Top 7 Most Beautiful Images of Ton Duc Thang University

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1. Entrance to the Lecture Halls

2. The University on Rainy Days

3. The Bridge Connecting Two Shores of Love

4. The Green Corners of the Campus

5. Contrasting Views

6. The City’s Most Modern Stadium

7. The Multi-functional Arena with Two Separate Floors

1. Entrance to the Lecture Halls

The university's lecture halls are connected by long corridors running from buildings B to A to C. Even on rainy days, students can move easily and quickly between buildings to attend their next class. These hallways are equipped with seating areas where students can relax or engage in discussions. Though it's a place of study, Ton Duc Thang University is also a popular spot for students to take photos and check-in, offering plenty of opportunities for a memorable snapshot.

A row of lush green trees at the entrance

The entrance to the lecture halls at sunset

2. The University on Rainy Days

In Saigon, sudden rain showers are common. On rainy days, as students quietly walk through the courtyards, which are usually bustling with activity, they are struck by the serene beauty of the silence. The vibrant energy of the sunny days gives way to a slower, more solitary atmosphere on rainy days. Sometimes, the sound of a piano fills the air from the buildings, while the rain gently taps on the windows, turning the day into a peaceful, almost magical experience. 'Capturing the rain' has become one of the favorite themes for students who love taking photos, adding a unique charm to this beloved university named after Uncle Ton.

The university on rainy days

3. The Bridge Connecting Two Shores of Love

The concrete bridge divides the study and recreation areas of the campus. A green canal runs through the university, complete with a water fountain system and lighting that bring the canal to life. The campus buildings resemble a giant fish, with the head being the statue of President Ton Duc Thang. At night, the bridges become even more striking with lights illuminating the area, and the cranes towering high above, symbolizing Ton Duc Thang University’s rise as a giant over the past decade. The bridge is more than just a connection of spaces; it symbolizes the link between the present and the future of the university.

The bridge connecting two shores of love

4. The Green Corners of the Campus

In April 2016, the Vietnam Union of UNESCO Associations awarded Ton Duc Thang University the certificate for being an “Eco-friendly Campus”. The university's green spaces make up a significant portion of the campus, with open areas designed to foster interaction with nature. Many of the study areas, including the library, offer views overlooking these lush green zones, providing a serene and inspiring environment for students.

The green corners of the campus

5. Contrasting Views

The university currently has five campuses, with its main campus located at 19 Nguyen Huu Tho, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City. Ton Duc Thang University is positioned between two other institutions: RMIT University and the People's Police University. Over 20 years of growth and development, Ton Duc Thang University has gradually affirmed the quality of its education. With significant investment in facilities, both faculty and students can proudly say that this is one of the most modern and beautiful universities in Vietnam.

Considered the most beautiful university in the country today, Ton Duc Thang University offers students a comfortable educational environment, continually improving its infrastructure and equipment. This has created a space that is not only modern but also poetic, allowing students to relax and unwind after intense study sessions.

Aerial shot of Building C

A photo of Building D from below

6. The City’s Most Modern Stadium

The stadium meets FIFA 2-star standards, with a seating capacity of 7,000 and an advanced lighting system offering a brightness of 1200 lux, making it suitable for live broadcasts even at night. This world-class facility has hosted major national and international tournaments, including the 2015 Viettel Cup National Student Football Championship. After a long day of classes, students can enjoy a game of football at the university's own stadium without needing to travel anywhere else.

The city’s most modern stadium

Numerous sports events have taken place at the university's stadium

7. The Multi-functional Arena with Two Separate Floors

The multi-functional arena has a seating capacity of 2,700 and is equipped with a central air conditioning system, as well as mobile, motorized seating to accommodate various international tournaments in volleyball, basketball, tennis, futsal, and more. For the first time, Ton Duc Thang University's arena hosted top-level futsal matches from across Asia. After classes, students can join clubs and participate in sports activities at the arena. Even after a long day, these 'athletes' eagerly choose their preferred sports to practice and unwind.

The multi-functional arena

The front view of the building

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