The park is named after the date of the 1945 resistance against French colonial forces in Southern Vietnam.
It occupies the former location of the Saigon Railway Station, which was relocated in the 1970s.
The site acts as a key urban cooling zone in the dense District 1 urban core.
It is a popular location for local language exchange groups who gather here to practice with tourists.
September 23rd Park is a sprawling green strip situated on the site of the former Saigon Railway Station. The park serves as a major pedestrian corridor between the Ben Thanh market district and the backpacker hub of Pham Ngu Lao. It features manicured lawns, diverse tropical foliage, and various exercise areas used by local residents for morning and evening routines. The space often hosts seasonal cultural festivals, street food events, and international book fairs. It functions as a transitional transit point for many city commuters. The grounds contain monuments and statues integrated into the landscaped pathways.
The raised pathways looking toward the intersection of Ben Thanh Market during sunset.
Visit during the early morning or late afternoon to participate in local aerobics and tai chi sessions.
Keep personal belongings secure, as the park is a high-traffic area that can attract pickpockets.
Accepting 'free' gifts or unsolicited services from strangers who approach you in the park, as these often lead to scams.
Maintain a respectful volume during fitness classes and avoid littering.
