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On April 19, more than 1,000 people are expected to gather at Vinhomes Green Paradise (Can Gio) to take part in the Green Family Walk. The event is designed to be low-pressure and community-focused, offering participants a space to move together and reconnect with nature across generations.
Green Family Walk features two routes: a 2-kilometer “Calm stroll” and a 3.04-kilometer “Sustainable Health” trail. The activities are positioned as energy-replenishing journeys, allowing older participants to enjoy the outdoors at a leisurely pace while enabling family members of different ages to walk, chat, and connect together.
With Ho Chi Minh City’s urban core facing air-quality pressure, the article cites an average PM2.5 level of 20.9 µg/m3—more than four times the WHO recommendation. In this context, high-quality outdoor spaces are described as increasingly scarce.
Can Gio is presented as a notable exception, with more than 75,000 hectares of mangrove forests. The area is characterized as a “biological charging station” for Ho Chi Minh City, where the forest ecosystem can help filter dust, regulate air, and keep temperatures 2–3°C lower than the city center—conditions described as supportive of physical and mental recovery.
The article also references international studies indicating that exercising in green spaces can improve bone health, reduce the risk of cognitive decline in older adults, and stimulate endorphin production. It states that these potential benefits are amplified when combined with the marine-forest endemic ecosystem.
Beyond the event, Green Family Walk is described as part of a broader long-term lifestyle vision at Vinhomes Green Paradise, where daily life is framed as “vacation-like.” The article highlights seaside villas as living spaces for multigenerational families, emphasizing privacy alongside connectivity through proximity to natural features such as a private beach connected to Paradise Lagoon.
The development is presented as offering multi-level experiences. Children can explore nature at Safari or enjoy VinWonders. Older adults are described as able to move at a slower pace among green spaces, supported by Vinmec’s international-standard medical system, and by community activities at Vin New Horizon. The article also lists biking, golf, and forest hiking as activities that help different family members find their own pace while staying within a shared community.
Despite being described as an isolated living environment, the project is presented as quickly connected to central Ho Chi Minh City through infrastructure projects. The article cites the high-speed Bến Thành – Cần Giờ railway, which is said to shorten travel time to about 13 minutes. It also notes a future Can Gio 8-lane bridge intended to replace the Bình Khánh ferry.
The article says real-world experiences are influencing customer decisions. It quotes Anh Hung (42, Ho Chi Minh City), who stated that his family plans to purchase a sea-view villa at Vinhomes Green Paradise after registering for Green Family Walk and observing project progress. For him, the value of the township is described as coming not only from the living environment but also from long-term growth potential as infrastructure, amenities, and visitor flows expand.
For many participants, the Green Family Walk is described as an “experience gateway,” helping them see a living model centered on living healthy, living green, and living together long term in an ESG++ megacity setting with abundant nature.
Residents and customers are invited to register for the Green Family Walk.
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