Hunting for Exquisite Photo Spots in Saigon

Saigon always offers enchanting corners that mesmerize countless people. One of the must-visit spots for check-ins is the artistic alleys of Saigon, boasting unique and distinctive beauty. Let's explore the hidden gems of this city with Mytour!

Hunting for Exquisite Photo Spots in Saigon

Alley 41 Pham Ngoc Thach

Alley 41 Pham Ngoc Thach is renowned for its artistic beauty, located in Ward 6, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City. It's considered an extremely impressive photography location in Saigon. This place stands out with its unique design and special wall decorations amidst the old white background.

Looking at the murals on the walls, they may seem unrelated at first glance, but upon closer inspection, you'll notice they are carefully and delicately arranged. The two walls in the alley also serve as extremely unique and beautiful backgrounds for young people. It's not an exaggeration to say that if you come here and don't take a photo with these two walls, it's truly regrettable.

Japanese Alley on Lê Thánh Tôn and Thái Văn Lung Street

Japanese Alley is situated on Lê Thánh Tôn Street connected to Thái Văn Lung Street, a street renowned for its abundance of Japanese restaurants in Saigon. It's also known by another name, 'Little Japan'.

After indulging in Japanese cuisine here, diners often strike a pose in front of the dark brown wooden door with a small hanging curtain, colorful lanterns, etc. All these elements create a scene with a strong Japanese style, earning this place the nickname Japanese Alley – one of the most picturesque alleys in Saigon for those who love Japanese culture.

Alley 144 Pasteur

One unmissable alley on this list is located at 144 Pasteur, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. Although the small alley is only about 100 meters long and takes only a few steps to walk through, it is a beloved check-in spot in Saigon. Visitors will surely find it hard to resist its unique beauty when they come here.

The colorful lines of text on the two walls become an ideal backdrop for young people to capture stunning photos. Especially at night, the yellow string lights scattered across the ceiling turn the alley into a tunnel of sparkling and enchanting lights.

Hao Si Phuong Alley

Hao Si Phuong Alley is located at 206/17 Tran Hung Dao Street, Ward 11, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City. For travelers who admire the old architecture of ancient Saigon, Hao Si Phuong is an unmissable destination. This place exudes the ancient charm and cultural imprint of the Chinese community in Saigon.

Inside the alley, two rows of houses facing each other are built in the characteristic architecture of the Chinese. Each house is closely situated without any dividing fences, and the balconies on the first floor also serve as passages for the households above. Therefore, many people mistakenly think of this neighborhood as an old apartment building.

As reported by Mytour

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Reference: Travel guide from Mytour