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Parks · Hai Ba Trung
One of Hanoi's largest green parks, surrounding Bay Mau Lake and known locally as Lenin Park, listed in Vietnam travel guides as a popular spot for walking dogs. Shaded paths circle the water past morning exercisers and lake cafes.
Hanoi's classic dog-walking park: big, shady, free, and full of local dogs every morning and evening.
Vietnam pet-travel guides list Thong Nhat Park among Hanoi's dog-friendly green spaces; muzzling is recommended (not mandatory) and owners should keep public spaces clean. No formal published hours; the park is an open public space.
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