Must-visit green parks in Saigon

Perhaps, green parks should be put in the list of travelers to Saigon, Vietnam since those destinations entitle them to get another sense of Vietnamese lifestyle. If you wish to gain this experience, let’s go!

23-9 Park

23-9 Park

Positioned in the heart of downtown Saigon, 23-9 Park is referred to as one of the citizens’ common places for relaxing among two bustling areas, including Ben Thanh Market, Saigon backpacker area. Ever wonder why the park is called 23-9? It actually came from the day the president Ho Chi Minh rallied the newly independent Vietnam to defend the nation against the French invasion in 1945, and this naming is also like the way Vietnamese people want to mark the milestone in their history. There is much room for jogging, exercise, entertainment (exactly a playground and an amphitheatre for children) you and your children will feel like to try in the park.

30/4 Park

30/4 Park

It is stated that 30/4 Park is easily recognized because it looks like a path to link Reunification Palace to Notre Dame Cathedral. At each weekend, the park is seemingly a gathering place of numerous locals, including students and amateur artists who wish to share their study and show their talent whereby you can enjoy interesting activities. Just get a drink nearby and leisurely walk here, and you find the unforgettable moments from the locals.

Tao Dan Park

Must-visit green parks in Saigon: Must-visit green parks in Saigon

Tao Dan Park is situated behind Reunification Palace and viewed as among the widest green spaces in the heart of downtown Saigon. The park not only features towering trees which look like exquisite plant sculptures of dragons and tigers, but also is a destination of activities especially in the early morning, e.g. the citizens doing meditative tai chi, playing badminton, and doing exercise with public exercise machines. If taking a chance to go for a stroll in the park in the late afternoon, you can join their interesting aerobics class.

Saigon Zoo and Botanical Garden

Saigon Zoo and Botanical Garden

Erected over 100 years ago by French botanist JB Louis Pierre, Saigon Zoo and Botanical Garden is now well-known as among the most long-standing zoos in the world. The zoo is home to over 550 animals, over 260 plant species, and over 1830 trees. Coming here, you will realize that there are plenty of different sections to discover, such as animal conservation zone, children’s amusement zone, plant conservation center and orchid garden. Here, while roaming around, you never want to miss a nearby monument dedicated to Vietnamese killed in World War I. Moreover, it will be interesting to try a fascinating activity of feeding animals and playing closer to them.

Ho Ban Nguyet Park – Anh Sao Bridge

Ho Ban Nguyet Park – Anh Sao Bridge

Phu My Hung area, District 7, where Ho Ban Nguyen Park is located is viewed as another version of Singapore and Dubai; hence, it has appealed to more and more young visitors who are fond of taking photos and joining recreation activities. Especially, the area fascinating everyone the most is Ho Ban Nguyet Park and Anh Sao Bridge. One thing you will be amazed is that the landscape by day and by night is totally different; while it looks dull in daylight, everything gets lively and sparkling as soon as the night falls.

Le Thi Rieng Park

Le Thi Rieng Park

Seen as the largest park in District 10, Le Thi Rieng Park is a popular destination for the citizens’ activities, such as doing exercise with the public exercise machines, jogging, and playing some sports. The park’s name is that of a Vietnamese hero who joined the war against the French, was prisoned and tortured during the American war.

Central Park

Central Park

Central Park is situated at Tan Cang (Binh Thanh District), next to Saigon River.  This park is based on the model of Central Park in New York (the US), so it is definitely a pearl of the city, in which the green space prevails. Although a huge sum of money is invested on designing and constructing this park, there is no entrance fee required to visit here.




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