Victory Hotel
3 Stars
14 Vo Van Tan Street, District 3, HCMC, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Bien Hoa
Nice big roads inside and outside the city
War Remnants Museum
BPK area
Forum Posts
Vietnamese tradition dance and music
by apenan
Where can I see Vietnamese tradition dance with its costumes and music in HCM?
Re: Vietnamese tradition dance and music
by mikeinvietnam
The following web site is in Vietnamese but you can click the English Translation of your browser to get an idea of one source. This theater group usually puts on one show a month and at different locations. One of the pages on this site shows a short video of a performance.
http://www.cailuongvietnam.com/
The following site is a group of mostly university students who volunteer to take you around Saigon for free. I met with them a couple times and they are perfect examples of the friendliness of Vietnamese people. They like to practice English and at the same time show off their city. Great kids. Their website is still under construction but this link is to their forum. They would be the best source for your request.
http://saigonhotpot.com/forum/forum.php
If i find anything else I will let you know.
Re: Vietnamese tradition dance and music
by doremon86
There are lot of types of traditional music with costumes in Vietnam such as: Cheo, Quan Ho, Cai Luong, Tuong. Each have own’s specific characteristics, you can see and listen to traditional music in the theatres, listen to “Cai Luong” in Hochiminh city, and “Quan ho, Cheo” in Hanoi. However, listening to Quan Ho, you can go to Bac Ninh province take over 1 hous from Hanoi to enjoy live show of traditional artists.
Travel Tips for Ho Chi Minh City
Walking sight seeing
by maria_hz
Ho Chi Minh City has the benefit of being rather compact, so you can take a walk around the city to see the most central sights. All it takes is a morning/afternoon, good walking shoes and carefulness when crossing the street. We walked to: Saigon river, the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Post Office, The National Theatre, the City Hall and the Ben Thanh market, all within walking distance from our hotel a stone throw from Saigon river.
When crossing the streets, be careful! Sometimes it may feel impossible to cross, as the traffic seems to be relentless. However, there are tricks and that's to do what the locals do: Walk slowly but in an even pace when crossing where motorbikes drive. Buses and lorries won't be able to stop for you so wait until you can cross safe from them, the motorbikes will be able to yield as long as they know where you are going (so avoid sudden movements). Also, if they see you are not a local, they are likely to pay more attention.
Gone are the Airport Tax
by Aidy_p
I'd kept USD 24 in my little pouch for the longest time. You see, I was told that we needed to pay USD 12 per person for the Airport tax. I stinged on food and drink to make sure that I do not spend this last bit of money and end up becoming an illegal immigrant in Vietnam.
Just kidding!!!.
But the truth of the matter is that...THERE IS NO NEED TO PAY AIRPORT TAX ANYMORE!!!! It's true. I didn't believe it myself. I was about to board my taxi to the airport and was asking if the hotel counter could help break my USD 50 note into smaller denominations...and the lady seemed a little astonished as she mentioned "Don't need to pay airport tax". Woohoo!
More spending money...just that by that time, I was already at the airport!
Children transportation
by ValbyDK
During my stay in Ho Chi Minh City, I noticed that many motorcycles had an extra seat for small children. Actually, it was a wooden chair placed between the driver and the handle bars.
I don’t know if the chair is special designed for this purpose?
Packing List
by pez
Pants, shirts: Nylon.
Undergarments: Capilene.
Patagonia is always good, but pricey.
Caution: Cotton absorbs moisture, and moisture happens alot in VN. Sunscreen. Lead bag for film, which you want to buy at home, develop at home. Bring a digital for snapshots.
Rowing a Boat in Qui Son Canal
by Aidy_p
We were brought to the Quoi Son Canal where the boats lay awaiting - Four persons per boat - as we were told. Jac and I got into the boat with a French couple. It's these interesting rides with no where to go that you get to speak to people from various countries. It was interesting to hear from the couple about France and about the history of the lady who shared that she was actually born in Vietnam but left with her parents when she was three months old.
The four of us, together with our boatman, went down the canal for about 30 minutes. Very serene with the only sound coming from the peddle meeting the water.
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