT Maps And Lines [Map source.] [Map source.] northsumatrainvest.id: Corridor 1 […]

Filed Under: Urban Rail Transit Tagged With: indonesia, light rail transit, medan, sumatra

Fastest Trains In Southeast Asia

April 3, 2022 By James Clark 1 Comment

Southeast Asia is undergoing a renewal of railways across the region, with old lines being upgraded, and new high-speed railways planned and under construction. Here are the fastest trains in Southeast Asia, as well as lines under construction, and proposed future lines. Fastest Trains In Southeast Asia Fastest Trains In Southeast Asia (Under Construction) Fastest […]

Filed Under: Lists, Railways Tagged With: high speed rail

Longest Bridges In Southeast Asia

March 29, 2022 By James Clark 2 Comments

A list of the longest bridges in Southeast Asia. This includes the longest completed bridges, longest elevated highways, longest bridges under construction, and longest proposed bridges in Southeast Asia. Southeast Asia Bridges Map [Map of Southeast Asia bridges.] Longest Bridges In Southeast Asia Longest Elevated Highways In Southeast Asia Elevated highways are technically bridges, though […]

Filed Under: Bridges, Lists

Future Hua Hin

March 21, 2022 By James Clark

Hua Hin in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province is a beach city on the Gulf of Thailand in the area proclaimed as the Thai Riviera. Its proximity to Bangkok makes it one of the closest weekend beach getaways, and it is also popular with foreign retirees. Perhaps it is this association with retirees that has given […]

Filed Under: Future Cities Tagged With: hua hin, thailand

Bangkok – Kuala Lumpur High-Speed Railway

March 14, 2022 By James Clark Leave a Comment

The Bangkok – Kuala Lumpur High-Speed Railway is a proposed standard gauge railway that would run alongside the current meter-gauge railway used by Thailand and Malaysia. The line would be between 1,400km and 1,500km long and would be able to make the trip in six hours. The line would go via Hat Yai-Padang Besar and […]

Filed Under: Railways Tagged With: bangkok, high speed rail, kuala lumpur, malaysia, thailand

Bangkok – Hua Hin High-Speed Railway

March 14, 2022 By James Clark Leave a Comment

The Bangkok – Hua Hin high-speed railway is a proposed railway that would run on a standard gauge track at up to 250 kilometres per hour. The current railway is a meter gauge line that takes from 4 to 5 hours to travel the 229.8 km from Bangkok Hualamphong to Hua Hin. This is being […]

Filed Under: Railways Tagged With: bangkok, high speed rail, hua hin, thailand

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