The Giảng Võ ward People's Committee in Hanoi is seeking feedback on a revised detailed plan for Thủ Lệ Park at 1:500 scale, with consultation expected to run 20 to 30 days from 8/10/2026. The study area of about 19 hectares has 37 households with 150 residents. The plan would turn the park into a special-theme park combining wildlife conservation with green space, with about 13.5 hectares (70%) as open public space and 5.4 hectares (30%) as a ticketed core area for breeding and displaying animals. Voi Phục Temple, a national special relic, would serve as a landscape focal point, and an elevated walkway from metro station S8 on the Nhổn – Hà Nội line is proposed. The ward says the revision will not change the park's main functions of green space, water features, recreation and a specialised zoo in the inner city.
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Original headline: Hà Nội: Điều chỉnh quy hoạch Công viên Thủ Lệ, 37 hộ dân có thể phải di dời
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