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Society
As Saigon continues to grow and develop by the day, the city's transformation is more visible in some neighborhoods than others. Earlier this month, we asked Saigoneer readers to let us know which neighborhoods they thought were the best destinations for eating, drinking, shopping and exploring the city.
![[Photos] Vinh Phuc's Tam Dao Hill Station in Its Glory Days](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/legacy/B20iqwBb.jpg)
Vietnam
Nestled in a cradle of hills about 85 kilometers northwest of Hanoi is the Tam Dao Hill Station, a former colonial village whose lakes, waterfalls and villas made it known during its heyday as “The Da Lat of the North.”
Vietnam
As part of a greater emphasis on tourism, Hanoi’s Department of Tourism has begun offering training classes to residents of frequently visited areas in order to improve tour experiences.
Development
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is not happy about how the Vietnamese government manages its official development assistance (ODA) loans.
Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Ho Chi Minh City wants to ban jeans and T-shirts in public offices [VnExpress] ▪ International coffee brands quit Vietnam due to filtered down profits [VnExpress]
Music & Arts
Ahead of the Saigon release of E.P 2.0 tonight , Hanoi-based rock band Nhung Dua Tre provides a glimpse into the inspiration behind their latest effort.
Vietnam
Vietnam's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) is pushing to receive a higher budget, as its current funding cannot meet all of its needs.
![[Photos] Saigoneer Getaways: Tokyo's Historic Tsukiji Fish Market After the Morning Rush](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/legacy/stXG1wRb.jpg)
Travel
Tsukiji Market is one of Tokyo's most well-known destinations, famous for its early-morning tuna auctions and frenetic wholesale seafood stalls. However, visiting the market once the action has died down is a whole different experience from the one you read about in tourism guides.
Vietnam
A new gas station on the outskirts of Hanoi is the first foreign-owned such facility to open in Vietnam.
Travel
As of November 1, passengers in Vietnam whose flights are delayed by more than three hours will be entitled to a free meal, according to Circular 27 issued by the Ministry of Transport.
Saigon
Saigon’s impressive economic growth might help its residents achieve US$9,800 in average annual income soon.
Music & Arts
A handmade lacquer work designed by Tran Nu Yen Khe was part of an auction at Christie’s in London on Wednesday.
Saigon Hẻm Gems
In the age of the internet, we go back and forth about everything, including whether or not the most important meal of the day is, in fact, important . While members of the medical profession continue to debate the merits of breakfast, however, Saigon is full of early-morning delights, from mouthwatering cơm tấm to bowls of phở and quick-and-easy bánh mì . For a departure from your average morning meal, however, look to a more elusive regional dish: Phu Yen’s bánh canh hẹ .
Branded Content
The Caravelle holds a singular place in the cultural tapestry of Saigon. The luxury hotel was originally opened on Christmas Eve 1959 in the heart of the city, directly next door to the Opera House and a couple of blocks from the post office. It stands, not only as an architectural landmark, but as a reflection of the array of changes the city has undergone in the past half century.
Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Vietnam Airlines flight delayed after dogs ‘invade’ Cam Ranh airport [Tuoi Tre] ▪ Son Kim Group confirms plan to bring GS25 convenience chain to Vietnam [Tuoi Tre]
Branded Content
In a city with a plethora of indoor event spaces, Liquid Sky Bar sits literally above the rest. Located at the top floor of the Renaissance Riverside Hotel, this venue offers an ideal space for corporate and large private events.
![[Photos] A Wistful Reel of Life in Vietnam in 1989](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/legacy/CdfaTZ6b.jpg)
Vietnam
Vietnam is evolving fast. It seems like every day in local metropolises, centuries-old buildings are being demolished to make way for new skyscrapers. The photos below, taken by famed photographer David Alan Harvey in 1989, offer a glimpse into the country at the dawn of this period of change.
Stories
VietJet has signed an interline partnership with Qatar Airways in an effort to create more options and convenience for passengers.
Society
Five Vietnamese universities were included in this year’s QS Ranking (Quacquarelli Symonds) for Asia. However, their positions are rather humble compared to their regional counterparts.
Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Typhoon Khanun weakens into tropical depression [SGGP] ▪ Vietnam’s ‘Glorious Ashes’ wins top award at global film market [Tuoi Tre]
Sports
In the age of franchise football, Vietnamese clubs are struggling to maintain loyal spectators and economically viable teams. Can Vietnam transform its approach to football, fans, and the future of the sport in the country?
Vietnam
Moving down ten spots from last year, Ho Chi Minh City ranks 56 out of 60 global cities in safety, according to a recent report.
Asia
US President Donald Trump will visit two cities in Vietnam during his upcoming stay in November .
Vietnam
Vietnam's Ministry of Health is working on a draft law that would create an official legal status for transgender people in the country.
