This bustling metropolis, also known as the City of Many Towers, is the largest in the country and one of the most important economic centres in Southeast Asia.

Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, is Vietnam's largest city and one of the most dynamic economic, cultural and tourist destinations in Southeast Asia. With its unique combination of history, modern architecture and cultural vibrancy, the city is a place that never ceases to impress.

History and Cultural Heritage
Ho Chi Minh City's rich history is evident in its museums and monuments:

War Museum: Presents the history of the Vietnam War, with exhibits that showcase the strength and resilience of the people.
Revolution Palace (or Reunification Palace): a symbol of the fall of Saigon in 1975, marking the end of the Vietnam War.
Architecture
The city combines traditional Vietnamese architecture with French colonial influences and modern skyscrapers:

Bitexco Tower and Landmark 81: Impressive buildings offering panoramic views of the city.
Notre-Dame Basilica.
An impressive example of the French influence on the French capital: An architectural masterpiece designed by Gustave Eiffel.
Gastronomy
Ho Chi Minh City is a food lover's paradise, with options ranging from luxury restaurants to traditional food stalls:

Pho: The classic Vietnamese dish of noodles and beef.
Banh Mi: The Vietnamese sandwich, combining local and French influences.
Seafood and shrimp satay: Fresh and perfectly cooked.
Nightlife.
The city comes alive at night, with options for every preference:

Trendy bars and clubs, such as those in the Bui Vien area.
Live music and performances at local theatres.
Night markets, where you can enjoy local dishes and shop.