Saigon
Saigon, the vibrant southern capital of Vietnam, captivates travelers with its bustling street markets, colonial architecture, and world‑renowned cuisine—especially the savory pho, fresh spring rolls, and aromatic coffee that define Vietnamese culinary culture. The city’s dynamic mix of historic landmarks like Notre-Dame Cathedral, modern skyscrapers such as Bitexco Tower, and nearby cultural gems—including the War Remnants Museum and the Mekong Delta—offers a rich tapestry of history, art, and natural beauty that invites exploration at every turn.
Saigon
Vietnam
About Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City, also known by its historical name Saigon, is the most populous city in Vietnam, with a population of more than 14,000,000 in 2025.
Based on 5 spots from 3 travel guides
What to Expect in Saigon
- A street food paradise with 4 restaurants, 1 hotels to explore
- Home to legendary $100 Pho noodle soup, fresh lobster and grilled squid teeth
- Explore distinct areas including District 3 and District 11
Must-Try in Saigon
$100 Pho noodle soup
atAnan SaigonIt is billed as the most expensive pho and bánh mì in the world.
fresh lobster
atHotel Nikko Saigon BuffetA high‑quality, all‑you‑can‑eat seafood buffet featuring international dishes in a hotel setting.
lobster feast
atSky GardenIt offers affordable seafood with a large variety of lobsters and other dishes.
grilled squid teeth
atTHANH NABI MỰC KHỔNG LỒThe place offers uniquely flavored grilled squid teeth and butter-garlic sauce that stand out among similar street food stalls.
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