Khu pho 13

1 10.74°, 106.69°
About location

Few places in southern Vietnam have a history as closely tied to river trade as Ho Chi Minh City. Known as Saigon until 1976, the city developed around the Saigon River and is now Vietnam’s largest urban centre. Its streets bring together long-established local commerce, apartment blocks and the constant movement of motorbikes. In the historic centre, the Central Post Office and Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica recall the French colonial era, while the Independence Palace is associated with the events of 1975 that ended the Vietnam War. South of the centre, canals and bridges connect dense neighbourhoods across the low-lying city.

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