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| From above, the urban architecture of Ho Chi Minh City appears both modern and harmonious, featuring numerous impressive structures along the Saigon River.__Photo: VNA |
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| The headquarters of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee is a classical architectural structure, carrying symbolic significance for the city. The building was constructed between 1898 and 1909 and designed by architect Femand Gardès__Photo: VNA |
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| Vo Van Kiet Boulevard (also known as the East-West Highway) connects provinces to the east and west of Ho Chi Minh City, fostering close links between various localities in the key economic region of the south.__Photo: VNA |
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| Binh Dong Wharf is one of dozens of important ports along the Saigon River canal network.__Photo: VNA |
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| Ho Chi Minh City is increasingly transforming, with clean and green canal networks testifying to a modern and civilized urban area__Photo: VNA |
