Attractions:
Central Post Office of Saigon
Displays a strong colonial style. The giant murals and ancient telephone booths inside give a sense of time.
War Remnants Museum
Reunification Palace
Formerly the Presidential Palace of South Vietnam,
Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon (Saigon Notre-Dame Cathedral)
Ben Thanh Market
You can buy Vietnamese specialty souvenirs, clothing, handicrafts, etc.
, here.
Fine Arts Museum
Mekong River
Nightlife in Ho Chi Minh City: Bars and Night Markets
You can take a walk along the Mekong River, enjoy the evening breeze, or visit local night markets, taste street food, and experience the lively atmosphere.
Vietnamese Specialty Cuisine
– **Pho 2000**
– **Cơm tấm Ba Ghiền**
– **Bánh Mì Huỳnh Hoa**
Transportation Tips
Bus: Not very suitable for tourists.
Motorcycle: Call a ride through apps like Grab,
Taxi: Taxi companies such as Grab and Mai Linh are more reliable. It is recommended to choose official companies to avoid being scammed.
Tips
Weather: Hot and humid all year round, it is recommended to wear light clothing and bring sun protection.
Currency: Vietnamese Dong (VND). It is suggested to exchange some cash upon arrival; some shops also accept US dollars.
Language: Vietnamese
I had no idea there were so many interesting spots in Ho Chi Minh City! The War Remnants Museum and Notre-Dame Cathedral both sound like such unique experiences. I’m also intrigued by the hidden gems like the Fine Arts Museum that aren’t as well-known but seem worth visiting. Definitely makes me want to plan a trip soon!