Bitexco Tower is considered the most typical symbol of Saigon at night. With a height of 262 meters, 68 storeys, and inspired by the shape of a lotus bud which grows like the spirit of the Vietnamese people, Bitexco is a must-see destination. The skyscraper has a helipad on its top.

Looking down at Saigon from Bitexco at night. 

At night, the LED system of the building lights up surrounding space. Some days, colorful lights are emitted from the building. This site has inspired many photographers. From Nguyen Hue walking street, visitors can stroll around and capture memorable pictures of the tallest building in Saigon.

Saigon Times Square with a height of 165 meters includes two twin towers of 21.25 meters. Here, visitors can go shopping and enjoy entertainment activities. At this building, a range of green, red, purple and yellow lights change along the height of the buildings along with the bustling flow of pedestrians on the walking street. It creates a bustling atmosphere at night.

After shopping, tourists can eat and drink and enjoy green space here. Taking a stroll, they can visit famous tourist attractions in Saigon like the HCM City People’s Committee, Notre Dame Cathedral and Turtle Lake. 

Situated at No. 9-11 Ton Duc Thang Street, Lim Tower Office Skyscraper has flashy decoration at night. The lit windows and color strips form triangles.

The high building remains lit up despite closed offices. Together with other buildings, Lim Tower creates a dynamic, brilliant and colorful picture of the city.

A&B building looks like multicolored shining mirrors. From its rooftop, visitors will see the lush green 23-9 park and the brilliant New World Hotel with yellow lights.