EXPLORING HO CHI MINH, VIETNAM | Travel Vlog // @thesabberz
Sharing a long overdue vlog from my trip to Ho Chi Minh last September 2018 with Amanda & Ashley. Our 5 days 4 nights visit to Ho Chi Minh (commonly known as Saigon city) was filled with lots of good food, historical knowledge, as well as (mis)adventures - getting lost & scammed!
Food finds:
- Barbecue @ 5KU Station
- Chicken and Pork Banh Mi & Vietnamese Iced Coffee @ 362
- Bun Cha @ Bun Cha 145 (our top fav from the trip!)
- Beef Pho & Vietnamese Iced Coffee @ Pho 2000
- Street Food @ Ben Thanh Street Food Market
Places visited:
- War Remnants Museum (it can be a little morbid)
- Cu Chi Tunnels (must visit!)
- Mui Ne Red & White Sand Dunes
- Fairy Stream
- Ben Thanh Market
(* I would recommend buying snacks/coffee/other essentials at the local supermarket if you’re not one to like/be good at negotiating prices as they tend to hike up the prices by A LOT)
How to get around: Grab or walk!
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Our trip to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 2018
We went to Ho Chi Minh City also known as Saigon in May 2018! We stayed in Fusion Suites Saigon which is located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh.
Places of interests includes Bui Vien walking street, Mekong River, Cu chi tunnels
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Ho Chi Ming City (Saigon), Vietnam
On my way to the Airport
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Cost: $5.75 US Dollars / About $130,000 Dong
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This is a 10 minutes video of Ho Chi Ming City, Vietnam. The locals call it, just Saigon. It's very cheap to travel in Vietnam by Uber. If you want to travel even cheaper, you can also request a motorbike. A motorbike will probably be half the money that I spend, but since I was traveling with my laugage, and since I have never travel on a motorbike, it was better for me a car.
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FLYING FROM HO CHI MINH TO PHU QUOC | Vietnam 2018
FLYING FROM HO HI MINH TO PHU QUOC, IN VIETNAM!
We chose to end our full month of travel in Vietnam at the beautiful island of Phu Quoc! After making our way from north to south it was about time we got some sunshine on our skin and sand in our toes. The flight was a short one and we landed right in paradise as we hoped! Don't miss that sunset at the end, it was worth all the rain we endured over the last month.
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'Saigon: The Final Hours'
A special WBUR documentary. On the 40th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, four Massachusetts Marines detail the final evacuation of U.S. and South Vietnamese troops and civilians.
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DA NANG, VIETNAM - MARCH 28, 1975: The hold of the ship is cramped with refugees. (Jack Cahill/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
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Fall of Saigon - Operation Frequent Wind
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The Fall of Saigon in Vietnam on April 30, 1975 - Arrival of the North Vietnamese troops. (Photo by Herve GLOAGUEN/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)
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FALL OF SAIGON 1975 - Crowds forming at U.S. Embassy early April 29
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Evacuees aboard the USS Hancock.
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FALL OF SAIGON 1975
As Saigon falls to the communist rule of North Vietnamese, US Marines evacuate Americans and Vietnamese April, 1975 at Tan Son Nhut Airbase, in South Vietnam. The people run as to escape fire from troops from the North. (Photo by Dirck Halstead/Liaison)
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Coffee in Ho Chi Minh City l Overnight in Vietnam
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Vietnam | Alleys Lanes | Saigon
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ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam
ARVN Airborne repell Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam - DVD Copied by Thomas Gideon - National Archives and Records Administration 1968 - ARC Identifier 31921 / Local Identifier 111-LC-52748 - Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984). Silent. ARVN soldiers under cover along wall of the French National Cemetery. ARVN soldiers make their way across cemetery. American officer firing M-16 rifle along with Vietnamese soldier from behind cemetery wall. Dead Vietnamese soldier on litter. Burning building. ARVN soldiers behind wall with rifles at the ready. ARVN soldiers carry dead comrade on litter to ambulance. ARVNs in ditch. Wrecked building and burning rubble in cemetery. ARVN soldiers drive off in vehicles. Vietnamese soldier with M-60 MG at corner of building. ARVN soldiers tie and search Vietcong prisoner. Another Vietcong is given packet of food. CU, faces of ARVN soldiers. CU, Vietcong prisoner's hands tied behind his back. Vietnamese soldier feeds prisoner. Dirty Vietcong eating. ARVNs watch. CU, Vietcong. CU, ARVN soldier. A wounded Vietcong stands in sewer system manhole with hands over his head. He steps out of the manhole. CU, dirty, bleeding feet of Vietcong. ARVN soldier holds up captured rifle. Prisoner is searched and questioned. VS, damaged and burning houses. LS, smoke pouring from building. Vietnamese soldier speaks over radio. ARVN soldiers run across intersection and take cover behind wall in Esso service station. Smoke coming from bldg in bg. ARVN soldiers behind wall of cemetery. Burning and wrecked houses. Vietnamese soldier aims rifle thru gate of cemetery. Ambo-jeep drives past. ARVNs firing weapons (overexposed). Shell service station bldg burning furiously. Smoke pours from the building. ARVN soldier fires cal MG mounted on truck into houses. Shell service station burning. Dead Vietcong strewn about in street. ARVN fires 50 cal MG from truck. Dead Vietcong. Burning building. ARVN soldiers in foreground. Smoke pouring from building. Household effects lining streets. ARVN soldier fires his weapon down alley. Vietnamese soldiers search Vietcong bodies. Captures rocket shell. ARVN soldier at 50 cal MG, another with M-16 rifle at the ready. CU, picture of little girl taken from body of Vietcong. ARVN soldiers checks papers. CU, Vietcong propaganda leaflet found on the body.
Vietnam Travel Vlog|| SAPA|| PHU QUOC|| HO CHI MINH CITY
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Binh Tay Market, 57 Thap Muoi street, 5 District, Hochiminh city
Binh Tay Market (Vietnamese: Chợ Bình Tây or Chợ Lớn or Chợ Lớn Mới) is the Central Market of Cho Lon in District 6, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Local Vietnamese refer to it as Chợ Lớn, while local Vietnamese-Chinese refer it as 堤岸 - 新街市 The New Market of Chợ Lớn, and the Chinese other than those living in Vietnam known it only as 堤岸 (Dī'àn, or literally, embankment).
The Old Market (Chinese: 舊街市) did exist in Cho Lon; it used to be on Nguyen Trai Street in District 5. It was destroyed in a raging fire (exact time unknown) and soon after, The New Market was built. Although it was used extensively before the fire, local people rarely mention about this lost market except the elderly, or ones who has lived nearby long enough to know the history of this old market.
Binh Tay Market is sitting on Thap Muoi Street (Vietnamese: Đường Tháp Mười), a four street-block span connecting Confucious Street (Vietnamese: Đường Khổng Tử - old French: Quai de Gaudot) to the North, and Hau Giang Street (Vietnamese: Đường Hậu Giang) to the South, on the edge of District 6. It is the largest marketplace before the road leading West to Mien Tay of Vietnam, via a very important ground transportation hub named Xa Cảng Miền Tây. Despite many wars over the years, Binh Tay Market has always been a major business hub not only for the local Vietnamese and Chinese, but also for the Vietnamese farmers trading daily goods coming from all directions of South Vietnam.
Bình Tây Market was built, or at least heavily financially supported, by a Chinese businessman named Guoyan (郭琰) better known as Quách Đàm, (1863–1927), originally hailing from Chaozhou in Guangdong. Quách Đàm operated his businesses under the trade name of Thông Hiệp, but he was best known by his nickname Handicapped Thông among local Chinese. He started out very poor, making a living by recycling garbage and other used material; later, he began to enter into other types of businesses, in which he earned his fortune. There used to be a life-size bronze statue of Thông Hiệp standing right in the center of the Bình Tây Market, surrounded by four bronze lions, and four bronze dragons spitting water into the fountain under in which the statue of Thông was standing. The full size statue of Thông was replaced with a smaller glass altar sometime between 1976 and 1980 for unknown reasons.Nowadays,that statue is located in the Fine Art Museum of Ho Chi Minh city. The four bronze lions and dragons are still standing as of 2007.
Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) To Phnom Penh By Bus
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