See & do

Packed with neon lights, pumping music, various drinks, and a flood of travelers, Bui Vien Walking Street is chaotic, loud, and full of energy. It’s a spot worth understanding — especially if you want to get a real taste of Saigon after dark.

The most famous of these is probably the Ninh Binh Lim festival - the festival of ancient villages located around Lim Mountain and the banks of Tieu Tuong River. It represents most deeply the artistic culture and spiritual beliefs of the people of Kinh Bac.

Unfold the secret of Dong Ho paintings through its history, making process and authentic values to Vietnamese culture

Like Ninh Binh, Bac Ninh was also a place that experienced the prosperity of Buddhism in Vietnam. Tourists traveling to Bac Ninh will be able to see the traces of Buddhism through many Buddhist works here, typically the 7 ancient pagodas of Kinh Bac - Bac Ninh.

Con Dao National Park is one of the most unique and unspoiled natural destinations I have ever visited. Nature lovers, you have to save this!

Cuc Phuong National Park, located above 120km from Hanoi, is a nature reserve and a unique natural destination. This place is an excellent choice for an interesting escape.

Coming to Hoi An, in addition to contemplating the old architecture or the rich culture of the old town, visitors can also experience the unique service of Hoi An - Hoi An tailoring. Tailoring in Hoi An is different from tailoring services in other places in that it is very fast. The service is so popular that the term “Hoi An tailoring in just 1 day” - sometimes less - has become one of the trending keywords related to Hoi An City.

Hoi An Night Market is the main factor that creates the nightfall beauty of Hoi An and is a popular spot for photography.

Hoi An Ancient Town, or Hoi An, has long been an attraction that visitors must not miss when traveling to Vietnam. The old city lives quite up to its name of an ancient town as its reputation is still attached to the traditional foods, time-tinged architecture, and of course, the famous Hoi An craft villages.

Just a few minutes from the center, the rice paddies of Hoi An reveal a peaceful and authentic Vietnam. Between bike rides, luminous landscapes, and vibrant rural scenes, they offer travelers a timeless escape, far from the bustle of the old town.

In Ta Van village, there are almost no crowds or concrete: just endless terraced rice fields, wooden stilt houses, and the sincere smiles of the ethnic minorities who have lived there for generations. Ta Van is an invitation to peace, walking, and discovering the true Vietnam.

Ho Chi Minh City offers no shortage of opportunities to explore its rich history, vibrant culture, and the dynamic daily life of the Saigonese. Even if you only have a few days in the South, don’t miss a quick stop. The best things to do in Ho Chi Minh City that we’ve listed below are well worth your attention when planning your trip.