The marshland in Thu Thiem Peninsula, spanning over 128 hectares, has been approved for transformation into Ho Chi Minh City’s third-largest park. This ambitious project aims to create a green oasis in the heart of the bustling metropolis.
With a total investment of VND 6,400 billion, the park development is scheduled to take place between 2024 and 2030, as outlined in Decision 117/QD-BHDT by the Ho Chi Minh City Urban Infrastructure Investment and Construction Project Management Authority.
This aerial view showcases the vast expanse of the future park, with the city’s skyline in the background.
A serene scene of the marshland, soon to be transformed into a vibrant green space.
VTC News reporters captured the construction site of the future park, located on the expansive marshland of the Thu Thiem Peninsula and along the banks of the Saigon River.
The park is strategically located adjacent to the Sala Urban Area, developed by Dai Quang Minh, covering a total area of approximately 128 hectares.
Bui Thien Ngo Street, one of the four main roads in the new Thu Thiem Urban Area, stretches for about 2.5 kilometers through the park.
A bird’s-eye view reveals the diverse natural landscape of the marshland, with a sparse population in the vicinity.
The area boasts a rich variety of flora and fauna, as seen in this aerial shot.
Across the Saigon River is District 7, where future plans include the construction of the Thu Thiem 4 Bridge, further connecting the city.
As per the master plan, the new Thu Thiem Urban Area will be divided into eight functional areas, with the park falling under Area 8. This area is dedicated to environmental protection, drainage, and the preservation of the natural wetland ecosystem within the city.
An artistic rendering of the future park, showcasing its potential as a lush, green retreat in the city.
Another conceptual image of the park, emphasizing its role in providing a natural escape for residents and visitors alike.
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