Want to explore Saigon - Ho Chi Minh City? Here are the 10 activities not to be missed for your list of what to do in Saigon.
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This article aims to provide a thorough understanding of the changing climate, significant events, and the best times for an unforgettable stay in Ho Chi Minh City.
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In 2013, the US TV channel CNN announced a list of 12 underground works that attract the most tourists in the world, including the Cu Chi Tunnels of Vietnam. A cluster of underground works dubbed the steel land went into the heroic struggle history of the Vietnamese people as a legend of the 20th century and became a famous place in the world.
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Ben Thanh and Binh Tay markets offer memorable activities in Ho Chi Minh City to discover the frenetic side of our economic capital.
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A visit combining discovery and relaxation, the Ao dai Museum in Ho Chi Minh City is dedicated to the preservation of the traditional Vietnamese dress.
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Built in 1862 by French, Dragon House Wharf or “Nhà rồng” harbor is initially a large trading harbor of Saigon (The original name of Saigon), a harbor to meet the demand of transportation between the colonized Vietnam and southeast Asian area. 
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For the very first time, the Nuoc Mam Festival was held on Nguyen Hue Walking Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, attracting large crowds, including many international visitors
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Still get stuck with the list of what to do in Saigon? Ba Thien Hau Temple ( Lady Thien Hau Pagoda) is another destination you may want to consider to experience a corner of the Chinatown in the heart of Saigon.
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During the day, Binh Tay market (Cholon) is noisy and crowded with bustling stream of people trading everyday. Binh Tay market is unique in that besides sightseeing, shopping, tourists also can witness a vibrant life of Chinese immigrants who have lived in Cholon for decades.
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