According to Stuff, Saigon, along with Tokyo (Japan), New York (USA), Buenos Aires (Argentina), Queenstown (New Zealand), Isfahan (Iran), Berlin (Germany), Lisbon (Portugal), Amsterdam (Netherlands), and Sydney (Australia), are the most attractive tourist destinations in 2019 for singles.
Saigon is a city that seems to be designed for adventurers, especially those who want to experience the feeling of traveling alone. This city, known as the "Pearl of the Far East", is big, vibrant, and noisy enough to make visitors feel apprehensive at first, but after a short time of contact, they will feel very interesting. Tourists can experience the motorbike taxi service at a fairly cheap price and only need to spend 2 dollars to enjoy a very interesting sidewalk dinner.
Beef wrapped in betel leaves is a very famous dish in Saigon.
Also according to New Zealand's leading news newspaper, Saigon is an accessible, affordable city for tourists, with many opportunities to meet and make new friends, very suitable for singles.
Stuff also introduced one of the typical restaurants in Saigon, Ms. Lien's Beef Rolls in Lolot Leaves at 321 Vo Van Tan, District 3. The restaurant is famous for its minced beef, wrapped in lolot leaves, marinated in peanut sauce, grilled, and served with fresh lettuce and rice paper.
In Saigon, neighborhoods like Bui Vien, Pham Ngu Lao, and De Tham always attract a large number of foreigners to come and have fun at night with many bustling restaurants and bars. However, Stuff introduces to international tourists another place when visiting Saigon. That is Saigon Bar at 9A Ngo Quang Huy Street, District 2, where many foreigners and Vietnamese people gather and have fun.
Vibrant night atmosphere in District 4
Additionally, according to Stuff, visitors can experience motorbike tours through the city's highlights, led by qualified guides from the Saigon Buddy Tours travel company (address 7B/105/6 Thanh Thai Street, Ward 14, District 10).
Stuff's understanding of Saigon is very deep as New Zealand's leading news newspaper advises visitors to experience the eateries in District 3, enjoy the nightlife atmosphere in District 4, admire the charming street scene in District 2 and interact with the locals in District 1.
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