The name '28/3' commemorates March 28, 1975, the date Bảo Lộc was liberated during the Vietnam War.
The square acts as the focal point for city-wide festivals, including celebrations for the annual B'lao Tea Festival.
The perimeter is a hub for the local 'café culture,' with many vendors opening early to serve Vietnamese drip coffee to locals.
28/3 Square serves as the central public plaza and primary social hub of Bảo Lộc, Lâm Đồng. It is named after the date of the city's liberation. The paved square is surrounded by a diverse array of local eateries, coffee shops, and businesses catering to residents and visitors. It functions as the primary outdoor gathering space for community events and cultural activities in the city center. The square features open spaces used for morning exercise and evening social outings. Its strategic location makes it the main orientation point for exploring the surrounding urban district. The architecture is characterized by its expansive concrete layout designed for large-scale public accessibility.
The wide-angle perspective from the center of the square looking toward the surrounding city architecture and colorful signage.
Visit in the evening to experience the square when it becomes the most active social spot in the city.
Explore the surrounding side streets off Nguyen Cong Tru for smaller, authentic local street food stalls.
Bring a light jacket, as Bảo Lộc experiences cooler highland temperatures compared to the rest of the region.
Avoid driving through the square area during peak evening hours when crowds and motorbikes make maneuvering difficult.
