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.
2 Đ. Hải Triều, Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh 700000, Vietnam Get directions
"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."
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Katerina Srnec
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Jeanine BB
Chris M
Marcell Hochstein
Ann G
Gajendran Rajamanickam
Bianca Termulo
Katerina Srnec
TN P (Phở tái nạm)
Jeanine BB
Chris M
Marcell Hochstein
Ann G
Gajendran Rajamanickam