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This is one of the most prominent churches in District 3 of Ho Chi Minh ... Ho Chi Minh City
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In 1863, Father Wilbaux and the Paris Foreign Missions Society completed ... Ho Chi Minh City
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A striking Christian church with windows coloured green and a roof modeled ... Ho Chi Minh City
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Phuoc Tuong Pagoda has a vast campus with many perennial trees, making it ... Ho Chi Minh City
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The Mong Bridge (Cau Mong in Vietnamese, “Rainbow bridge”) is a steel ... Ho Chi Minh City
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Al Rahim Mosque is the country’s first mosque. Decorations on the walls ... Ho Chi Minh City
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During the Vietnam War in 1966, the politician Tran Van Lai purchased a ... Ho Chi Minh City
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In addition to being a historical figure, Tran Hung Dao is regarded by the ... Ho Chi Minh City
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This temple, which was constructed in 1902, appears modest from the outside ... Ho Chi Minh City
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Cho Lon Mosque provides a stunning counterpoint to the other adjacent ... Ho Chi Minh City
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The Ben Duoc Memorial Temple (Ben Duoc – Cu Chi) is a cultural history ... Ho Chi Minh City
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Wat Chantaransay, the earliest Khmer temple in Ho Chi Minh City, was built ... Ho Chi Minh City
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The Phung Son Pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City is a stunning 19th century ... Ho Chi Minh City
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The Starlight Bridge in Ho Chi Minh City, known in Vietnamese as Cau Anh ... Ho Chi Minh City
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Landmark 81 is the tallest skyscraper in Vietnam. With a total floor area ... Ho Chi Minh City
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Ho Chi Minh City’s Ong Bon Pagoda (Nhi Phu Temple) is the city’s oldest ... Ho Chi Minh City
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The 13-story stupa with a height of 63 meters is one of the highlights of ... Ho Chi Minh City
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The Minh Dang Quang Institute consists of numerous temples, pagodas, and a ... Ho Chi Minh City
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Sri Thendey Yuttha Panini is a Hindu temple containing shrines dedicated to ... Ho Chi Minh City
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The Quan Am Pagoda was constructed by Fujian Chinese in the early 19th ... Ho Chi Minh City