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The city is served by a well-functioning public transport system that comprises buses, taxis and motorbike taxis. If you’re staying longer than a few days in HCMC, it’s worth investing in the smart card or digital wallet system for easy access to your transportation options.

HCMC offers a variety of accommodation options from five-star international hotels to budget homestays. Popular areas for tourists include District 1, the city centre, and Phu My Hung in District 7.

It’s easy to find delicious and affordable food in HCMC. Many restaurants offer traditional Vietnamese dishes such as Pho, Bun Bo Hue or Banh Mi, as well as a selection of international cuisine from around the world. Fresh seafood is also abundant in this coastal city.

With its rich culture and vibrant energy, there is no shortage of things to do in HCMC. Popular attractions include the War Remnants Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Saigon Central Post Office, Cu Chi Tunnels and Reunification Palace. Those looking for a more relaxing experience can visit one of the city’s many parks, such as Tao Dan Park and September 23rd Park. For more of an adrenaline rush, the city’s many rooftop bars offer spectacular views of Saigon while providing a unique atmosphere to enjoy a drink or two. Shopping enthusiasts will love exploring the lively markets of Ben Thanh or browsing through one of the shopping malls like Vincom Center or Nguyen Kim for designer goods.

Ho Chi Minh City is accessible both domestically and internationally. The easiest way to get to the city is by flying into Tan Son Nhat International Airport, located 7 kilometers outside of the city center. There are also a variety of bus services that run from other cities in Vietnam to HCMC and back. For those looking for a more scenic journey, there are also train rides from Hanoi and Da Nang. The journey takes about 24 hours and is a great way to view the beautiful countryside of Vietnam.