Tan Dinh Church

#familytrips2024 #vianasjourney #awesomepic 1) Ho Chi Minh Town Hall; Beautiful architecture -French colonial style. 2) Post Office; Old building, selling souveniors and if you interested to join hop in hop off bus, this is the starting point. Plenty of small food stall outside of the post office, all accept cash. 3) War Remnants Museum; There were plenty of real pictures during the war, how locals were struggling and everything. Be cautious if you bringing children because even for me, I got very emotional when reading and seeing those images. Ticket is very cheap, you can buy onsite/ at entrance. 4) Landmark 81; Tallest building in Vietnam. The lights makes it look majestic in the evening. If you have time, take the chance and view Saigon from the top of this building. 5) Tan Dinh Church; Unique because the colour if the building but honestly, it was hard to take nice pictures over here because it was super crowded. Visitors are not allowed during mass hours. 6) Bach Dang Station; More modern and colourful architectures. Near the harbour, there is an open space/ park with a lot of benches for visitors. 7) Ben Thanh Market; Selling mostly souveniors, clothes, food and drinks. All kind of stuff available here. If you wanna eat like local, come here. Food were super cheap but so delicious. Here what I recommend; - Pho - Vietnamese coffee - Crispy Vietnamese Pancake ; contain shredded coconut - chargrilled pork and betel leaves

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 After visiting the Tan Dinh Church in Ho Chi Minh City, you can go to Cong Caf é across the street to taste coconut ice coffee. There is also a balcony on the second floor of Kuang County where you can take photos of the pink church across from you. Hu Zhi's Second Market: If you like a beautiful church and love to take photos, you won't miss the pink church. Address: 289 Hai S Q Trung, Phu ö ng Research, Qu â n 3, Th Luonh ph ó H ö Ch Lust Minh, Vietnam

Day 1: Morning flight to Ho Chi Minh City 1️⃣ Central Post Office 2️⃣ Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon (Red Church) 3️⃣ City Hall Day 2: 1️⃣ Pink Church (Tân Định Church) 2️⃣ Café Apartment 3️⃣ Book Street Day 3: Morning flight to Phu Quoc Island 1️⃣ Explore the entire southwest coastline, along the coastal road, with beautiful beaches 🏖 2️⃣ Sunset Town 3️⃣ Dài Bãi Kem Cable Car + Vinpearl Safari 4️⃣ An Thới Port (southernmost point of Phu Quoc Island) Day 4: 1️⃣ Bãi Khem (Khem Beach) 2️⃣ Nhà tù Phú Quốc (Phu Quoc Prison) 3️⃣ Bãi Sao (Sao Beach) 4️⃣ Trúc Lâm Chùa Hộ Quốc (Truc Lam Zen Monastery) Day 5: 1️⃣ Suối Tranh Waterfall 2️⃣ Day Market (Seafood Market) 3️⃣ VinWonders Theme Park 4️⃣ Vinpearl Safari and Wildlife Park 5️⃣ Rạch Vẹm (Sea Bungalow Village, a must-visit) Day 6: 1️⃣ Lotus Home (Beautiful overwater restaurant) 2️⃣ Dinh Bà Kim Giao Temple (Madame Cai Temple) + Explore the Vietnam-Cambodia border coastline (northernmost point of Phu Quoc Island) 💡Tips: ✅ Rental cars on the island average around 10-15 million Vietnamese Dong per day. ✅ It's advisable to stay in the city center (Duong Dong District) for easy access to the night market in the evening.

#cherryblossom2024 This place is always included in the top tourist attractions in Ho Chi Minh City and I understand why. This place is very picturesque which makes it a very good location for photographers or people who just love taking photos. A perfect backdrop indeed. Entrance fee: Free ❗️Reminder This place is a church so make sure to dress appropriately when you visit. How to reach: we walked here from our hotel in district two which is quite central but Grab is always there if you don’t want to walk. Enjoy! #trip #vietnam #tripblazers

#vietnamtrip This tourist spot is always on the list of top attractions in Ho Chi Minh City, and I totally get why. 📸 It's incredibly scenic, making it a fantastic spot for photographers or anyone who loves snapping pictures. 🌅 A perfect setting indeed. Entrance fee: Free ❗️Reminder Since this place is a church, remember to dress appropriately when you visit. How to get there: We strolled over from our hotel in District two, which is quite central, but Grab taxi 🚕 is always an option if you prefer not to walk. Enjoy your visit! 📷

#vietnamtrip The further south, the better: Ho Chi Minh City Pink Church Vietnam is More Beautiful: Ho Chi Minh City The pink church Tan Dinh Church is named after the architectural color and other actual names, and is one of the famous landmarks in Huzhi Second City. Because it's Sunday, visitors are not allowed to enter, and I couldn't visit the interior of the church. It's a little regrettable! The third floor of the Kakuang County store across from the church is very suitable for young ladies to check in and take photos.

There's a pink surprise waiting in Ho Chi Minh City! 🎀🏙️ A delightful blend of rosy hues and Gothic architecture, the #PinkChurch is a sight to behold! 🌸💒 This unique attraction adds a dash of color to your Vietnam travel diary. 📖🖌️ The city itself is a vibrant mix of history and modernity, with the Pink Church as one of its standout gems. 🌟🏰 So, if you're planning a visit, don't forget to add this pink wonder to your list! 📝💖 📍 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam #hochimincity #hochimincityview #hochimincitytravel

Vietnam is home to many beautiful churches due to its colonial history, showcasing a strong French influence in its architecture. One must-visit is the Jesus Sacred Heart Cathedral in Ho Chi Minh City, a vivid reminder of the French colonial era. Another historical pink church worth exploring is Tan Dinh Church. Location: The Jesus Sacred Heart Cathedral is approximately 15 minutes away from the Central Post Office. Situated in the bustling area of Ho Chi Minh City, it is surrounded by numerous eateries, making it a perfect spot for an afternoon tea. However, be cautious of the hectic motorbike traffic; Vietnamese motorcyclists can be quite daring. Visiting Hours: The church is closed on Sundays and Mondays due to worship services. Additionally, from Tuesday to Saturday, the church is not open to visitors from 12 PM to 2 PM. The best time for photography is around 4-5 PM when the light is soft. Note that photography is not allowed inside the church. Tips: - Entrance to the church is free. - The café on the opposite side of the church on the second floor offers a nice view. - Interior photography is prohibited. - Keep your belongings secure and pay attention when crossing the road due to heavy traffic. - As travel agencies typically don't include this spot, the crowd is mostly composed of independent travelers. Address: 289 Hai Bà Trưng, Phường 8, Quận 3, Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam 📍