The Viets very much copy French villa style. You can find a lot of colonial French villas in Saigon that's around 100 years old near District 1, those are considered as city historic treasures and there are laws that ban demolitions and re-development of these colonial-era villas.
HEY,... MONIF Hello again See That's Is what I Enjoy About watching Your Channel And videos You Always go to Off The beaten Track Areas of whatever city or District Your Exploring at the Time. and yes the Place you where At looks like It was All foreigners There but was very Beautiful and a Very clean place Also. So your going To be in Vietnam for Christmas ? Well Ok Take care And Stay safe on All your Journey's In Vietnam 👍✌️ Mark.D Barre, VT 🇺🇸
I don't think this is the richest area but it does have many rich of the middle class and houses are in open areas closed to streets. The richest usually buy houses in private area in community where there are guards and stricter security system. Those areas might not let you in without invitation/confirmation by residents so you don't see it!
Thank you. I don’t think it is a public holiday, but I already see a lot of Christmas decorations here, which means a lot of people celebrate Christmas. The big public holiday coming up is Tet (Lunar New Year) which will be in late January.
Mekong rivers are the ones in the Delta region are about 70 km south of Saigon and further down. Saigon was a swamp land, had many creeks and small rivers besides the big one. The big Nguyen Hue blvd was a man-made canal to the Saigon river to supply the fort at the end. Then they filled it and made it a boulevard. The fort became the city hall during the war and now the people 's committee building, whatever it means. With population growth and as land became more precious, many creeks were filled to make room for more development. As a developing country, cities and towns in Vietnam change in appearance every year. Just amazing.
wow, you came Vietnam, when you are saying (when you are back Texas) you will go to a country far away opposite USA I guessed you will come here :), guess you will visit Ha Giang in the North :))
Thanks for watching! In case you are interested, you can find my video of District 7 here: th-cam.com/video/cHkVITfAr5A/w-d-xo.html
I would definitely visit this area. It's interesting seeing how different people live. There are areas without a lot of traffic. Looks beautiful.
nice video. Love such places, not for tourist, just real places.
Very interesting. Looks like a town in southern France.
You are right. It reminds me of some towns in France.
The Viets very much copy French villa style. You can find a lot of colonial French villas in Saigon that's around 100 years old near District 1, those are considered as city historic treasures and there are laws that ban demolitions and re-development of these colonial-era villas.
HEY,... MONIF Hello again See
That's Is what I Enjoy About watching Your Channel And videos You Always go to Off The beaten Track Areas of whatever city or District Your Exploring at the Time. and yes the
Place you where At looks like It was All foreigners There but was very Beautiful and a Very clean place
Also. So your going To be in Vietnam for Christmas ?
Well Ok Take care And Stay safe on All your Journey's
In Vietnam 👍✌️
Mark.D
Barre, VT 🇺🇸
Thank you so much! Yes, I will be in Vietnam at Christmas until late February.
Even the trees in soil. Like in France
The whole area is so beautiful.
Rich and in sai gòn staying sala city in district 2 and landmark city near thao điền hope you can make video there.
I don't think this is the richest area but it does have many rich of the middle class and houses are in open areas closed to streets. The richest usually buy houses in private area in community where there are guards and stricter security system. Those areas might not let you in without invitation/confirmation by residents so you don't see it!
That makes sense! Thao Dien has a mix of everything, but I get why the ultra-rich would prefer gated communities for privacy.
khu này không phải khu nhà giàu . khu nhà giàu ở những con đường đẹp và những ngôi nhà hàng triệu đô
them sidewalks need to be all redo. They look so old and broken
Excellent walking
Happy Holidays! Is Christmas a public holiday in Vietnam?
Thank you. I don’t think it is a public holiday, but I already see a lot of Christmas decorations here, which means a lot of people celebrate Christmas. The big public holiday coming up is Tet (Lunar New Year) which will be in late January.
Theo tôi Quận 7 là quận cũng rất hiện đại sạch sẽ và tập trung giới siêu giàu nhiều hơn,nếu có thời gian bạn nên ghé thăm q7 và trải nghiệm nó ,,🥰
Thank you. I will check out District 7 soon.
I filmed District 7 here: th-cam.com/video/cHkVITfAr5A/w-d-xo.html
The river in Saigon must be me-kong
I am currently walking along the river while typing this response and filming another video. I think it is called Saigon River.
Mekong rivers are the ones in the Delta region are about 70 km south of Saigon and further down. Saigon was a swamp land, had many creeks and small rivers besides the big one. The big Nguyen Hue blvd was a man-made canal to the Saigon river to supply the fort at the end. Then they filled it and made it a boulevard. The fort became the city hall during the war and now the people 's committee building, whatever it means.
With population growth and as land became more precious, many creeks were filled to make room for more development. As a developing country, cities and towns in Vietnam change in appearance every year. Just amazing.
@@oakspines7171 Thanks for the info 🙏
wow, you came Vietnam, when you are saying (when you are back Texas) you will go to a country far away opposite USA I guessed you will come here :), guess you will visit Ha Giang in the North :))
Thank you. Yes, Ha Giang is on my list and I am considering visiting it when I travel north in February.
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It was Korean restaurant
You can use the train for free now before it release for commerce at December 22, 2024
I tried to use it and they said it is closed.
@@WandererBell Maybe you can only go from Ben Thanh market station, I guess.
That so called "rich" District 2 street looks delapidated.
That is part of the charm. Old Rich.