Saigon travel

The bilingual book series "Hanoi - Sai Gon Travelogue" is a unique collection that blends travel writing and illustrated storytelling, offering readers an engaging journey to explore the beauty and rich culture of Vietnam’s two most famous cities: Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

Follow in the footsteps of VietnamTimes writer Zoey Nguyen and her quest to find green spaces admist in the sprawling streets of Saigon.

These coffee shops offer the best view of dreamy Saigon on the rooftops, where visitors can watch the quiet sunset and enjoy a hot cup of coffee.

Resin flowers bloom in March. When May comes, its seeds are carried through every Saigon street by the summer wind.

From 7 pm, the restaurants in Thanh Da began to bustle, on the other side of the bay, Landmark 81 building brightens up the sky of Saigon.

Ho Chi Minh City has long left a strong impression on tourists with the fusion of ancient and modern architectures. The city possesses a series of luxurious shopping malls, buildings along with old markets.

Saigon becomes more sparkling at dawn or sunset and brings its unique beauty on cloudy days.

Considered the "fairy island" in the middle of the ocean, Ly Son island will undoubtedly be a destination that makes visitors excited. Recently, Ly Son has become a favorite destination for those who love rustic tourism and love to explore by themselves. If you join a group or go solo, read carefully the following information, which will provide some details to help you explore some notable hotspots in Ly Son. 

The UK- based leading travel magazine Culture Trip has recently outlied 11 reasons that make the "terrific nightlife and dizzying energy" Ho Chi Minh City an unmissable destination for travelers.