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Ho Chi Minh City Islamic Travel Guide

Ho Chi Minh City's Islamic travel hub brings halal dining, prayer access, Muslim-friendly hotels, and women/family-aware planning into one trust-led guide.

21Halal restaurants 27Muslim-friendly hotels 12Prayer access 75Women-friendly travel

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Cholon Mosque

Saigon’s Mosque (Central Mosque)

Thánh Đường Jamiul Islamiyah

Masjid AnWar

Masjid Musulman

Thánh đường Al Rahman

Thánh đường Hồi Giáo Chợ Lớn

Vietnam Travel & Tour Agency

Standard Chartered Vietnam

Cool Travel

InterContinental Asiana Saigon

Trung Tâm Sim Đẹp Miền Nam

Villa Romaine

Pomodoro’s

Au Lac Do Brazil

La Habana

Huy Long Vien

L’En Tete

Temple Club

Barbecue Garden

Lemongrass

Spice

Huong Dong

Café Lam

Café India

Pao Restaurant & Café

Pho 2000

Falafellim

Faifo

Quan An Ngon Restaurant

Four Season Restaurant

Pro doner kebab

Halal@Saigon

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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.

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Saigon’s Mosque (Central Mosque)

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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.

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