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The beef bowls are recommended, with the beef slices soft and savoury. The foie gras is decadent creamy if you can take it. This branch is a little packed and warm. Seats near cashier is dark, moving in to open kitchen side is warm and seats are very limited. We Ordered signature dishes but the garlic butter chicken don is quite basic. Kaisen Chirashi dons are good with the mix of seafood flavours, oyster platter not bad but should come at dinner time when there's happy hours offers more worth it. #hochiminhguide #staycation #thingstodo

#hochiminhguide Location 809/9 Tran Hung Dao, Ward 1, District 5, HCMC O 8am - 10pm 45k - 65k Fashionistas will definitely love this place). But for people who often use laptops like me, The Muse is actually quite okay, visiting on a weekday and choosing a corner by the window is reasonable The owner did a thorough design, so The Muse looks quite prominent in the alley of District 5. The Modern design style is shown throughout the space of the shop, with a bit of retro through pretty decor items. The upstairs area is quite eye-catching, especially the corner where the sofa is (so this corner is always full of customers). Also because of the "photogenic" design, The Muse attracts a lot of customers to take pictures and is sometimes a bit noisy. However, I still find it okay to use my laptop, just plug in my headphones and it's done I find the music spontaneous, sometimes USUK, sometimes Kpop, sometimes Vpop, sometimes lofi, a complete mess. The staff are friendly, enthusiastic and attentive to customers. I had to answer the phone suddenly so I asked them to turn down the music a bit, they also kept the space quiet so I can say I am satisfied The drinks are okay. The menu does not have iced Ame so I told the barista to add cold water to Black Coffee 2. I tried Matcha Latte Tau Hu and it was okay, everyone can try it

#hochiminhguide Location: 25/17/1 Cuu Long, Ward 2, Tan Binh District, HCMC • 7am - 9pm 20k - 68k We just randomly discussed and my friend invited me to eat sticky rice. But this time I visited Mem and found out that the shop has a new, more spacious space (pic 9). However, this place looks quite similar to a regular restaurant, so I still chose to sit in the old chill courtyard of the shop. The good thing is that the early morning is cool, the staff is friendly and serves dishes quickly, eating sticky rice with the whole group is fun. For about 20k - 35k, everyone can try sticky rice with 1 topping. I ordered the Grilled Pork Sticky Rice (35k), Braised Pork Sticky Rice with Shredded Pork (43k) and Tofu Pudding (15k). Although the grilled meat was a bit sweet, everything else was still as delicious as ever

#hochiminhguide Location: 44A Dinh Cong Trang, Tan Dinh Ward, District 1, HCMC O 6:30 am - 10 pm 45k - 75k When you come here, drinking water is actually a secondary activity, listening to music is the main thing. It's no exaggeration to say that 15.22 Tan Dinh has a very suitable music selection for the slow Da Lat vibe of the shop. Playlists from Bang Kieu or Cam Van (there was a time when I came and listened to Adele's CD with Carpenters) are played through a high-end retro sound system, sitting in any corner of the shop is fascinating. 5. At 15.22 Tan Dinh people will see large windows capturing natural light. This detail helps to brighten the entire space, very suitable for those who read books or use laptops. There is an opinion that this detail makes 15.22 Tan Dinh lose privacy & lowkey like 15.22 NTMK. Personally, I think this doesn't affect anything, each shop and the vibe is getting better Most of the customers at the restaurant will order coffee or some signature dishes for the right vibe. I try Espresso Tonic (59k) very okay Pink cup is Guava Kombucha (65k) suitable for n9n-caffeine team At 15.22 Tan Dinh, everyone park at Halo Building 39 Dinh Cong Trang, stamp the ticket to get free parking

#hochiminhguide Location : 167B Nguyen Bieu, Ward 2, District 5, HCMC O 8am - 10pm 40k - 65k Go to a coffee shop to: x Drink coffee Drink iced tea Visiting Connect Saigon is to "sit and relax, drink water" in the true sense. The staff is so enthusiastic that they refill the tea pot continuously, a big plus for the shop. They also ask about the customers' coffee taste, whether the shop mixes it well, and what needs to be adjusted. With a shop with this kind of service, it's no wonder Connect Saigon has been so hot recently :)). Connect Saigon's space is quite small, only on the ground floor of the house. Mostly, customers will sit outdoors, but indoor is also an option if it rains or is too sunny. In general, the shop is suitable for groups to chat, sit and read books to relax. A very suitable choice for leisurely weekends, inviting dates and so on

#hochiminhguide Park Hyatt Saigon is like stepping into a chic Parisian mansion — but with Vietnamese soul. I instantly fell for the white shutters, lush garden vibes, and elegant colonial style. My room was a calm oasis with soft neutrals, fresh flowers, and the fluffiest robes ever. Breakfast was to die for (try the pho — trust me), and the pool area made me feel like I was at a garden party. It’s right in District 1, so everything I wanted to explore was just a short walk away. I even got a little history fix with nearby museums and the Opera House. The staff were absolute angels — warm, professional, and super helpful with recommendations. I spent one whole day just lounging, journaling, and sipping jasmine tea in their dreamy lobby lounge. If you’re a girl traveler into timeless style, peaceful luxury, and meaningful moments, Park Hyatt is your haven.

#hochiminhguide Vinpearl Luxury at Landmark 81 is pure modern glam — I mean, I literally stayed in Vietnam’s tallest building! The view from my room was next-level, especially at night when the city sparkled like a galaxy. The vibe is sleek, minimal, and totally Insta-worthy. My favorite part? The spa and indoor infinity pool with skyline views — so dreamy. The mall downstairs is perfect for a quick splurge or a lazy movie night. As a solo girl traveler, I felt super secure and the staff were so attentive (even remembered my coffee order!). It’s away from the touristy noise, but still close enough to explore with a Grab ride. This is the kind of place where you just feel fancy — I spent a lot of time just soaking in the view from my bathtub. If you’re a city-loving girl who likes her hotels sky-high and super stylish, this is it.

#hochiminhguide The Saigon Opera House is an exquisite piece of French colonial architecture that serves as a cultural beacon in Ho Chi Minh City. Its ornate facade, adorned with sculptures and intricate details, makes it a favorite backdrop for photos. Inside, the theater hosts a variety of performances, from traditional Vietnamese shows to contemporary ballets and concerts. Attending a show here offers an elegant night out and a deep appreciation for Vietnamese arts. Even if you don’t catch a performance, the building itself, especially when illuminated at night, is worth admiring. It’s a jewel that enhances any #hochiminhguide journey with culture and style.

#hochiminhguide The Ao Dai Museum, located a little outside the city center, is dedicated to Vietnam's iconic national dress—the ao dai. Founded by renowned designer Si Hoang, the museum showcases an impressive collection of ao dai spanning different historical periods and regions. The setting is equally charming, with traditional wooden houses and a tranquil garden that make the visit feel like stepping back in time. Here, you can even try on an ao dai and pose for photos, making it a fun, interactive experience. It’s a fantastic way to explore Vietnamese cultural pride and fashion heritage. For travelers sharing their journey under #hochiminhguide, this museum offers colorful, elegant, and uniquely Vietnamese content.

#hochiminhguide Set in a beautiful French colonial building next to the Saigon Zoo, the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History offers a chronological journey through Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage. Inside, you’ll find artifacts dating back to prehistoric times, ancient Champa sculptures, and relics from the Nguyen Dynasty. Each exhibit is carefully curated to showcase the country’s diverse ethnic groups and their traditions. Don’t miss the water puppet theater show, which is a delightful way to experience Vietnamese folklore. It’s a quieter, less crowded alternative to other museums and provides excellent context for everything else you’ll see in the city. For #hochiminhguide explorers, it's a culturally enriching stop that broadens your understanding of Vietnam beyond the war narrative.

#hochiminhguide The Independence Palace is not just an architectural landmark but a powerful symbol of Vietnam’s modern history. Located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, this mid-20th century building served as the presidential home and workplace during the Vietnam War. Walking through its preserved meeting rooms, war command centers, and underground bunkers gives visitors an immersive historical experience. The palace grounds are expansive and serene, offering a stark contrast to the bustling city outside. It's fascinating to see original period furnishings and vehicles, including tanks that famously crashed through the gates in 1975. A must-visit for those keen to understand Vietnam's past while capturing iconic photos for your #hochiminhguide adventure.

#hochiminhguide Standing proudly in downtown Ho Chi Minh City, the Notre-Dame Cathedral is a symbol of the city's colonial past and religious heritage. Built entirely of red bricks imported from France, its twin bell towers rise majestically against the skyline. While restoration work has limited access to the interior in recent years, the exterior alone is a breathtaking sight. The square in front is a favorite spot for both locals and tourists to relax, take photos, and enjoy street performances. It’s particularly beautiful in the early morning light. Add this to your #hochiminhguide itinerary for a dose of history, architecture, and city atmosphere.

#besthotels My friend and have a great experience staying at Windsor Plaza, it is a luxurious hotel, comfortable with great amenities and facilities they have provided, nice pools, good restaurants and friendly service, group welcoming. Highlight- Large room, spacious with city views, great breakfast included. Convenient location. Location: 18 An Duong Vuong Street, Ward9, district 5, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam. #staycation #hochiminhguide

Following many reviews from other people, they said we had to stop by this restaurant because the pizza was delicious. How could we not try it when we went? I want to say that this restaurant is as delicious as its reputation. I ordered 3 dishes and everything was delicious. The pizza had good, chewy dough. The pasta was creamy and had a strong crab flavor. The fruit salad + burrata was great. It made me feel fresh. It was really good. Plus the price was not expensive and the dishes were big. In conclusion, go there. #GreatHoChiMinhRestaurants #trip #pizza4ps #hochiminhfood #hochiminhguide

Hotels on Phu Quoc Island are generally located along the beach or near the Paradise Town. ⚫️ East Side - Starfish Beach: The sea here is relatively good. - 🛏️ JW Marriott, Novotel, Accor Apartments, Accor Village Premium Resort. ⚫️ West Side Beach: Offers sunset views but the beach and water quality are slightly inferior to the east. - 🛏️ Liberty Central, InterContinental, Novotel, Pullman. ⚫️ North - Pearl Paradise: Has a beach, and the highlight is that the hotels are part of the paradise complex, allowing unlimited access to the park. - 🛏️ Sheraton, Wyndham, Vinpearl Spa, Meliá. Personally, I highly recommend JW Marriott, designed by the master Bill Bensley as a "fantasy campus." Next, I recommend the adjacent Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Premium Apartment, managed by Accor. It is right next to JW Marriott, owned by the same owner, and the beach is connected. Staying in the Emerald Bay Apartment, you can visit and take photos at JW Marriott, which offers great value for money. The rooms at this Accor apartment are also decent. The Pullman and Liberty Central hotels on the west side have good reviews. These two hotels are on the same beach, just a short walk apart. If you have children, consider Vinpearl Safari Resort or Vinpearl Wonder. These hotels are part of the Pearl Paradise complex and come with unlimited access to the amusement park. Phu Quoc Island has a range of hotels catering to different budgets. I recently stayed at the Phu Quoc West Hotel, a beachfront villa for a few hundred VND, and it was a fantastic experience. The key is that it's extremely close to the sea. Most hotels on Phu Quoc Island are just a few steps away from the beach.

Let's talk about how popular MiuMiu is! When searching for spas in Ho Chi Minh City, many results lead to this particular establishment. Out of curiosity, I decided to visit. Its location is excellent, situated in an affluent area with many Japanese residents. Rumor has it that the brand is also backed by Japanese individuals. The first and second stores are side by side, right in the heart of the city, less than 500 meters from the Pink Church. So, for those tired after visiting the church, you can come here for a massage before continuing your journey. Regarding reservations: I did not make a reservation. The website only allowed reservations up to seven days in advance, and I couldn't find their Zalo. I just went there on a regular weekday evening, and after a five-minute wait, they arranged everything for me. However, there's no guarantee of availability without a reservation. I saw a middle-aged Japanese couple coming in to adjust their reservation time, so I think it's safer to make a reservation. You can visit once or ask someone who speaks Vietnamese to help you make a reservation by phone. About the service process: They will ask you to select the massage intensity for different parts of your body. If you're getting a body scrub, they'll ask you to choose the scrub type but not the massage oil. After that, you'll leave your bag and go upstairs to change clothes. There's a restroom inside the changing room. Then, they'll take you to your designated bed. About the service and skills: The service is excellent, very thoughtful, and they pay attention to privacy, with separate areas for men and women. I tried package 2, selecting medium intensity for each part, and the skills were impressive. Overall, I felt I should have chosen a stronger intensity. My package included a facial massage, a traditional facial massage without equipment. I highly recommend it; their techniques help reduce swelling, and unexpectedly, I even fell asleep. Address: Just search "MiuMiu Spa" on Google Maps, and it will come up.

Today, I'll be sharing a shopping guide: Big C: I used to think that you could only shop at Big C in Thailand, but it turns out they have it in Vietnam too. I highly recommend everyone to buy souvenirs here. The prices are reasonable, and you can explore local snacks. You can find various brands of Vietnamese coffee here. I tried three brands of coffee, and personally, I like Nescafe's Vietnamese coffee the most. Landmark 81: This is located in the rich district, a more high-end shopping center. It's a bit far from the tourist area. It's a regular shopping center, but if you want to buy branded items, you might consider coming here. Bui Vien Walking Street: This is the favorite street for young people, especially lively at night. As the night falls, the street becomes crowded with bars on both sides, and the music is booming. There are also some food stalls here, so even if you don't drink, you can try some snacks and experience the lively atmosphere. Thai Binh Market: On the third day, come here for breakfast and explore the local market. It's a wet market and has a variety of nuts. Cashews, pistachios, and more can be found here. It feels like the vendors are honest; since it's a market for locals, they don't have to deal with tourists much, so most of them don't speak English. Ben Thanh Market: This is a market that tourists usually visit, selling cooked food, nuts, coffee, souvenirs, etc. As it's a tourist area, prices are higher, so it's recommended to haggle. I recommend trying the dried lotus seed snacks here; they're sugar-free, oil-free, and salt-free, a healthy snack. It seems like this snack has different grades; try before you buy, some are harder, and some are more crispy. Binh Tay Market: This one is farther from the city center, located in Chinatown. It also sells various nuts, and the prices are a bit cheaper than Ben Thanh Market. It's a larger market, a wholesale market, but it also retails goods.

During my days in Ho Chi Minh City, besides discovering many beautiful cafes, I also found that a small amount of money can get you quality meals. Let me introduce you to District 2 - the expat residential area. Upon the landlord's recommendation, we went to District 2 for a meal one day and absolutely loved it. Next time you come, you might want to stay in District 1 but come to District 2 for a cozy atmosphere. The Deck Saigon A French restaurant near the riverside that makes you want to take out your phone and start snapping pictures as soon as you walk in. The white, simple, and upscale design makes you feel like your plastic bag has turned into Hermès. I believe it must have a romantic ambiance in the evening. Seats near the window offer a direct view of the river (although the river might not be exceptionally beautiful 😂). Mad House Perfect for lazily sipping cocktails with little umbrellas under the warm sunshine. The outdoor seating is really stylish. It's really hard to leave once you're there. If you have the chance, definitely take a stroll in District 2!

If you can only visit one café in Saigon, it must be this one. This café, seemingly converted from an ancient house, occupies a vast area and features a unique style, known as Vietnamese Wabi-Sabi. It exudes a strong ancient charm, resembling a visit to a grand ancestral home from bygone eras. The interior murals are stunning, and there are many seating areas outside for a cool respite. I chose a back area with a tatami-style seating arrangement, leaning against a large French window, sipping a Matcha Latte. I observed the Vietnamese people outside taking photos, chatting, and daydreaming, attempting to pretend, if only for a moment, that I belonged to their world. Đá Bào Concept - Cố Đô ☕️ Monday to Sunday 7 am - 9 pm 📍 18 Tú Xương, Võ Thị Sáu, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Today, I want to share a rooftop beer bar in Vietnam that I recently discovered by chance. I have to say that the atmosphere here is spot on!! The key is its central location! 🍸 Thương Rooftop Address: 258 Ton Dan, Ward 08, District 4, Ho Chi Minh City Opening Hours: 16:30 – 00:30 Transportation: 3 minutes walk from Vinh Hoi station, located at 124 - 126 Vinh Hoi. ⭐️ Thương Rooftop translates to "Love Rooftop" in English, and this name is very fitting. This little spot is quite popular locally and ranks high. For rooftop enthusiasts, this place might be familiar, and the bar is nicely decorated, offering a stunning cityscape. Sitting here in the evening, sipping on sweet cocktails, and chatting with friends is truly delightful! ⭐️ The bar offers a wide variety of drinks, from cocktails and beer to non-alcoholic beverages. There are also many snacks to taste. Thương Rooftop is not only a great place to enjoy the city sunset but also hosts various weekly events such as tarot card readings and small concerts, adding to the fun and vibrant atmosphere. - 🏠 Accommodation This time, I want to share with you an ❤️ Airbnb that is designed very warmly and meticulously throughout. 🗺️ Name: Retro Loft*Fabulous City Views 🛁 Experience & Highlights: ▫️ I really love the large floor-to-ceiling windows in the bedroom, offering beautiful night views. ▫️ The Airbnb is located on the 5th floor of the building, with an elevator for convenient access. ▫️ The location is excellent, right in the center of Ho Chi Minh City, providing easy access to popular areas. ▫️ There are many nearby cafes and trendy restaurants to explore. If you have time, you can slowly check them out.

Okkio Caffe - There are coffee shops with a retro style everywhere, but the bold and vibrant retro feel is quite unique. Located on the second floor next to the Saigon River Market in Saigon, climb the astonishing staircase, open the heavy glass door, and enter another world. The exclusive French charm of Vietnam, retro yet modern, enjoying the view of the blue sky and white clouds ☁, this pleasant moment is deeply cherished.

This branch has the same address as a nearby restaurant, but fortunately, they are not far apart. Therefore, searching for the restaurant name directly is more accurate. The interior space is spacious and comfortable, with saturated orange walls separating the areas with curved arches, creating an overall cozy atmosphere. Perhaps because it has recently opened, there are not many customers yet, but the service from the staff is enthusiastic, and the cake varieties are delicate, making it difficult for me to choose. I ordered a cute cake that looks like a candle, and whether it tastes good or not depends on personal preference 😆 🍰 Address: 169 Nguyễn Văn Hưởng, Thảo Điền, Thủ Đức, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh

This French chocolate and dessert shop in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, is a great value for money, no doubt about it 😏😏 Moreover, the coffee and chocolate inside taste fantastic. Take a look at this large Tiramisu, with the flavor of coffee liqueur inside. The combination of the alcohol aroma and coffee flavor is really spot on 👏🏻 The excellent cream is smooth and not greasy, with a rich milk flavor ( •̆ ᵕ •̆ )◞♡ The most exciting part inside is the hazelnut chocolate crumbs between the layers of cake and cream. It's so fragrant, with the nutty aroma of hazelnuts and the rich cocoa flavor of dark chocolate. No words needed. Their chocolate is also excellent, with many varieties available. You can even choose and make your own little gift box. If you're in Pham Ngu Lao Street in Ho Chi Minh, you must come here. The environment is comfortable, and you can enjoy chocolates and desserts 🧡 The XMas macaron I ordered has a cinnamon flavor, giving a Christmas vibe (⊃･ᴥ･)つ 👉🏻【Maison Marou Saigon】 📍 Location: 167-169, Calmette, Phường Nguyễn Thái Bình, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh

🗺️: Upon seeing Mui Ne Fishing Village, the first reaction is: Wow! It's like a beautiful painting. The blue sky and the sea blend into a unique scene, and from a distance, the coracle boats anchored at sea look like toys. 📍: Located beside the main road in Mui Ne, this beach is quiet, primitive, and features colorful fishing boats. It lacks the hustle and bustle of crowded areas, remaining undeveloped. The sunlight is intense, so be sure to use sun protection. 🦞: The sea breeze carries the scent of fish, and with few tourists around, taking photos here has a distinctive charm. However, it's not recommended to walk down to the beach as it may not be very clean. 🖍️: Several years ago, the main economic activity here was fish sauce production. Today, it has transformed into a holiday destination, avoiding the overcrowded scenes of other tourist spots, offering a more secluded experience. Due to the many fishermen, the area is abundant in seafood, and there are numerous seafood stalls nearby.

Mui Ne, Vietnam, is just a simple little town, yet it can make you encounter a different world. Mui Ne is quite small, with roughly four main attractions: White Sand Dunes, Red Sand Dunes, the Fishing Village, and Fairy Stream. Usually, a half-day tour can cover these points, and it's a common itinerary offered by travel agencies. This text focuses on the White Sand Dunes: 1️⃣ You can choose to see the sunrise or sunset. We chose sunrise and regretted it a bit. Sitting on a sand dune on a motorbike in the early morning, facing strong winds, was freezing. Choosing sunset might be a better option. 2️⃣ There are two large sand dunes—one entirely surrounded by sand and another with half sea and half desert. 3️⃣ Buying transportation on the sand is not necessary and quite expensive. You can choose to walk, but it's challenging, and you probably won't be able to visit both main sand dunes. 4️⃣ For those who purchase transportation, you can enjoy shuttle services between the two sand dunes. The drivers intentionally drive down from a high point, creating a real roller coaster experience—very thrilling! 5️⃣ Regarding photography and clothing, there's no one-size-fits-all strategy. As long as you like it, it's okay—no need to overthink it.

Mui Ne is incredibly beautiful, where the desert and the sea coexist. Compared to other popular vacation spots like Phuket, there are hardly any tourists here, and the prices are quite reasonable. ⛱️ You can explore most of Mui Ne's main attractions in half a day. Riding a motorbike may be a bit challenging, so you can arrange a half-day tour with the hotel front desk (they often have colorful off-road vehicles) to take you to the following four points and then return you to the hotel: ⭐️ Fairy Stream Under the sunlight, it's dazzlingly beautiful, and walking barefoot in the stream gives you a sense of reconnecting with nature. ⭐️ Fishing Village Actually, it's one section along the coastal main road, and the drone's aerial view is quite breathtaking. There are some good seafood stalls nearby. ⭐️ White Sand Dunes This is the highlight of the trip! You must try sandboarding; it's incredibly exhilarating (fixed price of 300,000 VND per person). If you're lucky and have a friendly guide, they might let you enjoy several rounds of sandboarding. ⭐️ Red Sand Dunes This one is relatively average; the color is a bit like a saline-alkali land. You can take a break here and watch the sunset. 💅With the remaining time, you can relax by the hotel pool, soak up the sun, and enjoy the perfect vacation mode.

I returned from Mu Cang Chai just a few days ago. By the end of September, the rice in many places had turned golden, and in some places, it had even been completely harvested. However, Mu Cang Chai is the paradise of terraced fields in the Northwest, with rice paddies everywhere, so feel free to plan to come here within the next 2-3 weeks. The most beautiful place to admire the rice fields in Mu Cang Chai is Móng Ngựa, where the rice is still lush green. Personally, I prefer the vibrant green color of the rice, creating a refreshing and pleasant space. It's only in the evening that it shines with a touch of gold. Another point that many people might overlook is the Mâm Xôi hill. Here, the rice has gradually turned yellow. For those who love the shining golden color of terraced fields against the hills, make a note to explore this area soon. In summary, from Mâm Xôi heading towards the town, the rice fields are still very beautiful, while heading in the opposite direction towards Bản Lìm Mông, the golden season has come to an end. Along this route, you can stop at any point along the road to admire the agricultural masterpiece of the H'Mong people. The best time to appreciate the terraced fields is undoubtedly during sunset and early morning, from sunrise to before 9 a.m. Beyond this timeframe, you can still take photos freely, but the quality usually stops at being "mouth-watering" and "eloquent."

"Lost in the glow of Hoi An's lanterns Hoi An lanterns are a hallmark of Hoi An in Quang Nam, a province in the central region of Vietnam. The traditional craft of making lanterns in Hoi An dates back more than 400 years ago."

💡Vietnam offers a diverse range of sailing destinations, from the UNESCO-listed Halong Bay to the stunning islands of Nha Trang and Phu Quoc. Halong for its limestone karsts, is a with hundreds of islands and stunning emerald waters. Nha Trang is known for its vibrant, making it an for diving and snork.Phu Quoc Island, the Gulf of Thailand, offers crystal-clear waters, perfect for sailing and beach-hopping adventures Vietnam's sailing season typically runs from October to April, with calm winds and pleasant temperatures. There are various sailing options available in Vietnam, from chartered yachts to traditional Vietnamese junk boats.

When traveling to Ho Chi Minh City and seeking to escape the crowds, I highly recommend a visit to Binh Quoi Tourist Village—a concealed gem waiting to be discovered! Can you believe these enchanting photos were taken in the midst of a bustling city? Binh Quoi Tourist Village is essentially a resort, a secret haven tucked away from the hustle and bustle, offering a serene and peaceful atmosphere. With lotus ponds, bamboo groves, thatched cottages, wooden bridges, an abundance of flowers, and tropical plants, strolling through this village feels like stepping into a Monet painting—an earthly paradise. The garden is adorned with picturesque spots for photography, and during the daytime with favorable lighting, you can capture stunning light and shadow images. The entire resort resembles a traditional Vietnamese village, far removed from the noisy city center. Here, you can relish leisurely walks with family and friends. Binh Quoi Tourist Village also offers authentic Vietnamese buffet meals, allowing you to indulge in local flavors after a relaxing exploration. Details: - Village Name: Binh Quoi Tourist Village -Address: 1147 Duong Binh Quoi, Phuong 28, Quan Binh Thanh, TP.Ho Chi Minh - Transportation: Grab a taxi; it's approximately a 25-30 minute ride from the city center. - Note: Access to photography within the village may require dining or staying overnight.