Tan Son: Đường Trường Chinh - Phan Huy Ích
Trường Chinh Road has served as a major traffic corridor in Ho Chi Minh City since the 1970s. At its junction with Phan Huy Ích in Ward 15, the broad, lane-marked roadway belongs to the built-up northwestern side of the metropolis, where shops, housing and roadside services meet a constant flow of motorbikes, buses and freight traffic. Trường Chinh follows part of the northwestern route toward Củ Chi and the Cambodian border, while the city’s historic core lies southeast along the Saigon River. The street takes its name from Trường Chinh, a leading Vietnamese revolutionary and former president; Phan Huy Ích commemorates an eighteenth-century scholar, poet and diplomat. This intersection reflects the road-linked character of a city shaped by two-wheeled transport.
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