The 'green lungs' of Vinh city.

Reservoir 1 in Hung Loc commune, Vinh City. This is currently the largest reservoir in Vinh City. Photo: Tran Chau

The lake, with a total area of ​​53 hectares, including 40 hectares of water surface, is one of the components of the Vinh Urban Development Sub-project. The lake was constructed and put into use in 2017. Currently, it serves as a recreational and sports area for many people, while also opening up new land for development around the lake for the city. Photo: Tran Chau

Goong Lake is located at the intersection of Truong Thi and Phan Dang Luu streets. Beside the lake is the Ho Chi Minh Monument (Nguyen Tat Thanh Park), and it is an important recreational area of ​​the city. Photo: Quang An

Cua Nam Lake is located within the Cua Nam Tourist Area. The lake has two sections, a southern and a northern section, with the southern section situated next to Can Linh Pagoda – a thousand-year-old pagoda in Nghe An province. Photo: Tran Chau

Central Park – the largest park located in the heart of Vinh City. The park contains a large lake, serving as an important "green lung" for the city. (Photo: Archival material)

Besides the lakes and important parks, we cannot overlook the Lam River and Vinh River, which run along the city's outskirts. These two rivers are crucial, providing water for daily life and drainage, while also becoming attractive destinations for tourists and city residents, especially during the summer. Photo: Lam River section flowing through Vinh City. Photo: Tran Chau

The North Canal is a city canal, and currently, in various seasons, the banks are lined with beautiful flowering trees such as crape myrtle and other flowering trees, attracting many people to admire the scenery and take photos. Photo: QA

The North Canal, a section flowing through Hung Loc commune, Vinh City, serves to drain water and contribute to climate regulation. Besides lakes, Vinh City also boasts Dung Quyet Mountain with 56 hectares of pine and mixed forest, and small parks such as Cua Nam Park and Cua Bac Park (also known as Fountain Park), bordering three wards: Le Loi, Hung Binh, and Quang Trung. The city will also have a second regulating lake in Hung Hoa commune, with a planned area of ​​137 hectares. Its boundaries are: North bordering Nguyen Sy Sach road; South bordering a planned 40m wide road; East bordering a planned 35m wide road; West bordering a planned 24m wide road. (Photo: Tran Chau)

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