Shopping in Ho Chi Minh City

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As the most developed city in Vietnam, the living standard of people here is relatively higher than in other parts of the country. People work hard but also enjoy themselves as much as possible. People do not mind splurging on luxurious goods as a way to display their success. As a result, the shopping activities in this city are always busy and active, creating an incredible scene for shopaholics. This shopping paradise is for everyone, whether you want to obtain high-end branded items or just local clothing and goods. Now, we are going to take you through all the possible shopping options so you can choose the best for yourselves.

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Shopping centers are where you head if you are looking for some high-end products. This is the type of shopping in which you aim for branded names all the way from LV and Chanel to Zara, Mango and you name it. These shopping centers are located in prime areas of the city like District 1. Here are some addresses you can check out:

  1. Vincom Center Dong Khoi
  2. Takashimaya
  3. Diamond Plaza
  4. Crescent Mall
  5. Vincom Landmark 81
Vincom Landmark 81 – one of the famous shopping malls in Ho Chi Minh City

A friendlier shopping choice for both tourists and local people is the shopping square and shopping streets. The most favorable ones that could be named are Saigon Square and Nguyen Trai Street. For Saigon Square, they offer a more variety of goods that suit both Vietnamese and Western-style. Nguyen Trai St, on the other hand, is divided into two parts: half of the street is in District 1 which sells mostly local brands (designed clothes by domestic brands) with a higher price range in comparison with the other part. This part is more attractive to young Vietnamese people. The rest of the street stretches to District 5 and sells more affordable fashion items. It is a fun experience to stroll around the street to view the way locals batter and buy stuff.

Another shopping experience you should not miss is the open market or flea market which is not a new concept in the West but has newly adapted and blossomed in Saigon for the last couple of years. These often take place on weekends at big stadiums with the participation of local shops. They sell everything from clothing and accessories, perfumes, tarot reading, and food of course. You can search for Hello Weekend Market, The New District, or The New Playground to have a look at it.

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