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Soaring 68 floors above Ho Chi Minh City, this stunning skyscraper offers an iconic observation deck and sweeping views, blending modern architecture with vibrant city life.
"An emblem of the new Vietnam , this 68-story skyscraper, named for a Vietnamese conglomerate and designed by Venezuelan architect Carlos Zapata, is easily identified in Ho Chi Minh City’s skyline—a helipad juts out from near the top, looking a little like a flying saucer crashed into the building. Upon completion in 2010, it was the tallest building in Vietnam; it can no longer claim that title (which now belongs to the Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower), but its construction remains an impressive achievement. The 49th-floor wraparound Saigon Skydeck offers expansive views of the river and the city’s concrete sprawl; you'll find the same fine views at the somewhat pricey café-restaurant-bar Eon, located on floors 50, 51, and 52."
Jeanine BB
Chris M
Marcell Hochstein
Ann G
Ivan Tay
Ashton Chang
tarah shaw
Raphael Navarro
Jeanine BB
Chris M
Marcell Hochstein
Ann G
Ivan Tay
Ashton Chang
tarah shaw
Raphael Navarro