Nice park in district 3

tomkat70 Contributor

Member since 02 February 2012

tomkat70Contributor01 April 2014 15:23:48

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I just wonder if anyone can recommend any nice park in District 3, not too crowded, where I can hold an outdoor meeting under lots of tree shades and benches provided. Appreciate greatly!

Tom

aibiet150204 Serial expat

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aibiet150204Serial expat01 April 2014 15:28:07

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Tao Đàn Park, right next to the Indepent Hall, at the conner Nguyen Thi Minh Khai and Truong Dinh.

tomkat70 Contributor

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tomkat70Contributor01 April 2014 15:51:21

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aibiet150204 wrote:
Tao Đàn Park, right next to the Indepent Hall, at the conner Nguyen Thi Minh Khai and Truong Dinh.

Thank you aibiet150204!

Scarletvn Guest

ScarletvnGuest01 April 2014 16:01:20

Hi!
What kind of meeting you are going to hold? How many people? Does it require internet access? What time will it be?

cang_nduc Contributor

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cang_nducContributor01 April 2014 16:23:38

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don't forget about the fresh beer, tom haha

tomkat70 Contributor

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tomkat70Contributor02 April 2014 03:44:46

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Scarletvn wrote:
Hi!
What kind of meeting you are going to hold? How many people? Does it require internet access? What time will it be?

I will be conducting like a classroom meeting roughly about 10-15 students. I do not need any Internet access. Meeting will start about 5:00pm.

tomkat70 Contributor

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tomkat70Contributor02 April 2014 03:47:38

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cang_nduc wrote:
don't forget about the fresh beer, tom haha

Hey Cang,

Are you bringing the beer? If so, bring enough for everybody. lol.

Scarletvn Guest

ScarletvnGuest02 April 2014 09:28:17

Hi!
I think there're 2 parks that you can try: Tao Dan Park, Ng Thi Minh Khai St.. and Le Van Tam Park, Hai Ba Trung St.
In my opinion, Le Van Tam Park is more suitable than Tao Dan Park if you need a space for your group to talk and discuss. Tao Dan is noisier, especially in weekend. And since Tao Dan Park is covered with all trees, Le Van Tam is brighter at around 5pm comparing to the other.

tomkat70 Contributor

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tomkat70Contributor02 April 2014 12:37:12

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Scarletvn wrote:
Hi!
I think there're 2 parks that you can try: Tao Dan Park, Ng Thi Minh Khai St.. and Le Van Tam Park, Hai Ba Trung St.
In my opinion, Le Van Tam Park is more suitable than Tao Dan Park if you need a space for your group to talk and discuss. Tao Dan is noisier, especially in weekend. And since Tao Dan Park is covered with all trees, Le Van Tam is brighter at around 5pm comparing to the other.

Thank you Scarlet!

MarkinNam ViP

Member since 19 May 2013

MarkinNamViP03 April 2014 10:10:41

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Tao dan park is also very busy with people exercising after 4 pm

aibiet150204 Serial expat

Member since 04 April 2013

aibiet150204Serial expat03 April 2014 14:43:03

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Great recommendation!

Scarletvn wrote:
Hi!
I think there're 2 parks that you can try: Tao Dan Park, Ng Thi Minh Khai St.. and Le Van Tam Park, Hai Ba Trung St.
In my opinion, Le Van Tam Park is more suitable than Tao Dan Park if you need a space for your group to talk and discuss. Tao Dan is noisier, especially in weekend. And since Tao Dan Park is covered with all trees, Le Van Tam is brighter at around 5pm comparing to the other.