Roadmap to return to Ho Chi Minh City after Tet to avoid traffic jams, people can refer to

    Nguyên Chân |

    The number of vehicles returning to the city is forecast to increase sharply in the last days of the Tet holiday, people should refer to the routes to Ho Chi Minh City later to avoid congestion at the gateways.

    Direction from Ba Ria - Vung Tau (old) along National Highway 51 to Ho Chi Minh City

    Route 1: At Km 65+500 National Highway 51 (Ba Ria ward, Ho Chi Minh City) - turn right onto Nguyen Huu Tho - Hung Vuong road - Hoa Long roundabout turn left - National Highway 56 - Dong Nai - National Highway 1A - Ho Chi Minh City.

    Route 2: At Km 62 National Highway 51 (Long Huong ward, Ho Chi Minh City): Follow Nguyen Huu Canh road turn left - Le Trong Tan turn right - Van Tien Dung turn left - 3/2 road turn right - National Highway 56 bypass - Hoa Long Moi roundabout turn left - National Highway 56 - Dong Nai - National Highway 1A - Ho Chi Minh City.

    Route 3: At Km 54 National Highway 51 (Tan Hoa ward, Ho Chi Minh City): Follow the Hoi Bai - Chau Pha intersection - road No. 1 - Duc My roundabout turn left - National Highway 56 - Dong Nai - National Highway 1 - Ho Chi Minh City.

    Route 4: At Km 44+300 National Highway 51 (Phu My ward, Ho Chi Minh City): Follow Cach Mang Thang Tam street - Toc Tien intersection turn left - Hac Dich intersection + Vo Van Kiet - turn right Vo Van Kiet - Binh Gia street - Ngai Giao roundabout turn left - National Highway 56 - Dong Nai - National Highway 1A - Ho Chi Minh City.

    Route 5: At Km 43 National Highway 51 (Phu My ward, Ho Chi Minh City): Follow My Xuan - Ngai Giao - Vo Van Kiet - Binh Gia - Ngai Giao roundabout turn left - National Highway 56 - Dong Nai - National Highway 1A - Ho Chi Minh City.

    Direction from Lam Dong to Ho Chi Minh City

    Route 1: From Da Lat - National Highway 20 - National Highway 1 (Dau Giay) - Ho Chi Minh City (helps avoid congestion on the Long Thanh - Dau Giay expressway).

    Route 2: From Phan Thiet - National Highway 1 - Vo Nguyen Giap street (Bien Hoa) - Ho Chi Minh City (through Dong Nai bridge).

    Route 3: From Phan Thiet - Phan Thiet - Dau Giay expressway - Ho Chi Minh City - Long Thanh - Dau Giay expressway - turn into Long Khanh intersection - National Highway 1 - Vo Nguyen Giap street (Bien Hoa) - Ho Chi Minh City (through Dong Nai bridge).

    From Binh Duong before to Ho Chi Minh City

    Route 1: DT743 - My Phuoc - Tan Van - Ho Chi Minh City - Long Thanh - Dau Giay expressway (through An Phu intersection) - Ho Chi Minh City.

    Route 2: DT743 - National Highway 1 (Song Than intersection) - Pham Van Dong - Ho Chi Minh City (off Binh Trieu bridge).

    Directions for the Mekong Delta provinces - Ho Chi Minh City

    Route 1: National Highway 60 - Rach Mieu bridge - National Highway 1 (formerly Tien Giang) - Trung Luong expressway - Ho Chi Minh City - Cho Dem intersection - Ho Chi Minh City.

    Route 2: National Highway 60 - Co Chien bridge - National Highway 53 - National Highway 1 (Vinh Long) - My Thuan - Trung Luong - Ho Chi Minh City expressway (circulation route but more open, reducing the risk of congestion).

    Binh Dien Bridge area (Tay Ninh direction to Ho Chi Minh City)

    Route 1: Ho Chi Minh City - Trung Luong expressway (or Le Kha Phieu) - Vo Tran Chi - The Lu (or Tran Dai Nghia, or Tran Van Giau) - Le Kha Phieu (or Le Duc Anh) - going to the Southeast provinces or the city center.

    Route 2: Ho Chi Minh City Expressway - Trung Luong (or Le Kha Phieu) - Bui Thanh Khiet (or Tan Tuc Street) - Nguyen Huu Tri - Cho Dem Bridge - Nguyen Cuu Phu - Hung Nhon (or Tran Dai Nghia, or Tran Van Giau, or Provincial Road 10) - Le Kha Phieu (or Le Duc Anh) - entering the city center.

    Route 3: Ho Chi Minh City - Trung Luong expressway (or Le Kha Phieu) - Binh Thuan - Cho Dem - Nguyen Van Linh - National Highway 50 (or Pham Hung, or Nguyen Huu Tho) - City center.

    National Highway 50 - Nguyen Van Linh intersection (Direction from Binh Chanh (old) to District 9 (old) for cars and motorbikes: Nguyen Van Linh turn left into Trinh Quang Nghi - turn right at Pham The Hien - Duong Ba Trac - Street No. 4 - Nguyen Thi Thap or travel on Pham The Hien to Tran Xuan Soan.

    Note that people need to proactively arrange travel time, monitor traffic conditions to choose suitable routes, avoid peak hours and comply with the instructions of traffic police forces, forces participating in ensuring traffic order and safety, or traffic signal systems on the road.

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