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Traffic jams are most serious at the crossroads of Le Loi and Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Streets in District 1, from where people can walk a few steps to reach Saigon Square, which is more of a market than a mall and is quite famous among foreign tourists; and Saigon Center and Takashimaya, which are two malls in one. … [Read more...] about Tet preparations stall traffic all over Saigon

Joonsuk Park picked as head of international subsidiary banking at HSBC Vietnam The Saigon Times Daily Tuesday,  Jan 14, 2020,15:55 (GMT+7) Joonsuk Park picked as head of international subsidiary banking at HSBC Vietnam … [Read more...] about Joonsuk Park picked as head of international subsidiary banking at HSBC Vietnam

The custom of offering betel and areca is said to date back to the reign of the Hung Kings. It is associated with a legend of betel and areca about a wife’s fidelity to her husband and love between two siblings, and the custom is thus a symbol of love, brotherhood, family, and happiness. … [Read more...] about Where to find Tet colors in Saigon

Ben Thanh Market was a rendezvous for street vendors by the Saigon River in the early 17th century before French colonial powers took over in 1859 and erected a solid structure with a thatched roof. … [Read more...] about Take a peek at what Saigon’s iconic Ben Thanh Market looked like 90 years ago

Gambling and prostitution have long been officially forbidden vices in Vietnam, but authorities have adopted a more lax attitude towards them in recent years. In 2013, Vietnam abolished compulsory rehabilitation for sex workers in favor of fines no higher than $100. The move has since sparked fierce debates among researchers, officials, and lawmakers on whether the country should legalize sex work. … [Read more...] about Downtown Saigon raids net drug users, pimps, sex workers