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Tao Dan Park is centrally located and covers 10 hectares with more than 1,000 trees, making it a relaxing, airy green space in the heart of the bustling city. The history of Tao Dan Park began in 1860, the year the French invaded Vietnam and began building the city. Originally, the park was a palace garden belonging to the Governor-General of Indochina (now the Independence Palace). In 1869, the garden was separated from the palace by a road built by the French (Huyen Tran Cong Chua Street). After the French withdrawal in 1954, the Governor-General's Palace became the Independence Palace, and the garden was renamed Tao Dan, later becoming Tao Dan Park in 1975. In 1992, the city government built the Temple of the Hung Kings, the ancestors of the Vietnamese people, within the park. Incense commemorates the kings' achievements. But the Cham Tower and the Lam Tab, Lam Klot (built in 1895), also showcase ancient Vietnamese history. Today, it is considered one of the most attractive parks and is a popular tourist destination amidst the bustling activity of Ho Chi Minh City.

The 850-meter-long Bùi Viện Walking Street in Ho Chi Minh City boasts a vibrant nightlife. It's something you simply have to experience. Here you'll find street music, including live performances, dance shows, neon lights, street food, bars, fire shows, and a lively party atmosphere. We drink beer and soak up the colorful, eclectic evening atmosphere.

The Ho Con Rùa (Turtle Lake) roundabout is a popular meeting place in District 3 and a historical symbol of the city. The area is known for its unique architecture and relaxed atmosphere. The photo shows the square after renovations carried out in early 2026 for the Vietnamese New Year.

A conventional office tower, where several German companies have joined forces.

In 1826, Emperor Minh Mang of the Nguyen Dynasty commissioned the gate, inscribed with "the most majestic gate under heaven." It served for many years as a military checkpoint and was only reopened in 2024 after extensive restoration.

Spectacular panoramic views of Lan Co Bay to the north and the Da Nang skyline to the south.

The pass is one of Vietnam's most spectacular coastal roads, connecting Hue and Da Nang. The approximately 20km long, winding route over the Truong Son Mountains (reaching a height of 496m) offers breathtaking views of the South China Sea.

The cathedral is a significant Neo-Romanesque landmark from the French colonial period. It was built between 1886 and 1891 and is distinguished by its striking facade and two red-brick bell towers. The building is a unique architectural work and a cultural and religious symbol of the city. The renovation work, visible in the image through the scaffolding, began in September 2023 and is still ongoing as of January 2026.