For 50 years, a tiny sticky rice stall has charmed customers with its house-made sate.

Made from day-old loaves and local toppings, this Saigon street snack is earning international fans.

After a temporary pause due to various reasons, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism has proposed reinstating the helicopter tour service that offers aerial views of the city.

Affordable or Michelin-starred, pho in Ho Chi Minh City leaves lasting impressions on foodie traveler.

Ho Chi Minh City has been listed among the "Top 20 Most Colorful Destinations in the World" by Time Out magazine, in a ranking released recently.

Despite their rich collections, many museums in HCM City have struggled with public engagement due in part to outdated communication methods.

Tan Phuoc Park in Ho Chi Minh City was once Indochina’s largest bomb storage site.

A Nguyen-era wooden home crafted with no nails preserves rare heirlooms and timeless elegance.

Ho Chi Minh City expands river tours and cultural programs to enhance regional travel links and eco-tourism offerings.

With a history spanning over a century, rooted in the legend of a fisherman discovering a statue, the small yet renowned Sa Tan Temple in G oVap district in HCM City draws many visitors daily seeking peace and prosperity.

For over 30 years, a mother-daughter-run dessert shop in Ho Chi Minh City has drawn crowds with its two signature jet-black sweet soups that are both unique in appearance and rich in flavor.

This unique dessert shop in District 1 offers delicious black sesame dishes and live piano music by its 70-year-old owner.

This family-run stall in HCM City has captured hearts - and palates - since grandma’s time.

Home to 113 ancient statues, this national relic in HCM City is one of Vietnam’s oldest and most revered temples.

Returning tourists praise cơm tấm for its generous portions and rich flavor, placing it above pho.

Ho Chi Minh City – the centre of the southern region – has nearly 190 ranked historical and cultural relic sites, many of which are closely linked to the resistance war against US imperialists.

Exploring the Phu Tho Hoa Tunnels, young Vietnamese gain newfound respect for the resilience of previous generations.

To comfortably enjoy the grand April 30 military parade in Ho Chi Minh City without the stress of crowds or intense heat, visitors can opt for several well-located cafés along the parade route.

Explore Can Gio’s UNESCO biosphere reserve and historic Rung Sac base on this forest-lined road.

Nhan Huong café in Saigon Zoo operated as a covert revolutionary base from 1963 to 1975 and is now a historical site.