Sai Gon Central Post Office

In Ho Chi Minh for a few days it was: 💒 Checking out attractions 🍜 Eating Vietnamese noodles ☕️ Drinking coffee 🛍️ Shopping for clothes 💆‍♀️ Getting a massage 1️⃣ About attractions - If you have time, the Central Post Office/Pink Church/Art Gallery/War Remnants Museum are all worth a visit - The Central Post Office is quite small, and there are some souvenir shops inside - We went to the Pink Church on the weekend when it was closed, so we just took photos at the coffee shop opposite - The Art Gallery is relatively large and worth visiting, also very photogenic - The War Remnants Museum is the most popular, mainly about the history of the Vietnam War, and there are a lot of Western visitors 2️⃣ About Vietnamese noodles - Didn't specifically plan to eat at any particular place, just randomly went to a Vietnamese noodle shop near the Central Post Office, turned out to be a hidden gem - Picture 10, the shop name is pho cao van - Ordered two bowls of beef noodles with a whole 🥥 for only 45 RMB - There was also a compatriot eating there who didn't have cash, so he exchanged with us on WeChat. When paying, we told the owner we would pay together, and when she saw we were not at the same table, she told the compatriot not to worry about it and to come back after exchanging money. 3️⃣ About coffee - Visited the popular ones like the workshop coffee / dabao / Linh, etc. - Vietnamese coffee is really good! Especially the salted coffee, which is salty and sweet! - Coconut coffee is too sweet for me, but those who like sweet drinks can try it 4️⃣ About shopping - If you want to keep it simple, just go to D Nguyen Trai street - I don't think you need to specifically look for a certain store, many of the stores recommended online didn't have anything great, and some of the more popular ones were of average quality - Anyway, there are super many clothing stores on this street, if you have time you can visit each one - The green short-sleeved shirt in pictures 5/8/11 was just from a random store, only 55 yuan!! And the quality is pretty good 5️⃣ About massage - Massage shops are everywhere, but still check Google Maps for reviews according to your needs - I had a body massage at Norah spa, the environment is relatively better, comfort level is average, similar to domestic ones, but definitely cheaper - Had a hair wash at Xuan Lan Spa&Hair, also not expensive, quite formal, worth experiencing - Both of these shops are on the same street, very close to each other, and there are also some clothing stores nearby like Datt/ S.C Studio etc. - Finally, make sure to wear sunscreen, Ho Chi Minh is really super hot and the sun is extremely strong! It feels like melting on the streets during the day!

#vietnamtrip 📮 The Saigon Central Post Office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, is a captivating mix of French colonial architecture and local cultural charm. 🏛️ Built in the late 19th century, its grand facade features intricate details and a soaring arched ceiling adorned with beautiful frescoes. 🎨 Inside, visitors are welcomed by the lively atmosphere of a working post office, complete with rows of vintage telephone booths and ornate counters. ⏰ The iconic clock tower stands tall as a symbol of the city's history and resilience. 🕰️ A visit here provides a peek into Vietnam's past while serving as a functional hub for postal services and tourism. 💌

Ho Chi Minh City is a bustling metropolis with diverse architectural styles, a vibrant nightlife, an abundance of motorcycles, and chaotic, bustling streets. Day 1 - Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon (Red Church) - Central Post Office - City Hall - Central Street - Café Apartment Day 2 - Pink Church (Tân Định Church) - Ho Chi Minh Fine Arts Museum - Museum On the other hand, Dalat has a different, more tranquil charm. The green landscape welcomed you even before your plane landed. Even with the rain, it created a delightful atmosphere. Day 1 - Nhà thờ Domaine de Marie - Cathedral of Dalat (Nhà Thờ Chánh Tòa Giáo Phận Đà Lạt) - Dalat Railway Station Day 2 - Datanla Waterfall (Khu du lịch Thác Datanla) - Crazy House (Biệt thự Hằng Nga)

Behold the Saigon Central Post Office, a magnificent architectural masterpiece from the French colonial era! This iconic landmark seamlessly blends French and local Vietnamese influences, creating a timeless beauty that attracts tourists from all over the world. 🏰✨ Designed by the same architect responsible for the Eiffel Tower, this post office has stood for over a century and remains fully operational today. Inside, you'll find an array of postcards, stamps, and souvenirs. Many visitors take the opportunity to write postcards and send them to friends and family, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling post office. Location: Find the nearest post office location Opening Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Don't miss the chance to experience the charm of Saigon's Central Post Office and perhaps send a piece of Vietnam to your loved ones! 📮💖

#hochiminhcity If you come to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam don’t forget to visit one of the most famous landmarks in town: Sai Gon Central Post Office. This place is a post office in the downtown Ho Chi Minh City, near Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica, the city's cathedral. Sai Gon Central Post Office has an interesting design, the interior design is a perfect combination of neo-classical European architecture and Asian decorations, such an instagram-worthy place! Saigon Central Post Office 02 Công xã Paris, Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh 70000, Vietnam #vietnam #hcmc #postoffice

#vietnamtrip The Saigon Central Post Office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, is a captivating blend of French colonial architecture and local cultural charm. Built in the late 19th century, its grand facade boasts intricate details and a soaring arched ceiling adorned with beautiful frescoes. Inside, visitors are greeted by the bustling atmosphere of a working post office, with rows of vintage telephone booths and ornate counters. The iconic clock tower stands as a symbol of the city's history and resilience. A visit here offers a glimpse into Vietnam's past while serving as a functional hub for postal services and tourism alike.