Ho Chi Minh City – The intense heat in Ho Chi Minh City continues from morning to noon, with temperatures reaching high levels and stifling weather. While many streets lack greenery, only sun and asphalt, the city still has tree-lined streets providing shade, which many residents enjoy when passing through.
In early May, when traveling along routes such as Huang Sha, Tong Sha, Pham Ngu Thac, Toung Dinh, Nguyen Du, Dong Khoi, etc., residents can feel the freshness and coolness from the lush green trees lining the roads on both sides.
Trương Định Road (District 3) has many tall, shady, and cool plants that help make the air here fresher.
Many plants are regularly pruned, trimmed, and inspected by BGD Landscape Architecture, a subsidiary of Saigon Urban Park Company Limited in Ho Chi Minh City.
Trees of azalea intertwine along Nguyen Du Street (District 1), enveloping the road.
Notably, Hai Phong, Truong Sa Avenue runs alongside Nhiu Loc Canal, renowned for distinctive green spaces that create an incredibly refreshing atmosphere.
Rows of old trees, decades old, line An Duong Vuong Street (District 5).
In summer, shady trees help people commuting along Pham Ngu Thach Street (District 3) avoid intense heat.
