Ancient House at 87 Ma May Street
The street-front room on the ground floor which is used for selling goods for commercial purposes and the room on the next floor is made use of being a living room to accommodate the guests as well as a place to worship the ancestor. There is also a bed room behind linked to the living room by a balcony. Production activities take place on the ground floor, and all behind space is for kitchen and bathroom. Some information about the beeline to Sydney from Hanoi
“Cau” temple in Hoi An
“Cau” temple is Hoi An gem in the heart. It is small but contains many vicissitudes under mysterious tiled roof. Bridge a place where visitors can not ignore when tourism Hoi An , or to say if not to Covered Bridge is considered not to Hoi An. Covered Bridge along quite nicely textured decorative motifs present harmonious combination between architectural style of Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, and Western. Ly Quoc Su – A Hanoi’s street for stunning food
Drop the flower lights:
Still in the evening, besides just watching, you can soak up the decorations for light dinner on the waterfront. A pleasant experience that many tourists like to do is drop flower on the Hoai River. Your hands will be the release of small twinkling lights down river, hoping the lights would bring luck to the family and loved ones. Besides lantern, the lantern is becoming characteristic of tourism Hoi An.
Cao Dai Temple in Saigon
Approximately 60 miles (100 kilometers) northwest of Ho Chi Minh City and in the town of Tay Ninh situated the Cao Dai Temple whose community of priests and enthusiasts are very welcoming of reverential visitors. Visiting this temple you will have a great chance to watch any of the 4 worship services offered daily to make this a memorable experience.
Although being built over 20 years, the Cao Dai Temple is the original temple and the best of its types in Vietnam. Around southern Vietnam existed a large number of Cao Dai temples but none can compare to this unique temple.
Ben Thanh market:
This is the most symbol famous centennial of HCMC, where any foreign tourists arriving in Saigon are certain to look at. Market was built in 1870, originally called “Les Halles CENTRALES” before being renamed Ben Thanh in 1912. Through many ups and downs, now Ben Thanh Market is one of the oldest markets with the oldest history in Ho Chi Minh city.
