Ho Chi Minh City Layover: Is It Worth Leaving the Airport, and How to Spend the Hours
A Ho Chi Minh City layover is worth leaving the airport for only when the clock allows: under about six hours, stay airside; from…
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A Ho Chi Minh City layover is worth leaving the airport for only when the clock allows: under about six hours, stay airside; from…
The Jade Emperor Pagoda (Chùa Ngọc Hoàng) is a working Taoist temple at 73 Mai Thị Lựu, on the northern edge of District 1,…
Vietnamese Teachers' Day falls on 20 November every year, and for parents it usually means three things: flowers, a card or drawing made by…
Christmas in Ho Chi Minh City is a working day, not a public holiday, yet the city celebrates it loudly, above all on the…
Vietnamese Women's Day falls on 20 October every year, and it is not a day off: offices, schools and shops stay open, and the…
Tan Dinh Church is the pink church at 289 Hai Bà Trưng Street, across the road from Tân Định Market, and you can walk…
Cao gio is Vietnamese coin scraping, and the striped red marks you see on necks and backs around Saigon are its result, not an…
On a Vietnamese spa menu, trị liệu means a firm, targeted massage and thư giãn means a gentle, whole-body one — neither word is…
Search "massage" plus a district name in Ho Chi Minh City and you get day spas and the adult trade in one list, so…
The question that matters is not what time a spa closes but what time it will still start your treatment, and those are different…