Beneath this soil lies the story of Xã Tân Thạnh. It is a place in the Củ Chi district of Ho Chi Minh City. Imagine Xã Tân Thạnh as a canvas. Roads are the brushstrokes that connect its heart to the wider world.
Xã Tân Thạnh Đông’s Nguyễn Kim Cương residential area is one such stroke. This area lies on Nguyễn Kim Cương Street. The road stretches 30 meters wide. The residential area covers 4,730 square meters. It has 39 plots of land. Each plot has its own title deed.
Think of tiện ích nội khu as the colors that bring life to this canvas. Residents can easily reach essential services. These include the People’s Committee and medical centers. Schools and bus stations are also nearby. Centre Mall offers shopping. Supermarket chains such as Điện Máy Xanh and Thế Giới Di Động are also convenient.
Imagine leaving the Nguyễn Kim Cương residential area. You can easily reach important locations. Bệnh viện Xuyên Á is on Quốc lộ 22. It ensures healthcare is accessible. The UBND xã Tân Thạnh Đông helps with administrative tasks. Vincom Tân Quy offers modern shopping and entertainment. For recreation, there is the Củ Chi water park. The Đông Nam industrial park drives economic growth. Schools like Tiểu học & THCS Tân Thạnh Đông serve the educational needs of young residents. The administrative center of Củ Chi makes transactions easy. Thủ Dầu Một city connects to Bình Dương province. The Hóc Môn market provides a bustling trade area.
Consider National Highway 22. It runs from the An Sương intersection to Ring Road 3. This route is 8.7km long. The project to upgrade and expand National Highway 22 has a total investment of VND10,451 billion.
Imagine the increasing demand for transportation along Highway 22. It often leads to traffic jams and accidents. National Highway 22 is vital. It connects Ho Chi Minh City with the Moc Bai International Border Gate. This plays an important role in trade with ASEAN countries.
Between 1698 and 1731, people moved to Hóc Môn. They sought escape from the conflicts between the Nguyễn and Trịnh. At the time, it was undeveloped land. Wild animals roamed freely. Taro plants grew abundantly. The new settlers called it “Hóc Môn”. This means “the corner with taro.”
Xã Tân Thạnh, born from taro fields and historic migrations. It continues to evolve with each passing day.