Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, is a vibrant and bustling metropolis in southern Vietnam. With its rich history, cultural diversity, and thriving food scene, it has become a must-visit destination for travellers from all over the world. Whether you are a history enthusiast exploring the remnants of the Vietnam War or a food lover searching for delicious street eats, Ho Chi Minh City offers something for everyone. In our article, Ho Chi Minh City 5-day itinerary, we will guide you through a comprehensive itinerary to make the most of your visit to this captivating city. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems off the beaten path, get ready to immerse yourself in the energy and charm of Ho Chi Minh City.
Many travellers only give HCMC 2 or 3 nights but we would encourage you to plan to spend more time there at least 5 days. We recommend that you visit HCMC if:
- If you love local Vietnamese cuisine ✔️
- If you enjoy French Colonial architecture ✔️
- If you are a fan of modern architecture ✔️
- If you want to learn more about the Vietnam War ✔️
- If you enjoy the coffee culture ✔️
- If you are a fan of local markets ✔️
HCMC has all of the above and more.
HCMC surprised us as a city. After travelling from North to South, comments from other travellers advised us that HCMC and Hanoi are two different cities. Totally different vibes, things to see and do and the people are different as well. They were so right. Do we have a favourite? No. There are elements in both that we love and elements that we don’t love.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Ho Chi Minh City
Is Ho Chi Minh City safe to visit?
In general, it is a safe city to visit. There are petty thefts as in most cities around the world. We were warned about thefts from motorbike riders who snatch bags, so keep your bags close to you away from the side of the road that you are walking.
When is the best time to visit Saigon?
Ho Chi Minh City weather – the dry season is the best time to visit Saigon which is between December and April. We spent 2 weeks in HCMC during September and we experienced showers during the day.
Can I use USD in Saigon?
You should use Vietnamese Dong instead of USD. There are many money exchange outlets and ATMs all over the city.
Do I tip?
It is not necessary to tip but if the food and service have been excellent tipping is always welcomed.
Where can I get a SIM Card?
Enjoy the convenient and instantly available eSIM data plans for Vietnam. Choose from a variety of options and activate your eSIM anywhere on your journey in Vietnam.
Is it possible to take a cooking class?
There are many cooking classes available, here are some examples of tours:
Viet Home Cooking Class with a Top Chef
The below are some of dishes I offer. If you would like to learn to make something specific, please let me know at the time of booking.
1. Bún thịt nướng/ Bún bò Nam Bộ – Stir-fried beef/grilled chicken/pork noodles
2. Bánh xèo – Pancake with chicken/pork/prawn
3. Phở gà – Chicken noodles soup
4. Chả giò – Fried spring rolls with chicken/pork
5. Bún cá – Fish noodles soup
6. Mì xào bò – Stir-fried noodles with beef
7. Bánh cuốn – Rice crepe rolls
8. Gỏi – Mango/papaya/pomelo/cabbage salads
9. Cơm tấm – Grilled pork and broken rice
10. Cá kho – Braised fish
11. Thịt kho – Braised pork
12. Gà sả ớt – Chicken with lemon grass
We can make PLANT-BASED version of the dishes 1,2,3,4, 6, 8.
Book your cooking class here
- Full-Day Farming and Cooking Class in an Agricultural Village
- At the HCM Agricultural Villages in Cu Chi you’ll learn about Vietnamese farming life and how to prepare healthy meals using organic produce. See activities such as feeding livestock, picking vegetables, and more. Enjoy a lunch of the dishes you prepared.
- Book here
- From farm to table healthy cooking class
- Learn to cook healthy Vietnamese cuisine on a fun and healthy cookery class in Ho Chi Minh City. Pick herbs and vegetables in the medicine garden, learn about the cultivation of rice, and discover the different varieties of native mushrooms. Book here
A Little Bit About HCMC or Saigon City
Ho Chi Minh City is located in the South Eastern region of Vietnam. It is also known as Saigon by locals and tourists alike. The city is surrounded by the Saigon River. HCMC is the financial capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is the capital. They couldn’t be more different.
300 years ago Ho Chi Minh City was a small village with lots of trees. Today it has a population of over 10 million people. The village was built near the Saigon River, a flat area of the region.
What does Saigon mean?
Sai means small forest or firewood.
Gon means trees, a cotton plant that relates to the Kapok tree which the Khmer people had planted in the area.
Ho Chi Minh City was once known as Prey Nokor. At this time it was a Khmer Trading Port. It is still called Prey Nokor by the Cambodians. One of HCMC’s premier hostels is called Prei Nokor and it is located at 47 Phan Chu Trinh Street in District 1. Our guide described it as ” a hidden gem in the bustling HCMC, looks small but just wait till you get inside, you will get a wow!”
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What to do in Ho Chi Minh City
If you have one day in Saigon we would recommend visiting the Ben Thanh Market in the morning and head to the Skydeck at sunset. It is an easy walk between the two with sightseeing along the way.
If you have 6 days in Ho Chi Minh City we would recommend that you visit all that we have recommended in our article but take it slower and return to your hotel for a swim or a nap and some relaxation before you head out for dinner at one of Saigon’s many restaurants. Ho Chi Minh City’s nightlife is varied, you can enjoy a beer at Bui Vien Street, enjoy a cocktail at a roof bar, take a romantic dinner cruise on the river or find a karaoke bar.
Districts of Ho Chi Minh City
There are 24 districts in HCMC made up of 19 central districts and 5 suburban districts.
Most of the sights are in District 1 of HCMC. For those attractions outside District 1, a short taxi or Grab ride is recommended.
District 3 is the 2nd most popular district for tourists with the War Remnants Museum, Xa Loi Pagoda, Tan Dinh Church and more.
District 5 covers most of the Chinatown area.
The Airport at Ho Chi Minh City is known as Tan Son Nhat International Airport and is located 8 km from the city.
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What To Do in Saigon (HCMC)
Saigon Hop-on Hop-Off Bus – Ho Chi Minh City Tour
The best way to see Ho Chi Minh City attractions is via the Hop-on Hop-off Bus which operates between 08.30 and 17.30. It runs every 30 minutes and your ticket is valid for 24 hours.
On board you can access their free WiFi and there are discounts for food.
Visit Ho Chi Minh City by the Hop on Hop Off bus.
Explore Saigon and its beautiful French colonial architecture on an unlimited hop-on hop-off bus tour. With a 24 or 48-hour pass to choose from, you can discover this fabulous destination at your own pace.
Along the way, you’ll get a chance to see the Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the best-kept buildings, not to mention one of the most important Ho Chi Minh City attractions.
Hop off at the War Remnants Museum and Surroundings, or stay on the bus and be astonished by the panoramic views of this vibrant city. Enjoy the audio guide in multiple languages full of interesting facts.
Fancy a spot of shopping? Then why not hop off at Ben Thanh Market? Saigon markets are perfect to purchase souvenirs or get a bite with some delicious street food. They are also a great way to observe a bit of local life. The exclusive red buses are always waiting for you to hop back on and continue with your sightseeing.
Independence Palace of HCMC
In 1863 on the current site of the Independence Palace (aka Reunification Palace) was a wooden palace that was used for the French to worship as at that time there were no available churches.
In 1868 a new palace was built with material from Europe for the French Governor of Cochin-China. When the French departed from Vietnam the then President of South Vietnam Ngo Dinh Diem moved in. In 1962 his own Airforce bombed the palace to rid him from South Vietnam. After surviving this attack Ngo Dinh Diem ordered a new palace to be constructed with a secure bunker and secret rooms. Unfortunately, another attack on his life occurred in 1963 and this proved to be fatal.
Construction of the new palace was completed in 1966 and the new President Nguyen Van Thieu occupied it until 1975.
The ground floor contains meeting rooms and upstairs are reception rooms all elaborately decorated. There are the private quarters of the President, a card room, a cinema and a rooftop nightclub complete with a helipad.
Underground is the bunker and communications area.
The Independence Palace is used today for APEC Summits.
Top Tip:
Visit early in the morning to avoid the coach loads of tourists.
Address: Nam Ky Khoi Nghia HCMC
Opening Hours: 07.30 am to 11.00 am
13.00 pm to 16.00 pm
Entrance Fees: Adults VND40,000 (USD1.80) Children VND20,000 (USD0.90)
- See the City’s biggest flower market
- Ride To China Town
- See the beautiful Thien Hau Temple
- Experience the War Remnants Museum
- Walk through the Independence Palace, Notre Dame and Post Office
War Remnants Museum of HCMC
Address: 28 Vo Van Street District 3
The War Remnants Museum was founded on September 4th in 1975 to study, collect, conserve and display exhibits on war crimes.
Spread over three floors the Museum has 9 permanent exhibitions and is one of HCMC top tourist sites.
Top Tip
Start your visit on the 2nd Floor first, 1st floor and then ground floor last
2nd Floor:
- 1 – Historical Truths
- 2 – Requiem
- 3 – Vietnam War and Peace
- 4 – Agent Orange – During the Vietnam War
- 5 – White Doves
First Floor:
- 6 – War Crimes
- 7 – Agent Orange Effects (this is quite disturbing)
- 8 – Agent Orange Consequences through Children’s paintings
- 9 – Conference Room
Ground Floor:
- 10 – International Support for The Vietnamese People in their Resistance War
- 11 – Temporary Exhibitions
- 12 – Imprisonment System During the Vietnam War
- 13 – Open Air Exhibition
The Full-Day Private City Tour also includes a visit to the War Remnants Museum – book here
Saigon Skydeck
Bitexco Financial Tower stands 262 metres over 68 floors. The Skydeck is on the 49th floor and offers stunning 360-degree views over the city. The elevator ride climbs 7 metres per second.
There is an Ao Dai Exhibition (the Vietnamese national dress) on the Skydeck level and displays a variety of Ao Dai over the centuries.
Operating Hours:
Saigon Skydeck – 09.30 am – 9.30 pm daily
Last ticket and entry 45 minutes prior to closing
Top Tip: Visit at Sunset
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Notre Dame Cathedral of HCMC
The Notre Dame Cathedral started construction in 1877 and took 3 years to build finishing in 1880. The brick and stone that was used in its construction came from Marseille in France, it took 2 months to travel by sea. It stands 60m in height and has 2 bell towers with 6 bronze bells.
Notre Dame Cathedral was originally called the Saigon Church. It was the first Catholic Church in Vietnam. In 1962 the Vatican gave it ‘Basilica’ status and its official name is the Saigon Notre – Dame Cathedral Basilica.
Top Tip: When is the best time to visit the Notre-Dame Cathedral? Sunday Morning Mass at 9.30 am.
Address: 1 Cong Xa Paris, Ben Nghe, District 1
In front of the Cathedral is the Our Lady of Peace Statue which was made from granite that came from Rome, Italy. The statue arrived on 16th February 1959. In October 2005 it was reported that the statue shredded tears down the right side of her cheek. The tears attracted a lot of attention. These days the statue still attracts a lot of attention as worshippers come in hope of seeing a repeat.
Central Post Office of HCMC
The Central Post Office took 5 years to build from 1886 – 1891. The tiles and the green gate came from France. French Architect Alfred Foulhoux designed the Central Post Office. There are elements of Gothic, Renaissance and French colonial architecture.
On the building facade, you will notice window plaques with the names of famous scientists and philosophers such as:
- Volta
- Descartes
- Faraday
- Ampere
just to name a few.
The tiles on the floor of the Post Office are original as is the main gate. On the right-hand side, you will see an 1892 map of Saigon and on the left-hand side, there is a map of the Mekong Delta.
There are the original telephone boxes on the left-hand side with an ATM on the right.
Saigon Opera House
The Opera House was built by the French in the French Colonial Style and opened its doors for its 1st performance on 1st January 1900. The original location of the Opera House was 2 blocks away on the site which is now the Caravelle Hotel.
Address: 7 Lam Son Square Ben Nghe Ward District 1
Walk Catinat Street (now known as Duong Dong Khoi)
The oldest street in HCMC is Catinat Street (French Name) it is now known as Duong Dong Khoi (Total Uprising Street). It starts at the Notre Dame Cathedral and ends at the Saigon River. Graham Greene, the author and foreign correspondent visited HCMC four times between the years 1952 and 1955 and used to take daily walks down Catinat Street.
The Continental Hotel at 132 – 134 Dong Khoi was the home for Graham Greene during his visits who requested to stay in Room 214 for views over the square below. The hotel was the first hotel in HCMC and started construction in 1878 finishing in 1880 with 84 rooms. Graham Green wrote his book The Quiet American and used the locations around the Continental Hotel in his book.
The Caravelle Hotel at 19-23 Lam Son Square was opened on Christmas Eve 1959. The 5-star luxury hotel was the highest building in the 1960s, originally with 9 floors and the 10th was a Skybar.
The New Zealand and Australian Embassies were located on the 7th floor.
In 1957 the hotel was renovated, more floors were added, now it is 24 stories.
The name Caravelle was named after a plane that belonged to Air France supported the hotel financially.
In 1964 a spy from North Vietnam planted a bomb on the 5th floor, no-one was fatally hurt but the hotel occurred damages. The floor was being occupied by foreign correspondents at the time.
The Cafe Apartments at 42 Nguyen Hue Walking Street
Built in the mid-1960s this apartment block is now home to cafes, restaurants and working spaces. It was originally an apartment block. All the apartments in the 9 stories face southwest with balconies and views over Nguyen Hue Walking Street. You can take the stairs or for VND3,000 (USD0.13) you can take the lift.
The walking street square was created in 2014, it used to be a small canal. During Tet the square becomes a flower exhibition that is open for 1 week.
City Hall – HCMC People’s Committee Head Office
At 86 Le Thanh Ton in District 1 is the HCMC People’s Committee Head Office. It was originally built as a hotel in 1898 in the French Colonial style. A good time to visit is in the evening when it is illuminated. It is not open for visitors.
Cho Ben Thanh Market
Address: Chợ, Đường Lê Lợi, Phường Bến Thành, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh
The market opens daily at 06.00 am and closes at 6.00 pm. The night market that offers street food opens at 6.00 pm and closes at 10.00 pm from the gates located at East, North and West.
The market is frequented by locals and tourists alike.
The main entrance is in the South at Le Loi Street and Quach Thi Trang. There are 4 main gates and each gate offers different products and services:
- South Gate – clothing, material, shoes, cosmetics and jewellery
- North Gate – fruit, vegetables, meat and food vendors
- East Gate – dried fruits, herbs and spices
- West Gate – arts and ceramics
The stallholders would prefer Vietnamese Dong. You can practice your bartering skills in over 3000 stalls.
The market has been in operation since 1914. We would recommend visiting early to avoid the crowds.
Mariamman Temple of HCMC
The Temple is the only Indian Hindu Temple in HCMC and was built in the 19th century. It is dedicated to Quan Yin the Goddess of Mercy. Hindus who are seeking to have children come to pray and those who want good luck and wealth also flock to the temple. Visit the back of the Temple, there is a prayer wall located there and you will be able to hear the prayers of the devotees.
Address: 45 Truong Đinh, Ben Thanh, District 1 Ho Chi Minh City
Free to enter.
Opening hours: 07.00 am to 19.00 pm.
Visit The Cu Chi Tunnels
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One of HCMC’s most popular tours is a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels.
There are many ways of visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels – by a minibus guided morning or afternoon tour, by speedboat from HCMC or by a motorbike excursion.
The Cu Chi Tunnels were tunnels dug by the Communist forces during the war of independence from the French in the late 1940s. The tunnels were expanded by the Viet Cong and the Northern Vietnamese in the early 1960s. The tunnels were used as living quarters, kitchens, ordnance factories, hospitals and bomb shelters.
Location: TL15, Phú Hiệp, Củ Chi, Hồ Chí Minh 733814
Check availability here for Discover Cu Chi Tunnels with an informative tour guide. Go underground to explore the tunnel system, walk around the forest and watch a war documentary.
Free Things To Do in Ho Chi Minh City
Looking for free things to do in HCMC:
- Visit the Notre Dame Cathedral
- Visit the Central Post Office
- Visit Ben Thanh Market
- Visit the Mariamman Temple
- Walk Bu Vien Street in the evening – also known as the Backpackers area – in the evening it is touristy and has a vibrant buzz and is full of bars, restaurants, massage parlours, go-go bars, travel agents, hotels and hostels. If you go early in the evening it is not too touristy.
Look for Free Walking Tours such as Strawberry Tours who offer a free walking tour. More details here
More Options – What To Do in HCMC
Ho Chi Minh City Tour: Half day city tour by Jeep visiting the iconic Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Ben Thanh Market, and more.
Book your half day city tour by jeep here
Ho Chi Minh City Water Puppet Theatre Performance:
Enjoy traditional dancing performances that have been recognized as world intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO. Then be entertained by a water puppet show, traditional to the Vietnamese culture for a valuable and unforgettable experience.
Ho Chi Minh City: Private Street Food Evening Walking Tour
- Savour a menu of 9 mouth-watering dishes and local drinks at famous food stalls
- Walk through the back alleys and hidden streets of Ho Chi Minh City
- Immerse yourself in the bustling nightlife and discover a paradise of food
- Interact with local people and learn about their lifestyle and culture
- Visit the night flower market and other locations in different districts
Ho Chi Minh City Nightlife Tour: by Vintage Vespa
Enjoy the nightlife of HCMC with local guides.
From Get Your Guide: “Your interesting tour will begin as the sun begins to set. You will start by discovering some of the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City, beginning with Chinatown. You will then see Luong Nhu Hoc which is a beautiful street containing plenty of lanterns. Following that, you can peruse the decorative items on Hai Thuong Lang Ong Street, which sells fireworks, lanterns, and plenty of other cute items.
Next up, enjoy a dinner consisting of some traditional Vietnamese food. You will then visit the Ho Thi Ky Flower Market, which is the biggest flower market in Ho Chi Minh City. Following the flower market, you will have a chance to discover another part of this big city, as you explore the Saigon River at night.
This tour gives you a completely different experience to other day tours. You will visit a popular place in Ho Chi Minh City that most tourists don’t frequent. Outside of the scenery, you can learn more about local life and culture, as you see the people of Ho Chi Minh City gather, eat street food, drink coffee, and socialize. Finally, you will have the chance to discover another part of this big city, as you pass through the Thu Thiem Tunnel.
For more details and booking for the Nightlife Tour by Vespa click here
If you have 4 days/3 nights available we can recommend visiting the Mekong Delta.
You can read about our adventures to the Mekong Delta here.
Where To Eat in Ho Chi Minh City
Local Restaurants We Enjoyed
Spice Viet Ho Chi Minh City
Spice Viet is one of our favourite restaurants in Vietnam. Spice Viet Restaurants use local herbs and spices, vegetables and local meats in their innovative healthy Vietnamese farm to table cuisine. Each restaurant offers a local speciality and has vegetarian options for diners as well.
They now have 4 restaurants:
- Ho Chi Minh City at 157 Pasteur District 3
- Hue at 15 Ly Thuong Kiet
- Hoi An at 187 Ly Thuong Kiet
- Hanoi at 46 Nguyen Truong To
For the latest Tripadvisor reviews click here
Bun Bo Nam Bo – Ba Ba
Bun Bo Nam Bo – Ba Ba at 76 Nguyen Thai Bin Ward District 1. A local restaurant with a small menu but high on flavours suitable for meat-eaters and vegetarians at a budget price.
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Secret House Ho Chi Minh City
Secret House Restaurant at 1 Lê Thị Hồng Gấm, Phường Nguyễn Thái Bình, Quận 1. One of the best interior designed restaurant in HCMC with excellent food. Minimum options for vegetarians.
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Where is the best Vegetarian Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City
Sen Vegan Restaurant
Sen Vegan Restaurant at 171 Nguyen Thai Hoc District 1 offers some of the best vegetarian food in HCMC. In fact, it was so good we ate there nearly every night.
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Local Restaurant in HCMC for PHO
Pho Cong
Pho Cong at 142 Lê Thị Hồng Gấm, Phường Nguyễn Thái Bình, Quận was a favourite for local dishes. We were recommended this restaurant as the best Pho in HCMC. If you are a vegetarian the options are limited.
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Pho 2000 Saigon
PHO 2000 Saigon located at 1-3 Phan Chu Trinh, Phường Bến Thành, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh, is one of the most popular Pho restaurants in HCMC even Bill Clinton was a visitor there. PHO starts at VND65,000 per dish (USD2.80)
Read the latest Tripadvisor reviews before you visit here.
Steak & Wine Restaurant in HCMC
MadCow Grill & Wine Bar
Our favourite Wine and Steakhouse is the MadCow Wine & Grill Saigon on the 30th level of the Pullman Saigon Centre Hotel at 148 Đường Trần Hưng Đạo, Phường Nguyễn Cư Trinh, Quận 1. You must try the Wagyu Beef it is a speciality. They also offer an extensive wine list with excellent value wines.
Read the latest Tripadvisor reviews here
Where To Stay in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City Hotels in District One
5 Star – Pullman Saigon Centre Hotel
Address: 148 Tran Hung Dao
The best hotel in HCMC is the luxurious 5-star Pullman Saigon Centre Hotel is well located in District 1. For expansive city views head to the 31st floor and enjoy their MadCow Wine & Grill Restaurant and Bar. There are 2 outdoor swimming pools and a pool bar.
You can read our review on the Pullman Saigon Centre here.
Latest Guest Review:
“This is my third stay at the Pullman Saigon Centre. I stayed in an executive suite which was beautiful and spacious. The executive lounge is comfortable, with an excellent view and great drinks and snacks served in the evening. The pool isn’t the biggest but it’s perfect for a few laps and some sunbathing. The gym is small but well equipped and very clean. The roof bar I think is the best in HCMC for its sunset view and relaxed atmosphere. Breakfast was good – a little parred down I think to minimise the amount of buffet-style food available in the current climate but still very nice.”
You can read the latest Tripadvisor reviews here
4- Star Winsuites Saigon
Address: 28 -30 – 32 Le Lai Street Ben Thanh Ward District 1
The Winsuites Saigon is in an ideal location for visiting the Ben Thanh Market. The hotel offers guests free breakfast, free WiFi, a restaurant, bar, outdoor pool and fitness centre.
For the latest Tripadvisor reviews of The Winsuites Saigon click here
Do You Need a Visa
Most travellers will require an e-visa to enter Vietnam. Currently, there are many changes in the visa requirements so please do check carefully before travelling.
Transport Information for Ho Chi Minh City and Ho Chi Minh City Airport
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For travel around Ho Chi Minh City, we can recommend using GRAB (similar to Uber). You can download the app from your app store.
Taxis are also available as well as transport by motorcycles.
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In conclusion, Ho Chi Minh City offers a rich and diverse array of experiences for travellers to enjoy. From exploring historical landmarks and museums that offer insight into Vietnam’s past, to indulging in delicious street food and witnessing the vibrant city life, a 5-day itinerary allows visitors to truly immerse themselves in this bustling metropolis. Whether you are interested in history, culture, or simply experiencing the energy of a dynamic city, Ho Chi Minh City has something for everyone. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in this captivating destination.
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