Ho Chi Minh City Travel Tips

Saigon has so many places that you must visit, tasting all delicious food, interact with friendly local people … It has always been the destination for domestic tourists and international visitors.

1.Weather

Reunification Palace Ho Chi Minh GoAsiaDayTrip
Ho Chi Minh City has tropical climate, the weather in here divided into two seasons which are rainy seasons and dry seasons. The rainy season lasts from about June to November with the rains suddenly, without notice, when the sun was shining but suddenly pouring rain. However, the rains in Saigon often not lasting long. So, for 12 months, Saigon always suitable to travelers choosing the city as the destination for their vacation.

2. Transportation

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– Public transport in Saigon is plentiful and polite. If familiar with the road, you can go to the sightseeing or any places and have fun experiencing by bus.
– If traveling by taxi you should choose a reputable taxi companies such as Mai Linh, Hoang Long or Vinasun … However, when the car start driving, you should note the meter, car’s code or number … in case you left your luggage or any problems arise.
– You can also rent a motorbike to move in Saigon with prices at about 100,000 per day. The procedure is quite simple; you need to leave your identity cards, passport and prescribed deposit then you can have a transport to go around Saigon just like local people here.

3. Accommodation

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Saigon has many hotels for you to stay with price from 200,000 VND to several million for a night. You can choose the hotel at the heart of the center such as Nguyen Trai, Le Thanh Ton Street, Ben Thanh Market area, Pham Ngu Lao street west … for easy sightseeing.
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