Vung Tau Beaches

Vung Tau beaches have long been a magnet for tourists, especially from Ho Chi Minh. This is one of the best destinations in the dry season, December to April inclusive, although it is never quiet, as it offers a great weekend escape from the cities. What is the specialty of Vung Tau beaches? With the […]

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Ben Duoc Memorial Temple

Ben Duoc Memorial Temple (Vietnamese: đình tưởng niệm Bến Dược),  is a historical and cultural work of the Party Committee and people of Ho Chi Minh City. The temple was built to commemorate the great gratitude of the soldiers and people who fought and sacrificed on the land of Saigon – Gia Định in the […]

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HCMC issues Covid safety rules to resume tourism

Tourists coming to HCMC must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 or have recovered from the disease. Visitors aged under 18 must furnish a negative Covid test certificate obtained within 48 hours before arrival. These are among newly issued safety regulations for the city’s tourism industry as HCMC starts to gradually resume tourism activities in so-called […]

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Ba Ria-Vung Tau to allow local visitors at 4 tourist facilities

Authorities in Ba Ria-Vung Tau will allow four resorts and tourist areas in green zones to admit travelers from within Vietnam from September 15. They are the Grand Ho Tram Strip tourism complex, Melia Ho Tram beach resort and Binh Chau Hot Spring Resort in Xuyen Moc District, and Six Senses Con Dao beach resort […]

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What to eat when travelling to Tay Ninh

Tay Ninh is a dry, hot region located in southwestern Vietnam. It’s famous for being the home of the Cao Dai religion and for many unique specialties you should try at least once when coming here.  What is the specialties of Tay Ninh? Salt shrimp Tay Ninh is not a coastal province or the best […]

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Tan Xa Palace – The Saigon’s Oldest House

Located on the campus of the Archbishop’s Palace (180 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, Xuan Hoa Ward), there is an old house hidden in many adjacent high-rise zones – that’s Tan Xa Palace. “Souvenirs” of Emperor Gia Long The house was built by Emperor Nguyen Anh for Pierre Joseph Georges Pigneau, a French Catholic priest, also […]

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Saigon Opera House – Part 2: RESTORED TO ORIGIN

As our page shared in part 1 of the series about Saigon Opera House, the original Theater was decorated with a lot of reliefs and vivid statues, like the Saigon City Hall, but the 40s of the last century were removed to “improve, refresh the style “to suit new artistic tastes. It was a great […]

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Saigon Opera House – Part 1: The Beauty buried through time

The Saigon Opera House, as we still see it, is a hard work in terms of both use and decoration, subject to many fluctuations over time and not in line with its original purpose. The French built theaters throughout Indochina, so it is true that we call it “the beauty is buried.” The current theater […]

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Ho Chi Minh City Opera House

The Ho Chi Minh City Opera House, also known as the Saigon Opera House, is a Gothic-style architectural work. This is not only a place for performance arts and other important events, but it is also an interesting tourist destination, attracting many visitors who come to admire. History of the Ho Chi Minh City Opera […]

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Ninh Kieu Pedestrian Bridge

Can Tho city is located on the banks of the Hậu River, also known as Tây Đô, “Capital of the Southwest,” and is crisscrossed by a river system. This is the largest city in the Mekong Delta. Referring to the famous tourist destinations in Can Tho, it is impossible not to mention Ninh Kieu Wharf – […]

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