Thu Le Park, Public park in Ba Dinh District, Vietnam.
Thu Le Park stretches along Thu Le Lake in Ba Dinh District, connecting several main streets of Hanoi. The grounds feature open green spaces, walking paths, and a small zoo housing various animal species.
The park received its current name in 1998, named after writer Nguyen Van Ngoc who shaped Vietnamese literature and education. This naming honors his contribution to the nation's cultural development.
The park serves as a gathering place where local residents exercise in the morning, take evening walks, and celebrate community events throughout the year. Daily use by inhabitants has made it a vibrant center of social life in the city.
The park is accessible daily through multiple entrances connected to Hanoi's main transportation routes. The convenient access points make it easy to reach from various parts of the city.
The site houses a small zoo with various animal species, making it one of the few urban spaces in Hanoi that combines nature with wildlife viewing. This combination sets it apart from other parks in the city.
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