Top Photo Spots in Saigon

Emart, Tan Dinh Church, Saigon Garden, The New District, or 3A Station have been the sought-after spots by the young crowd lately.

Explore Saigon's Hottest Photo Spots

3A Station

3A Station stands out as the most famous hangout spot in Saigon, especially among art-loving, creative youth. This complex is located on Ton Duc Thang Street, near the center of District 1.

Here, you can find beautifully designed cafes, the trendiest fashion stores in the city… Additionally, thanks to the spacious outdoor area, mural artists can freely unleash their creativity, creating colorful artworks for those who love this type of street art.

The New District

'The New District' has been the talk of the town in Saigon for months. Every month, it hosts a market featuring the latest emerging fashion designers nationwide, attracting a large number of trendy individuals and fashion enthusiasts from Ho Chi Minh City.

In addition to shopping, The New District sets up a dedicated area for photo enthusiasts each time it organizes an event, with unique artistic designs that evoke fresh emotions for photographers.

Located at 7 Nguyen Tat Thanh, District 4.

Saigon Garden

Saigon Garden is located in the heart of the city, on Nguyen Hue Street. It's a modern street that feels both familiar, like a typical Saigon alley, and vibrant with colorful blocks of buildings, reminiscent of a European street.

Known as the 'Saigon Garden', this complex stands out with its refreshing greenery, from the ground up to the rooftops. You'll find clothing stores, flower shops, cafes, and restaurants with a youthful vibe here.

Emart

Emart, situated on Phan Van Tri Street, Go Vap District, Ho Chi Minh City, is a popular spot for fashion photoshoots and serves as an amazing backdrop for art enthusiasts in the city. This location is renowned for its wall resembling a container yard, featuring large beige and gray walls, adorned with simple yet Western-inspired wall drawings.

Tan Dinh Church

While not a typical hangout spot, Tan Dinh Church is sought after by many young people, especially after a widely circulated photo taken here in the style of 'holding hands and traveling the world'. The church boasts a unique architectural style, completely different from traditional churches, painted in a distinctive pink hue throughout its walls, interior, columns, and pews.

Source: Ngôi Sao

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Reference: Travel Guide by Mytour