War Remnants Museum

In Ho Chi Minh City, the War Remnants Museum documents the Vietnamese conflict and its aftermath through photographs, archives and military equipment.

Vietnam Golf and Country Club

Overview of Vietnam Golf and Country Club in Ho Chi Minh City: courses, tennis courts, swimming pool and practical information to prepare your visit.

Tam Son Hoi Quan Pagoda

A Sino-Vietnamese temple in Cholon district, Tam Son Hoi Quan Pagoda, founded by the Fujian congregation, is dedicated to the goddess of Fertility Me Sanh.

Quan Am Pagoda

Founded in 1816 by the Fujian congregation, Quan Am Pagoda is one of the oldest sanctuaries in Cholon, Ho Chi Minh City.

Phuoc An Hoi Quan Pagoda

Chinese pagoda in Cholon built in 1902 by the Fujian congregation, famous for its ceramic roof, statues of Quan Cong, and its sacred horse ritual.

Pagode Phung Son

Phung Son Pagoda

Built between 1802 and 1820 on ancient Funan ruins, Phung Son Pagoda preserves an exceptional collection of Mahayana Buddhist statuary in Ho Chi Minh City.

Pham Ngu Lao District

The beating heart of Ho Chi Minh City's backpacker scene, Pham Ngu Lao concentrates budget accommodation, travel agencies and vibrant nightlife around Bui Vien street.

Parks and Water Parks

Overview of Ho Chi Minh City's theme parks and water parks: Ho Ky Hoa, Dam Sen, Suoi Tien, and the legacy of Saigon Water Park.

Giac Vien Pagoda

Built in 1798 near Dam Sen Lake, Giac Vien Pagoda is one of the oldest Buddhist sanctuaries in Ho Chi Minh City, rich in wooden statuary.

Other Places of Worship 2

Four emblematic places of worship in Hue, blending a modern Catholic cathedral, a colonial church, and national pagodas steeped in Buddhist history.

Other Places of Worship

Vietnamese and Chinese pagodas, Hindu temples, colonial churches and Tamil mosques: an overview of the places of worship in Ho Chi Minh City.

Cathédrale Notre

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Built between 1877 and 1883 in the heart of Saigon, Notre-Dame Cathedral is a major landmark of French colonial architecture in Vietnam.

Museums

In Hué, the Imperial Museum (1923) and Ho Chi Minh Museum offer an intimate glimpse into Vietnamese history, from the Nguyen reign to independence.

The Municipal Theater

Colonial opera house inaugurated in 1899 on Dong Khoi Street, the Municipal Theater of Ho Chi Minh City hosts acrobatics, concerts, and ballets today.

Khanh Van Nam Vien Pagoda

Built between 1939 and 1942 by the Cantonese congregation in Cholon, Khanh Van Nam Vien Pagoda is one of the few Taoist places of worship in Vietnam.

Palais de la réunification

Reunification Palace

Symbol of the end of the Vietnam War on April 30, 1975, the Reunification Palace stands as a must-see in Ho Chi Minh City, from fortified basement to helipad roof.

Can Gio

Can Gio

Located 50 km from Ho Chi Minh City, Can Gio unfolds an UNESCO-listed mangrove, salt ponds, an aquaculture market, and the memory of the Viet-Cong base at Rung Sac.

Buu Long Mountain and Long An

About thirty kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City, Buu Long Mountain brings together panoramic views, an ancient pagoda and emerald lakes — nicknamed, somewhat grandly, the South's Ha Long Bay.