

one of my favorite stop after a day walk around Ho Chi Minh is the old post office which now remains as one of its landmark and was designed by the French engineer Gustave Eiffel.



from the cathedral just walk straight along Pham Ngoc Thach and when you reach the circular plaza, find this small food shop along Tran Cao Van street. you can easily miss out this place as it occupies a small entrance like majority of the shops arond Ho Chi Minh.



[3] Cong Truong Quoc Te Roundabout
just right next to Bun Bo Thanh food shop is this circular man-made water park which transforms into a decorative structure on special occasions. an irregular pathway leads you to its center which has a long ladder.


24 comments:
great tips dom. i really like your tip about ordering for food.
and that post office is simply spectacular. i'm glad the structure has retained its beauty.
pang international ka na talaga ah.
are you going to do post a summary of expenses after this series?
I travelled with you! teeheee!
yeah nice post office!!! like a train station!! lol :) ops i miss vietnamese food!!!! oh...
I'm a pho fanatic. It would be awesome to sample authentic pho spoup in Nam :)
Nice crisp pics !
nice post dong!i want to go to vietnam someday
Nice naman Kuya DOng...
Parang nagtravel na rin ako...
Haha!
i like the ceiling of saigon central post office; such pleasing to the camera.
i like your tip about ordering for food there. hehehe
Ho Chi Minh looks like a nice place for walks and muni-muni.
And the soup looks yummy. :)
the structure of the post office is really amazing...nice pics dom.
we missed Cong Truong Quoc Te park and that pho. we did eat pho and we thought it was delicious enough, but this one looks more delicious.
Very interesting. One thing about free and easy is that you can walked around the streets and town and enjoyed the local food.
That's a good tip on food order. I remember it took us almost an hour for the waitress to understand our order when we were in Hong Kong. It did not help that there were pictures on the menu. :(
ang gaganda ng pics! wala akong mpiling gusto ko. sige na nga, fave ko un last pic. i like the angle. pero gusto ko din un temple pics e. hay...galing mo talaga. anong dslr gamit mo?
sorry nadistract ako sa pho. now im craving. pag may nahanap kang close to authentic dito sa pinas, kain tayo!
are you home?
i like this post Dom. i like the old buildings n i simply love the one abt the noodle seller n the food. it looks delicious.
What struck me Dong are the new buildings which I don't recall seeing only five years ago. Ang bilis ng development sa HCMC talaga!
Ah, the global influences we exert on each other and have for so very long. A beautiful blending. Love that P.O.!
HCM is definitely a beautiful city worth venturing on foot. A lot of jewels seem to be hidden at every nook and cranny of the city
Will keep this in mind !
I need to confess I really want to go there... soon sana!
Must remember these... hehehehehe *cross fingers* sana sana... lol
ooohhhh...i love saigon post office. really. lalo na iyong tables nila para sa mga magsusulat. it's so old and beautiful.
thanks for Vietnam series! ganon pala, pwede din turo turo sa food.. dagdag kaalamanan sa Vietnam.. Great photos ever!
Hi again, i read your reply on my blog. Pero ask ko sana kung anong brand ng DSLR? :P Me balak kasi ako bumili. Thanks so much for the reply, sana di ka busy to tell me. THanks thanks!
dom! si nadz pala kasama mo sa hcm! hello sa kanya! :)
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