[2025 Comarca de Haro Attraction] Travel Guide for Saigon (Updated May)

Address - Ho Chi Minh City Atmosphere/Location - Vietnam Highlights - Food Average Price Per Person - 10,000 Rating - 8#Travel Abroad

The Vietnam War (also known by other names) was a conflict in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia from 1 November 1955to the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975.It was the second of the Indochina Wars and was officially fought between North Vietnam and South Vietnam. The north was supported by the Soviet Union, China,and other communist states, while the south was supported by the United States and other anti-communist allies.The war is widely considered to be a Cold War-era proxy war.It lasted almost 20 years, with direct U.S. involvement ending in 1973. The conflict also spilled over into neighboring states, exacerbating the Laotian Civil War and the Cambodian Civil War, which ended with all three countries becoming communist states by 1975. Thank you for your appreciation #saigon #vietnam #War #museum

it’s ultimately your choice on where to party in downtown Saigon. There is an endless supply of nightclubs and places to entertain you all the way into the wee hours of the evening. I took these shots during the daytime hours so that you could clearly see where are you going and what you want to do. At night these clubs are lit up and a vast array of exciting neon lights and the people on the street are just as colorful.#2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #beachlife #saigon

Ho Chi Minh City, formerly called Saigon still preserve beautiful colonial buildings from the era when was the capital of French colony. It is located in south Vietnam, on the banks of the Saigon River, not far from the South China Sea. Is the largest city in the country, just few kilometers away from the chaotic metropolitan area there are beautiful and peaceful green rice fields. #2023travelwish #lucaworldtraveler

Bus reservation place: Hanh Cafe Kim Travel 273 D. Pham Ngũ Lao, Phuong Pham Ngũ Lao, District 1, Tành Phố Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam Price: 220,000 VND (based on VIP bus) The VIP bus is comfortable on both the 1st and 2nd floors and has individual curtains. Duration: 5 hours Good points: Drop off at your Mui Ne accommodation. Things to note: 1. The air conditioner is on the ceiling, so it can be a little cold. 2. You have to take off your shoes, so be careful of foot odor. 3. There is no bathroom inside the bus, so be sure to go to the bathroom before getting on. #Bus travel #Bus tour #Ho Chi Minh #Mui Ne #Night bus #Travel experience #The best

#MyTripVlog saigon this is my first day for long Covid I’m back Ho Chi Minh . first is very busy later later at night is very quiet. #saigon . I love Saigon at night time then morning. not too busy for many car driving. I have my Internet driving license so I can drive here. but let me tell you this in the morning time is so crazy when you drive in so many people, they can come to you all the time I don’t care let’s remember this when you’re driving don’t be scared if you scare you will hit someone’s, but you not scare. You won’t be at Saigon people driving like crazy they don’t care they just want to go fast. It never have speed for you to breathe.. So crazy but don’t dry is hard to dry for the parking in downtown.

#bucketlistreboot Address: War Remnants Museum, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Entrance Fee: 40000 VND/ adult Opening hours: 7:30am to 5pm everyday The War Remnants Museum examines the scars of the Vietnam War through well-arranged exhibits of pictures, documents, and artifacts throughout the years of French colonization, Vietnamese struggle to freedom, Soviet influence and US proxy war. All the weapons, materials and remains have been curated and exhibited with ample information and well preserved. Before I had been to Vietnam, I had very little knowledge about Vietnamese war that spanned in decades before I was born. Out of all the travels I had inside Vietnam, the war remains most eye opening and tragic to me which makes sense if we compare it to today’s situation. Decades of colonization and wars left the country in shambles but Vietnamese have been resilient and built back their country that they’ve opened again to the world. Totally worth the visit if you are in southern part of Vietnam.

I really like eating beef pho. I can eat Vietnamese noodles every day. Coming to Vietnam is the happiest thing for me. The food is delicious, the price is cheap, the hotel is not expensive, the weather is good, it's hot like back home. The people are like ours, good and strange, but I'm not afraid because I like to walk around. I can walk 4-5 kilometers. Here, when buying things, you have to bargain as much as possible. Don't bargain for souvenirs for 300 baht, 250 baht. I once bargained for 80 baht and got it right away. It really scared me.

On vacation to Vietnam for the first time, it's very very interesting and exciting. Guided with a map of Ho Chi Minh City that we got at the airport, of course, which featuring many places that must be visited while in city, we decided to walk to explore all corners of the city according to the directions on the city tourist map. There are a lots of great good hidden places including the churches which we passed by. The church is very artistic building, there is a cave of Mary, there is a place to pray too. even though we didn't understand the meaning of the Vietnamese writing, it didn't lesser our enthusiasm to see and document everything we see. It was very impressive experience. #createwithtrip

#hochiminhguide 📍 A Dreamy Day in Ho Chi Minh City! My visit to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam was nothing short of magical. The city is vibrant, colorful, and filled with warmth. I started my journey at Ben Thanh Market, where the local food stalls, bustling crowds, and endless shopping opportunities made it an unforgettable experience. 📸 Next, I visited the War Remnants Museum — a powerful place that offers a deep insight into Vietnam’s wartime history. It's emotional and educational at the same time. 📸 Then I explored the Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica and the Central Post Office. These French colonial buildings are stunning and incredibly photogenic — it felt like stepping into old Europe right in Asia! 📸 As evening fell, Bui Vien Walking Street came alive with lights, music, street food, and nonstop energy. It's the perfect place to end your day with fun and flavor. Ho Chi Minh City is not just a destination, it's a feeling. For travelers who love culture, history, and nightlife — this city is a must-visit! #hochiminhguide #tripmoments #vietnamtravel #hochiminhcity #travelvibes #cityexplorer #backpackvietnam #southeastasia #travelwithme #culturetrip #travelphotography #urbanadventure #foodiejourney #nightlifediary #solotravel #traveldiaries

#deliciousfood Bun dau mam tom in Saigon is super delicious and super cheap

Independence Palace - City Post Office - Notre Dame Cathedral#saigon

There are days when my heart is strangely heavy, an idea comes to mind, I get on the bus and go with my feet heavy with memories of someone. After days of wandering freely, I suddenly realize that family is the most peaceful place. Sitting down to eat a bowl of rice and soup with my parents and companions! The last ego of stubbornness…#trip

1. Ben Thanh Market Address - Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Features - the busiest market in Saigon Rating - 4/5 delicious food, slightly salty prices ☺️ 2. Independence Palace - Reunification Hall Address - No. 135 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Street, Ho Chi Minh City Features - if you love history, you should visit to learn more about history Rating - 4/5 3. Ho Chi Minh City Post Office Address - No. 125 Cong Xa Paris, Ben Nghe, District 1 Features - impressive check-in location in Saigon Rating -3/5 (going on Tet holiday so it's quite crowded) 4. Nguyen Hue walking street , Address - right next to the city post office, about 4-500m Features - delicious food, many cafes with views beautiful, favorite place of young people Rating - 4/5 5. Bui Vien Street Address - 3km from Nguyen Hue walking street, about 70k by grap Special point - entertainment and drinking area with many bars and delicious food, suitable for those who like excitement Rating - 4/5 prices are a bit salty

The building with many styles of coffee shop concepts. Recommended for this concept design and vintage style of Vietnam culture

This time, I will introduce Vietnamese dishes that you should definitely try when you go to Vietnam 🙌🏻 They are all cheap and delicious, so I recommend them! [Pho] Pho is a super famous dish in Vietnam! It has a refreshing soup with noodles like vermicelli, and is a dish that is more filling than you would imagine! We went to a popular restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City called "Pho 2000". The exterior is also beautiful and it is a restaurant that is full of tourists. As it is a famous restaurant, it was very delicious! [Banh Mi] This is also a food that is associated with Vietnam! Banh Mi. To put it simply, it is a Vietnamese-style sandwich! It is made of hard French bread that reminds you of the French colonial era, and is filled with vegetables and other ingredients. There are many banh mi shops in the city and they can be delivered easily, so it is also recommended to have it delivered to your hotel as a midnight snack! If you don't like cilantro, don't forget to ask for it to be "without cilantro". [Goi Cuong] Vietnamese spring rolls, Goi Cuong! There are fried spring rolls and fresh spring rolls. My favorite was the fried spring rolls 😋 They were available at almost every store, and it really felt like a staple dish in Vietnam! The chain store "Wrap&Roll" has all the staple Vietnamese dishes! You can enjoy almost all Vietnamese dishes there~ [Extra: Beer] It's not a dish, but I recommend Vietnamese beer! SAIGON has a cute pattern and is easy to drink, so it's recommended for women! It's not a Vietnamese beer, but you can try Singapore's Tiger beer at various places! This place also has a Southeast Asian feel and is recommended 🙌 🗺️ Pho 2000 📍210 Đ. Lê Thánh Tôn, Street, Quận 1, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh 70000 🗺️ Banana Mama Rooftop Bar & Kitchen Saigon 📍ABC, 102, Đ. Cống Quỳnh, Phường Phạm Ngũ Lão, Quận 1, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh 70000 Thank you for reading to the end 🙆♀️ I plan to post domestic and international travel information and recommended spots, so please follow and like if you like! #VietnamTrip #HoChiMinhTourism #VietnameseGourmet #OverseasTravel #OverseasGourmet

In the city center, there are many food options and many cafes. Prepare a lot of money, everything is worth buying.

Vietnamese coffee culture in Saigon is an absolute delight for coffee lovers. During my visit to this bustling city, I had the opportunity to immerse myself in the unique coffee culture that is deeply ingrained in the daily lives of locals. One of the first things that struck me about Vietnamese coffee culture was the emphasis on quality and flavor. Traditional Vietnamese coffee is typically brewed using a small metal filter called a "phin." This slow-drip technique allows the coffee to steep, resulting in a rich and robust flavor. The coffee is then typically served with condensed milk, creating a smooth and sweet taste that is simply irresistible. Saigon is also known for its many charming coffee shops that are tucked away in small alleyways and hidden corners. These cafes offer a cozy and relaxed ambiance, making them perfect places to unwind and sip on a delicious cup of coffee. The walls are often adorned with unique artwork, and the soft background music adds to the cozy atmosphere. What also amazed me about Vietnamese coffee culture is the variety of coffee options available. From traditional iced coffee (cà phê sữa đá) to egg coffee (cà phê trứng), there is something for every coffee enthusiast to try. Each variation brings its own distinct flavor and charm. Additionally, the coffee shops in Saigon offer more than just a caffeine fix. They serve as great places for socializing and people-watching. The streets of Saigon are always buzzing with locals and tourists enjoying their coffee while engaging in lively conversations or simply observing the vibrant city life. The coffee culture in Saigon is truly unique and special. It is not just about the drink itself, but also the entire experience that comes with it. From the distinctive brewing methods to the cozy ambiance of the coffee shops, every aspect of Vietnamese coffee culture adds to the charm of Saigon. If you're a coffee lover, I highly recommend exploring and enjoying the coffee culture in Saigon - it's a must-try experience! ☕️ 🍹 🧋 #Coffee #Culture #Vietnam #Saigon #Experience

First time visiting Vietnam! Well impressed! Loads of place that attract us to explore! We would love to visit aging soon#hotel #Relex #vietnamhotel

This is the very popular cafe apartment in Saigon. There are many hipster cafes in this building where you may chill whole afternoon! The location is at the city Center and you may get there by calling the local grab car

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Cafe apartment at SGN

Wandering through Saigon and stumbled upon this pretty church. Free entry & not many people mean you pretty much have the church grounds to yourself! Very bright and stunning in the middle of an otherwise grey and not very exciting street.

love the food in saigon just be alert and everything is fine

Bành Mì Huynh Hoa Address - 26 Đ. Lê Thị Riêng, Phường Phạm Ngũ Lão, Quận 1, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam Ambiance/Facilities - 4.5/5 Avg. Price per Person - USD$2.80 / 65,000 dong Rating - 4.5/5 Banh Mi were overstuffed in flavor and size. Price was 65.000VND at the time of writing for one, so a bit pricier than others but so delicious. Would definitely mark it as one of my favorites of all time. #hochiminhcity #saigoneseeateries

Haggle Hard For Best Bargain! The market has everything you ever need. Ben Thanh Market is famous for its abundance of goods and local produce. This is an indoor market so it will keep you off the Saigon heat and still give you an authentic shopping experience. It will take you a long walk to fully explore the market and do not miss the food court as well as the meat and fish section to truly feel the lively and vibrant atmosphere going on. At night, the surroundings turn into an open market with lines of shops selling fabric, clothes, leather products, and of course local street food. If you are looking for a place to buy souvenirs for your trip, this is it. Address: Le Loi St, District 1, HCM #hochiminh #market #vietnam #benthanhmkt

Filtered coffee (coffee warehouse, sock coffee, etc.) is named after the tool used to make it. This is the type of coffee made by putting coffee powder in a sock-like cloth bag, then dipping it in boiling water, waiting for the coffee to come out and then pouring it into a cup for the customer. Filtered coffee has a very unique flavor, both fragrant with pure coffee, sweet, smooth and a little fatty. Therefore, although time continues to flow, filtered coffee continues to exist, nestled in the heart of bustling Saigon.