![khanhnghi531's tweet photo. Ho Chi Minh City (abbreviated Ho Chi Minh City) or Saigon, is the largest city in Vietnam and a megacity in the near future. This is also an economic and entertainment center, one of two important cultural and educational centers in Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City is a centrally run city belonging to the special urban category of Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh City has 2,320 hotels (2019[150]) with 48,182 rooms (2017[151]). Serving high-end guests, the city has 20 5-star hotels[150], including: Caravelle, Sheraton, Mövenpick (old Omni), New World, Equatorial, Lotte Legend, Renaissance Riverside, Windsor Plaza, Sofitel Plaza, Park Hyatt , Majestic with a total of 3,592 rooms. Most of these hotels are managed by international corporations such as Accor, Furama, Mariot or Sheraton and are most concentrated in District 1. In addition, the city also has 8 4-star hotels with 1,281 rooms and 20 guests. 3-star hotel with 1,621 rooms. Due to the development of tourism, the number of luxury rooms in the city is currently seriously lacking. Although many investors intend to continue building luxury hotels in Ho Chi Minh City, they have difficulty finding locations. It is expected that by 2020, the city will have an additional 10,000 4 or 5-star rooms.
The city's tourist attractions are relatively diverse. With a system of 11 museums, mainly on historical topics, Ho Chi Minh City ranks first in Vietnam in the number of museums. The largest and oldest museum in the city is the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History with 30 thousand artifacts. While the majority of visitors to the War Remnants Museum are foreigners[152], the museum that attracts the most domestic visitors is the Ho Chi Minh Museum[153]. Ho Chi Minh City is also a religiously diverse city. In the current city, there are more than 1,000 temples, communal houses and shrines built over many periods. Churches appeared mainly in the 19th century in Roman and Gothic styles. The city's largest and most famous church is Notre Dame Cathedral, located in District 1, completed in 1880. The colonial period left the city with many important architectural works, such as the People's Committee Headquarters. City residents, Opera House, Central Post Office, Nha Rong Wharf,... Independence Palace and General Science Library were built during the Republic of Vietnam. Modern architecture makes its mark in the city with high-rise buildings, hotels, commercial centers such as Diamond Plaza, Saigon Trade Center... Outside the central area, Cu Chi Tunnels, Can Gio Mangrove Forest, Garden Thu Duc storks are also important tourist destinations.
- The imprint of Saigon people's ancient culinary culture still exists today: Saigon not only has skyscrapers, luxury and high-end restaurants but also sidewalk cafes, Street food is very close and familiar. The image of street vendors, knocking noodle carts, and sloppy coffee has long become a part of Saigon culinary culture.
- Ho Chi Minh City cuisine today: Ho Chi Minh City, with its integration and development following the pace of modern life, its dishes have also undergone constant transformation. Besides the ancient cuisine, street foods such as mixed rice paper, grilled rice paper, salads, snails, fried skewers, mango shakes,... have attracted young people. Snacks, or famous specialties of other localities and countries such as milk tea, dumplings, Korean rice cakes, Thai hot pot, grilled food, Hue beef noodle soup, Quang noodles, banh xeo, ... are also available. at the dining streets of Ho Chi Minh City. It is the diversity from traditional to modern dishes along with unique variations in preparation that make Saigon cuisine extremely diverse.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GAFPA8FbAAAO2dl.jpg)
![khanhnghi531's tweet photo. Ho Chi Minh City (abbreviated Ho Chi Minh City) or Saigon, is the largest city in Vietnam and a megacity in the near future. This is also an economic and entertainment center, one of two important cultural and educational centers in Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City is a centrally run city belonging to the special urban category of Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh City has 2,320 hotels (2019[150]) with 48,182 rooms (2017[151]). Serving high-end guests, the city has 20 5-star hotels[150], including: Caravelle, Sheraton, Mövenpick (old Omni), New World, Equatorial, Lotte Legend, Renaissance Riverside, Windsor Plaza, Sofitel Plaza, Park Hyatt , Majestic with a total of 3,592 rooms. Most of these hotels are managed by international corporations such as Accor, Furama, Mariot or Sheraton and are most concentrated in District 1. In addition, the city also has 8 4-star hotels with 1,281 rooms and 20 guests. 3-star hotel with 1,621 rooms. Due to the development of tourism, the number of luxury rooms in the city is currently seriously lacking. Although many investors intend to continue building luxury hotels in Ho Chi Minh City, they have difficulty finding locations. It is expected that by 2020, the city will have an additional 10,000 4 or 5-star rooms.
The city's tourist attractions are relatively diverse. With a system of 11 museums, mainly on historical topics, Ho Chi Minh City ranks first in Vietnam in the number of museums. The largest and oldest museum in the city is the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History with 30 thousand artifacts. While the majority of visitors to the War Remnants Museum are foreigners[152], the museum that attracts the most domestic visitors is the Ho Chi Minh Museum[153]. Ho Chi Minh City is also a religiously diverse city. In the current city, there are more than 1,000 temples, communal houses and shrines built over many periods. Churches appeared mainly in the 19th century in Roman and Gothic styles. The city's largest and most famous church is Notre Dame Cathedral, located in District 1, completed in 1880. The colonial period left the city with many important architectural works, such as the People's Committee Headquarters. City residents, Opera House, Central Post Office, Nha Rong Wharf,... Independence Palace and General Science Library were built during the Republic of Vietnam. Modern architecture makes its mark in the city with high-rise buildings, hotels, commercial centers such as Diamond Plaza, Saigon Trade Center... Outside the central area, Cu Chi Tunnels, Can Gio Mangrove Forest, Garden Thu Duc storks are also important tourist destinations.
- The imprint of Saigon people's ancient culinary culture still exists today: Saigon not only has skyscrapers, luxury and high-end restaurants but also sidewalk cafes, Street food is very close and familiar. The image of street vendors, knocking noodle carts, and sloppy coffee has long become a part of Saigon culinary culture.
- Ho Chi Minh City cuisine today: Ho Chi Minh City, with its integration and development following the pace of modern life, its dishes have also undergone constant transformation. Besides the ancient cuisine, street foods such as mixed rice paper, grilled rice paper, salads, snails, fried skewers, mango shakes,... have attracted young people. Snacks, or famous specialties of other localities and countries such as milk tea, dumplings, Korean rice cakes, Thai hot pot, grilled food, Hue beef noodle soup, Quang noodles, banh xeo, ... are also available. at the dining streets of Ho Chi Minh City. It is the diversity from traditional to modern dishes along with unique variations in preparation that make Saigon cuisine extremely diverse.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GAFPA8DbcAA5cbg.jpg)
![khanhnghi531's tweet photo. Ho Chi Minh City (abbreviated Ho Chi Minh City) or Saigon, is the largest city in Vietnam and a megacity in the near future. This is also an economic and entertainment center, one of two important cultural and educational centers in Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City is a centrally run city belonging to the special urban category of Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh City has 2,320 hotels (2019[150]) with 48,182 rooms (2017[151]). Serving high-end guests, the city has 20 5-star hotels[150], including: Caravelle, Sheraton, Mövenpick (old Omni), New World, Equatorial, Lotte Legend, Renaissance Riverside, Windsor Plaza, Sofitel Plaza, Park Hyatt , Majestic with a total of 3,592 rooms. Most of these hotels are managed by international corporations such as Accor, Furama, Mariot or Sheraton and are most concentrated in District 1. In addition, the city also has 8 4-star hotels with 1,281 rooms and 20 guests. 3-star hotel with 1,621 rooms. Due to the development of tourism, the number of luxury rooms in the city is currently seriously lacking. Although many investors intend to continue building luxury hotels in Ho Chi Minh City, they have difficulty finding locations. It is expected that by 2020, the city will have an additional 10,000 4 or 5-star rooms.
The city's tourist attractions are relatively diverse. With a system of 11 museums, mainly on historical topics, Ho Chi Minh City ranks first in Vietnam in the number of museums. The largest and oldest museum in the city is the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History with 30 thousand artifacts. While the majority of visitors to the War Remnants Museum are foreigners[152], the museum that attracts the most domestic visitors is the Ho Chi Minh Museum[153]. Ho Chi Minh City is also a religiously diverse city. In the current city, there are more than 1,000 temples, communal houses and shrines built over many periods. Churches appeared mainly in the 19th century in Roman and Gothic styles. The city's largest and most famous church is Notre Dame Cathedral, located in District 1, completed in 1880. The colonial period left the city with many important architectural works, such as the People's Committee Headquarters. City residents, Opera House, Central Post Office, Nha Rong Wharf,... Independence Palace and General Science Library were built during the Republic of Vietnam. Modern architecture makes its mark in the city with high-rise buildings, hotels, commercial centers such as Diamond Plaza, Saigon Trade Center... Outside the central area, Cu Chi Tunnels, Can Gio Mangrove Forest, Garden Thu Duc storks are also important tourist destinations.
- The imprint of Saigon people's ancient culinary culture still exists today: Saigon not only has skyscrapers, luxury and high-end restaurants but also sidewalk cafes, Street food is very close and familiar. The image of street vendors, knocking noodle carts, and sloppy coffee has long become a part of Saigon culinary culture.
- Ho Chi Minh City cuisine today: Ho Chi Minh City, with its integration and development following the pace of modern life, its dishes have also undergone constant transformation. Besides the ancient cuisine, street foods such as mixed rice paper, grilled rice paper, salads, snails, fried skewers, mango shakes,... have attracted young people. Snacks, or famous specialties of other localities and countries such as milk tea, dumplings, Korean rice cakes, Thai hot pot, grilled food, Hue beef noodle soup, Quang noodles, banh xeo, ... are also available. at the dining streets of Ho Chi Minh City. It is the diversity from traditional to modern dishes along with unique variations in preparation that make Saigon cuisine extremely diverse.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GAFPA8AacAA49t8.jpg)
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Ho Chi Minh City (abbreviated Ho Chi Minh City) or Saigon, is the largest city in Vietnam and a megacity in the near future. This is also an economic and entertainment center, one of two important cultural and educational centers in Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City is a centrally run city belonging to the special urban category of Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh City has 2,320 hotels (2019[150]) with 48,182 rooms (2017[151]). Serving high-end guests, the city has 20 5-star hotels[150], including: Caravelle, Sheraton, Mövenpick (old Omni), New World, Equatorial, Lotte Legend, Renaissance Riverside, Windsor Plaza, Sofitel Plaza, Park Hyatt , Majestic with a total of 3,592 rooms. Most of these hotels are managed by international corporations such as Accor, Furama, Mariot or Sheraton and are most concentrated in District 1. In addition, the city also has 8 4-star hotels with 1,281 rooms and 20 guests. 3-star hotel with 1,621 rooms. Due to the development of tourism, the number of luxury rooms in the city is currently seriously lacking. Although many investors intend to continue building luxury hotels in Ho Chi Minh City, they have difficulty finding locations. It is expected that by 2020, the city will have an additional 10,000 4 or 5-star rooms.
The city's tourist attractions are relatively diverse. With a system of 11 museums, mainly on historical topics, Ho Chi Minh City ranks first in Vietnam in the number of museums. The largest and oldest museum in the city is the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History with 30 thousand artifacts. While the majority of visitors to the War Remnants Museum are foreigners[152], the museum that attracts the most domestic visitors is the Ho Chi Minh Museum[153]. Ho Chi Minh City is also a religiously diverse city. In the current city, there are more than 1,000 temples, communal houses and shrines built over many periods. Churches appeared mainly in the 19th century in Roman and Gothic styles. The city's largest and most famous church is Notre Dame Cathedral, located in District 1, completed in 1880. The colonial period left the city with many important architectural works, such as the People's Committee Headquarters. City residents, Opera House, Central Post Office, Nha Rong Wharf,... Independence Palace and General Science Library were built during the Republic of Vietnam. Modern architecture makes its mark in the city with high-rise buildings, hotels, commercial centers such as Diamond Plaza, Saigon Trade Center... Outside the central area, Cu Chi Tunnels, Can Gio Mangrove Forest, Garden Thu Duc storks are also important tourist destinations.
- The imprint of Saigon people's ancient culinary culture still exists today: Saigon not only has skyscrapers, luxury and high-end restaurants but also sidewalk cafes, Street food is very close and familiar. The image of street vendors, knocking noodle carts, and sloppy coffee has long become a part of Saigon culinary culture.
- Ho Chi Minh City cuisine today: Ho Chi Minh City, with its integration and development following the pace of modern life, its dishes have also undergone constant transformation. Besides the ancient cuisine, street foods such as mixed rice paper, grilled rice paper, salads, snails, fried skewers, mango shakes,... have attracted young people. Snacks, or famous specialties of other localities and countries such as milk tea, dumplings, Korean rice cakes, Thai hot pot, grilled food, Hue beef noodle soup, Quang noodles, banh xeo, ... are also available. at the dining streets of Ho Chi Minh City. It is the diversity from traditional to modern dishes along with unique variations in preparation that make Saigon cuisine extremely diverse.
![khanhnghi531's tweet photo. Ho Chi Minh City (abbreviated Ho Chi Minh City) or Saigon, is the largest city in Vietnam and a megacity in the near future. This is also an economic and entertainment center, one of two important cultural and educational centers in Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City is a centrally run city belonging to the special urban category of Vietnam.
Ho Chi Minh City has 2,320 hotels (2019[150]) with 48,182 rooms (2017[151]). Serving high-end guests, the city has 20 5-star hotels[150], including: Caravelle, Sheraton, Mövenpick (old Omni), New World, Equatorial, Lotte Legend, Renaissance Riverside, Windsor Plaza, Sofitel Plaza, Park Hyatt , Majestic with a total of 3,592 rooms. Most of these hotels are managed by international corporations such as Accor, Furama, Mariot or Sheraton and are most concentrated in District 1. In addition, the city also has 8 4-star hotels with 1,281 rooms and 20 guests. 3-star hotel with 1,621 rooms. Due to the development of tourism, the number of luxury rooms in the city is currently seriously lacking. Although many investors intend to continue building luxury hotels in Ho Chi Minh City, they have difficulty finding locations. It is expected that by 2020, the city will have an additional 10,000 4 or 5-star rooms.
The city's tourist attractions are relatively diverse. With a system of 11 museums, mainly on historical topics, Ho Chi Minh City ranks first in Vietnam in the number of museums. The largest and oldest museum in the city is the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History with 30 thousand artifacts. While the majority of visitors to the War Remnants Museum are foreigners[152], the museum that attracts the most domestic visitors is the Ho Chi Minh Museum[153]. Ho Chi Minh City is also a religiously diverse city. In the current city, there are more than 1,000 temples, communal houses and shrines built over many periods. Churches appeared mainly in the 19th century in Roman and Gothic styles. The city's largest and most famous church is Notre Dame Cathedral, located in District 1, completed in 1880. The colonial period left the city with many important architectural works, such as the People's Committee Headquarters. City residents, Opera House, Central Post Office, Nha Rong Wharf,... Independence Palace and General Science Library were built during the Republic of Vietnam. Modern architecture makes its mark in the city with high-rise buildings, hotels, commercial centers such as Diamond Plaza, Saigon Trade Center... Outside the central area, Cu Chi Tunnels, Can Gio Mangrove Forest, Garden Thu Duc storks are also important tourist destinations.
- The imprint of Saigon people's ancient culinary culture still exists today: Saigon not only has skyscrapers, luxury and high-end restaurants but also sidewalk cafes, Street food is very close and familiar. The image of street vendors, knocking noodle carts, and sloppy coffee has long become a part of Saigon culinary culture.
- Ho Chi Minh City cuisine today: Ho Chi Minh City, with its integration and development following the pace of modern life, its dishes have also undergone constant transformation. Besides the ancient cuisine, street foods such as mixed rice paper, grilled rice paper, salads, snails, fried skewers, mango shakes,... have attracted young people. Snacks, or famous specialties of other localities and countries such as milk tea, dumplings, Korean rice cakes, Thai hot pot, grilled food, Hue beef noodle soup, Quang noodles, banh xeo, ... are also available. at the dining streets of Ho Chi Minh City. It is the diversity from traditional to modern dishes along with unique variations in preparation that make Saigon cuisine extremely diverse.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GAFPA8GagAATNzR.jpg)
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