Despite being a street food venue, the high prices at this Ho Chi Minh City restaurant surprised a Korean tourist. After a meal costing 317,000 VND, he reflected on the value of Vietnamese street food compared to its cost.

At noon, with the temperature in Saigon peaking at 38°C, a large crowd of both local and foreign customers line up under the scorching sun to buy the famed Huynh Hoa banh mi, priced at 68,000 VND ($2.8).

In a quest to refresh his culinary experiences, a foreign tourist boldly ordered a 400,000 VND ($18) bowl of bún bò, served in a large bowl with over ten ingredients including beef ribs, rare beef, crab meatballs, pork trotters, and more.

A free walking tour across popular sightseeing spots in Ho Chi Minh City will debut on July 22, showcasing a different side of the southern city which blends both ancient and modern experiences.

A cup of coffee enjoyed by a Korean YouTuber was harvested from the renowned farms of Colombia. It features the distinctive aroma of eucalyptus, jasmine, and lemon peel, costing 500,000 VND ($21) per cup.

The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism on July 9 held a ceremony to announce a series of short films promoting local tourism.

In HCM City's District 10, a beloved beef stew eatery has recently earned a spot in the prestigious Michelin Guide. Patrons rave about the rich, flavorful stew, praised for its tender beef, slight crunch from the tendons, and aromatic, glossy sauce.

Max McFarlin, a well-known American travel blogger and YouTube sensation with over 690,000 followers, recently shared his awe-inspiring experience with a colossal banh my (Vietnamese sandwich) in Ho Chi Minh City.

British magazine TimeOut has placed Ho Chi Minh City in the fourth position among its list of the world’s leading 20 cities for food.

A new double decker bus has begun providing tours of HCM City’s Chinatown this week.

The Saigon - Cho Lon open top double-decker bus service was officially put into operation on May 29 as part of efforts to transports passengers to a number of famous landmarks, historical landscapes, and unique architectures around the city.

The second Ho Chi Minh City River Festival 2024 will take place from May 31 to June 9, at Nha Rong-Khanh Hoi Wharf, Saigon Cruise Port, and other tourist venues, featuring a wide range of culture, cuisine, and entertainment activities.

Travelers who want to explore HCMC’s unique attractions can take a bus on Line 88, which connects several exciting destinations including Ao Dai Museum, Tan Lap Church, and Hue Nghiem Pagoda.

Boasting diverse health establishments, high-quality services and highly skilled health workers, Ho Chi Minh City is striving to tap into its medical tourism potential to attract more domestic and foreign visitors.

The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism and the Embassy of Vietnam in Australia will jointly host the Roadshow Vietnam-Ho Chi Minh City Tourism in Australia from May 13 to May 17 in the states of New South Wales and Victoria.

In addition to operating in District 1 and District 4, double-decker open-top buses are proposed to expand to new routes through District 5, District 6, and Thu Duc City.

Ho Chi Minh City has caught the eye of foreign travelers to earn a spot on a list of Agoda’s top Asian destinations for extended stays.

In Ho Chi Minh City travelers have plenty of chance to explore many fascinating destinations during the five-day holiday period to mark National Reunification Day (April 30) and May Day (May 1).

Pot Au Pho, a one-Michelin-starred restaurant based in Ho Chi Minh City, has been named among the top 31 best new restaurants in the world by editors of American magazine Condé Nast Traveler.