Tan Dinh Church is situated in Hai Ba Trung street of District 3 in Ho Chi Minh City.
Featuring brightly coloured pink walls, the church serves as an impressive site for a large number of visitors.
Each day, hundreds of local and foreign tourists flock to take photos of Tan Dinh Church.
Many of the venue’s visitors are young tourists from the Republic of Korea.
First built in 1870, Tan Dinh Church is one of the southern city’s oldest churches.
In 1929, the site underwent a number of renovations. Additional towers were built at a height of over 50 metres each, whilst the bell tower was also repaired.
The church was built in a Roman style of architecture.
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