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The best things to do in Ho Chi Minh City: the Independence Palace, the War Remnants Museum, Ben Thanh Market, the French-era streets, the Saigon Waterbus at sunset and the Cu Chi Tunnels, with 2026 hours and prices.

What is there to do at night in District 1? A short and simple question, yet it cannot fully capture the wide array of exciting nighttime activities in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City. Centrally located, District 1 is not only renowned for its iconic historical and cultural landmarks but also a haven for […]

Cosmetics and KL SPA For a long time, the Vietnamese cosmetics and skin care market has welcomed many waves of famous brands from France, Japan, Korea, and the US, meeting all the needs and consumption capabilities of domestic users. In recent years, domestic brands have gradually asserted their position, with meticulous investments in product quality […]

This Ho Chi Minh City itinerary 3 days long is planned around three things that shape every trip here: short walking distances in the centre, the new metro line and the midday heat. Day 1 covers Ben Thanh Market, Saigon Centre and Nguyen Hue Walking Street. Day 2 is for history and French-era Saigon, from […]

The War Remnants Museum Ho Chi Minh City is one of the most important historical sites in Vietnam, which clearly shows the perspectives of the Vietnam War and its consequences.

Not only being known as one of the oldest traditional markets in Ho Chi Minh City, Ben Thanh market also serves as a central and iconic place for retail, trading, shopping, sightseeing and many cultural activities. 

Japan Town is considered a miniature version of Japan right in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City. Spanning less than 2km, it consists of alleys intersecting between the bustling streets of Le Thanh Ton and Thai Van Lung.

District 1 - the economic, political, entertainment and cultural centre of Ho Chi Minh City (or Saigon) -  is a must-visit destination for anyone that comes to the city. The approximately 8 square metre district is home to numerous administrative offices, commercial banks, business headquarters, bunches of hotels, restaurants, cafes, shopping malls and entertainment hubs.

The Saigon river has been nurturing Saigon (or Ho Chi Minh City) for over 3 centuries. While the city has become one of the most dynamic cities in the region, the river, like a giant mirror, has reflected all the ups and downs of the city throughout history. The river indeed holds the soul of the city in some sense, which few visitors will miss a chance to explore.