Green spaces bring new life to Ho Chi Minh City’s urban landscape

Once-overlooked corners of the city have been transformed into vibrant public spaces where residents gather, exercise and relax.

Adults work out beneath the trees, while children find room to play and explore. The revival of public spaces across Ho Chi Minh City is adding vitality to urban life and giving residents more green havens to unwind amid the bustle of the city.

12-7251-2156.jpg
Lush, shaded trees at Tao Dan Park in Ben Thanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City.
11-7567-1173.jpg
Preserving existing greenery and creating new green spaces are essential to the sustainable development of a vibrant city.
4-778-8852.jpg
No.1 Ly Thai To Park, also known as Water Drop Park, in Vuon Lai Ward has been transformed from a once-quiet and little-visited space.
10-7637-9343.jpg
Children enjoy a playground in the Phu My Hung urban area in Tan Hung Ward.
9-5279-8368.jpg
Ben Bach Dang Park in Saigon Ward on an August morning, with lush greenery and spacious, well-kept walkways.
1-1526-1557.jpg
Hoc Mon Eco-Tourism Park in Xuan Thoi Son Commune is known as a “green lung,” covering 6.14 hectares with a variety of main and supporting facilities.
14-4688-6265.jpg
Tam Thang Tower at Bai Sau Park is a striking tourist attraction in Vung Tau, Tam Thang Ward, Ho Chi Minh City.

Other news