Thu Ngu Flagpole: A Historical Symbol by the Saigon River

Standing gracefully along the Saigon River for more than 159 years, the Thu Ngu Flagpole is one of the city’s oldest and most iconic landmarks. It has witnessed countless transformations of Saigon—from its colonial days to the modern, vibrant Ho Chi Minh City we know today.

Discover Phù Châu Floating Temple: Saigon’s Hidden Spiritual Gem

Phù Châu Floating Temple, also known as Miếu Nổi, is a 300-year-old spiritual site located on a small islet in Saigon’s Vàm Thuật River. Built during the Gia Long era, the temple is famous for its legend of a fisherman who built a shrine to honour a drowned woman. Blending Vietnamese and Chinese architecture, it features hundreds of colourful dragon sculptures and peaceful surroundings that attract both locals and tourists seeking serenity amidst the city’s bustle.

Ông Chà Và: The Timeless Vietnamese Spice Brand Since 1939

Discover the story behind Ông Chà Và, a Vietnamese spice brand established in 1939, symbolizing the authentic taste and spirit of Vietnam’s culinary culture. Learn how this heritage brand evolved from a small spice workshop into an international name.