23/9 Park Bus Station

23/9 Đ. Phạm Ngũ Lão, Phường Phạm Ngũ Lão, Quận 1, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Việt Nam

This bustling transport hub provides convenient access to various destinations within and outside the city.

Destination: 23/9 Park Bus Station, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Welcome to the 23/9 Park Bus Station in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City! This bustling transport hub provides convenient access to various destinations within and outside the city. The 23/9 Park Bus Station is strategically located, making it a central point for exploring Ho Chi Minh City's attractions. From here, you can easily reach popular destinations such as Ben Thanh Market, the War Remnants Museum, and Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon.

For a taste of local life, take a short stroll to the nearby 23/9 Park, a vibrant public space where locals gather for leisure activities. Surrounding the park, you'll find street vendors offering delicious Vietnamese snacks and refreshing beverages. Before you embark on your journey, ensure you have a clear understanding of the bus routes and schedules.

The station staff is usually helpful and can provide information in both Vietnamese and English.

Enjoy your travels from the dynamic 23/9 Park Bus Station!

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Nearby attractions

Ben Thanh market

"Ben Thanh Market is a large commercial center located in the center of Ho Chi Minh City, District 1. It is one of the earliest structured markets in Saigon and is an important symbol of the city. street, popular with tourists looking for handicrafts, garments."

Giac Vien Pagoda

Having existed for more than 160 years, Giac Vien is considered one of the oldest pagodas in Saigon and has important cultural and artistic significance in the minds and hearts of Vietnamese people.

Water Puppet

Originating from cotton-laden rice fields in the Red River Delta, Northern Vietnam, Vietnamese traditional water puppetry is still one of the traditional and folklore depictions of Vietnamese life."

Ok Om Bok . Festival

“On the full moon day in the middle of winter every year, the Khmer people often hold a festival to show their gratitude to the Moon Goddess, who gave them a bountiful harvest and abundant aquatic resources.”