I use "Saigon" in casual conversation and "Ho Chi Minh City" in all formal communications or during interviews or while speaking to someone in office. On envelopes it's TP.HCM which is …

Old people tend to used Saigon to talk about a specific location in Ho Chi Minh City, like where it used to be Saigon before city and districts expand. Ho Chi Minh City used to be smaller.

Saigon/hcmc is like if Yaowarat (chinatown bkk) was a city + mass scooters, shit air and communism. It is fun for a few weeks/month to eat and party but I’d never live there long term …

Saigon is not without it's charm but Hanoi is a beautiful city, so much historical places to explore and the old quarter has one of the best night time atmospheres I have found on my travels. …

Saigon is loads more fun and international and delivers much better versions of the Viet food that was exported abroad. Hanoi is the cultural and political capital with a lot of quasi-old stuff to …

I lived in Saigon for 7 years and I felt safer there than I do in Hong Kong which is where I live now. Add in the beautiful culture, stunning topography, and it’s own unique landscape of buildings …

Saigon/HCMC airport is the worst airport i've ever been to - why is it so bad? Travel/Du lịch

Been making my way around Vietnam over the last 5 weeks, my last stop is Saigon. Got 6 days here and want to check out the best speciality coffee shops, any recommendations?

Official subreddit dedicated to the city of Saigon, Vietnam and the little Saigon's located all over the world.

The fall of Saigon didn’t impact the price of little Johnny’s Fruit Loops. Watch the choppers being pushed off the decks and then on Sunday watch the Football game. It was about Vietnamese …