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Must-see attractions in Ho Chi Minh City
From headline landmarks and heritage icons to parks, waterfronts, and major museums, discover 26 standout sights to build into your time in the city.
Formerly known as Saigon, the largest city in Vietnam is now a bustling city of commerce and culture and has helped drive the country forward economically. Vibrant Ho Chi Minh City boasts of festivities and events throughout the year, which are set among its ancient pagodas and the markets teeming with life. Religion and spirituality are also accentuated in this city with its beautiful temples and churches scattered all around. This fascinating city has evolved through the ages and with its rapid growth and development, it is now one of the most populated and most visited cities in all of Vietnam. For visitors, Ho Chi Minh City offers both th
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Halal restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City’s food scene is part of the city experience. Choose from 21 restaurants and food districts with location notes and planning tips.
Ho Chi Minh City masjids and Muslim travel
Landmark masjids and prayer-aware notes for visitors planning salah, family movement, and halal-friendly days.
Cholon Mosque
The Cholon Mosque is found in the Chinatown – Cholon – of Ho Chi Minh City, and is an austere and clean building compared to the many colorfully decorated and lit Chinese and Vietnamese Buddhist pagodas around. The mosque was built by Tamil Muslims in 1935 but is not used extensively by the Malaysian and Vietnamese Muslim community. In the courtyard, you can find a pool for the ritual ablutions. There is also a tiled niche in the wall, mihrab, indicating the direction of prayer, towards Mecca.
Saigon’s Mosque (Central Mosque)
This mosque was also built in 1935, by Indian Muslim Traders that lived there at the time. However now, Muslims from as far as Pakistan and Indonesia come to pray at the Central Mosque. Built in a traditional fashion, it contains a main minaret, a large courtyard and two verandas. Since the verandas are shaded, the stone floors make it an ideal place to sit and pray or read. Shoes must be removed before entering.
Thánh Đường Jamiul Islamiyah
459 Trần Hưng Đạo, Cầu Kho, 1, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam08 3920 3325
Masjid AnWar
phường 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Where to stay in Ho Chi Minh City
Choose where to stay by trip style, from landmark luxury and family bases to central, airport, and neighborhood-led stays.
History and today in Ho Chi Minh City
Read the city today, its history, residents, culture, and character before planning your route.
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Shopping in Ho Chi Minh City
Explore 22 shopping stops, from malls, markets, and book bazaars to fashion streets and souvenir finds.
Signature sights in Ho Chi Minh City
A curated pick of the city's standout sights, led by the strongest editorial recommendations.
Festivals and events in Ho Chi Minh City
Plan around 11 festival seasons, public events, Ramadan/Eid periods, book fairs, art cycles, and winter food activity.
Ho Chi Minh City tours and experiences
Heritage walks, food crawls, coastal trips, museum circuits, family days, and guided ideas for an easier day out.
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