People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City

#familytrips2024 #vianasjourney #awesomepic 1) Ho Chi Minh Town Hall; Beautiful architecture -French colonial style. 2) Post Office; Old building, selling souveniors and if you interested to join hop in hop off bus, this is the starting point. Plenty of small food stall outside of the post office, all accept cash. 3) War Remnants Museum; There were plenty of real pictures during the war, how locals were struggling and everything. Be cautious if you bringing children because even for me, I got very emotional when reading and seeing those images. Ticket is very cheap, you can buy onsite/ at entrance. 4) Landmark 81; Tallest building in Vietnam. The lights makes it look majestic in the evening. If you have time, take the chance and view Saigon from the top of this building. 5) Tan Dinh Church; Unique because the colour if the building but honestly, it was hard to take nice pictures over here because it was super crowded. Visitors are not allowed during mass hours. 6) Bach Dang Station; More modern and colourful architectures. Near the harbour, there is an open space/ park with a lot of benches for visitors. 7) Ben Thanh Market; Selling mostly souveniors, clothes, food and drinks. All kind of stuff available here. If you wanna eat like local, come here. Food were super cheap but so delicious. Here what I recommend; - Pho - Vietnamese coffee - Crispy Vietnamese Pancake ; contain shredded coconut - chargrilled pork and betel leaves

Isn't it time to start preparing for the summer vacation? If you don't want to miss out on both a resort and a city, I recommend the Ho Chi Minh-Mui Ne course! I didn't expect much from Ho Chi Minh City and only planned two days for the first and the last day, but there was more to see than I thought.😀 There are many delicious restaurants and many tourist attractions nearby! Post office, city hall, Ben Thanh Market, etc. The nearby parks are also well-maintained, so it would be nice to take a leisurely look around! 📍86 Đ. Lê Thánh Tôn, Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh 710212 Vietnam

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#vietnamtrip The Ho Chi Minh City People's Council Hall (City Reform Department) is located in the important trade and finance center of the First County in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Built in 1902 and completed in 1908. The architectural style of this hall is influenced by French style. The evening time device light will turn on, making the area beautiful and bright. The statue of Ho Chi Minh is displayed in the park 🛝🏞️ in front of the hall. We visited the area in 2024 and captured the scene with our mobile phones 📱📸 Since the Hall is located im the downtown you can use different transportation options and 🎟️Ticket is free

🌈Highlights: Ho Chi Minh is the largest city in Vietnam. Due to French colonization, it still retains a rich French style. Eating baguettes, drinking coffee, looking at European-style buildings on the street, many people still like to call Ho Chi Minh "Saigon", indeed this name sounds more literary. The French left not only bread here, but also French romance full of Vietnamese characteristics. Walking through the exquisite houses, the sun shines through the plane trees on the ground, saying it is a small Paris in the East, there is indeed a bit of feeling. After breakfast at the homestay, I took a map and started strolling along Fan Wulao Street. If you ask what the biggest feeling is, of course it is the legendary motorcycle army, this is absolutely true. ⭐️Stroll in Ho Chi Minh: ✅The first place I went to was Bianqing Market, the largest market in Ho Chi Minh. If you see a big clock, it's there. It's similar to our small commodity market. It mainly sells clothes, shoes, tourist souvenirs, coffee dry goods, and snacks. There are not a few locals and tourists. You have to cut prices hard when you buy things here, and you can just stroll around if you don't buy it. ✅The government building of Ho Chi Minh, with a strong French style, was built in 1902. The city hall has two floors, with simple and clear lines, a red roof, and a yellow exterior wall, which is particularly bright against the blue sky. ✅Not far from the city hall is the Cathedral of Saint Mary, originally named the Cathedral of the King of Saigon. It is modeled after the bell tower of Notre Dame de Paris. It is a typical Gothic building. The two towers are more than forty meters high. The red bricks used for construction were all shipped from France. After more than a hundred years, the color is still bright. Because of the red color, it is also called the Red Church. The church was built in the late 19th century and is a product of the French colonial period. Against the blue sky and surrounding green trees, it exudes a strong French atmosphere. The ivory tower is towering into the sky, and you can see it from a distance. With the red wall, it is very eye-catching. ✅Across from the Red Church is the Central Post Office. It is the first post office built during the French colonial period. The exterior looks like a station at first glance. The bright yellow exterior wall is as eye-catching as the Red Church. The interior decoration of the post office is gorgeous, and the dome is composed of round windows, flower-shaped wall lamps, decorative pillars, etc., which are very classical. At the end of the hall hangs a huge portrait of Ho Chi Minh, with service counters on both sides, and the long counter in the middle is full of various souvenirs and postcards. ✅The Unification Palace was built in 1868 and was once the office of the French Governor in Vietnam. Now it is the place to receive heads of state and hold government meetings. The main body of the building is white, with four floors in total. It adopts a symmetrical layout design. Looking down from above, it looks like a "Ji" character, hoping for national prosperity. The large green lawn in front of the palace is quite stylish, and you can visit various halls and conference rooms inside. ✅From the Red Church, walk along Hai Bang Trung Road for about twenty minutes to the Pink Church. The sign says it is not open from 12-14. The church is officially named the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It is a Roman Catholic church. It was built during the French colonial period in the early 20th century. The unique pink color makes it a holy place for many tourists to take pictures and check in. The church is not big, you can see it all around. ✨Tips: ✅One of the characteristics of Vietnamese street, eating, drinking coffee, and chatting are all done by setting up a low table with a few small stools on the side of the road, and the price is very affordable. ✅There are many motorcycles on the street. When taking pictures on the side of the road, try to stay away from the carriageway. One is to prevent collisions, and the other is to protect the camera from flying thieves. ✅I have seen a lot of evaluations, basically all of them are good for FUTA. There is a FUTA ticket office on Fan Wulao Street. The boarding point is opposite. You can buy a ticket to Dalat in advance. ✅The night of Fan Wulao Street is also the most lively time. The bars on both sides open for business one after another. You can experience the nightlife of Ho Chi Minh. 🚌Public transportation: There is a bus to Fan Wulao Street at the airport. Tell the ticket seller in advance and he will call you off when you arrive. The homestay I booked is near Fan Lao Wu Street, and there are many hotels around. If you live in this area, you can also walk to most of the attractions in Ho Chi Minh.

:: 🍋 #SecretCafeInKorea 🍋 :: #NewlyOpenedCafe that captures the heart of Korea in District 3, Ho Chi Minh City 🇻🇳🇻🇳. This Korean-style brick house cafe offers 3 seating zones, including an air-conditioned zone, an outdoor zone, and a second-floor zone. It feels great to be here, everyone✨✨. To be honest, #HoChiMinhCafe is awesome, it's like a mini Korea. There are so many cafes 🇰🇷🇰🇷, the drinks are delicious, the prices are reasonable, the staff is lovely, and they speak English very well. It's amazing🧱🧱. 📍 Blue Lemon Cafe is located at 2/45 Đ. Cao Thắng, Ward 5, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City. ⏰ The cafe is open every day from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 🛵 Free motorcycle parking is available. 🚖 There are 3 transportation options available. If you want convenience, take a taxi or park your motorcycle if you already have one in Vietnam. Finally, if you want to save money, take bus line 03 or 19 from M Village The Cosmo School and walk another 500 meters according to Google maps. #AccountingGo #TravelingAccountant #BlueLemonCafe #SaigonCafe #TravelVietnam #TravelVietnam

:: 🥂 #Vietnamese secret bar 🥂 :: . #Rooftop bar, very good mood, waiting to see the sunset 🌅🌅 the shop is cute decorated with small trees Bright colors ☘️☘️ Play Korean music in the accompaniment. There are many zones. You can see all over Ho Chi Minh City. 🌇🌇 . 📝 I said that the shop is secret, it's really secret, when we go, we can't find it. A little shop sign 😂😂 We'll put Google Maps for you 🗺️🗺️ When you arrive, there will be a way to go up to the elevator, press the 9th floor, like entering another world ✨✨ . P.S. The elevator doesn't have air conditioner and it's very slow, very slow. If you get on the elevator and see something like this, then you're on the right track. 🤣🤣 . 📍 Location: Tiệm ký gửi nỗi buồn: Tầng thượng toà nhà 204A Nguyễn Trãi phường 3, Quận 5, TPHCM. . #AccountingGo #Travel account #tiemkyguinoibuon #Vietnamese bar #Saigon bar #Ho Chi Minh bar . #Vietnam travel