Ben Thanh Market - A "hot" place to take photos and visit in Ho Chi Minh City during the days before Tet

(NADS) - After the fence in front of Ben Thanh Market was removed, the overall beauty of Ben Thanh Market was restored. In the days leading up to Tet, Ben Thanh Market became "hot" and became a place attracting tourists and locals to take photos.

*Panoramic view of the "new look" at the main gate of Ben Thanh market.*

With its unique architecture, a bridge between the classic and the modern, Ben Thanh Market has taken on a distinctive and impressive beauty, so it easily creates interesting and attractive backgrounds for people to take photos. Tourists and locals want to capture moments at Ben Thanh Market, capturing images of the bustling, bustling life of the city, especially near Tet.

*The ladies had the opportunity to pose together in Ao Dai in front of Ben Thanh Market gate.*

*Couples also cannot miss the opportunity to preserve memories on Tet holiday.*

Ben Thanh Market also represents the diverse cultural exchange of Ho Chi Minh City. At this market, you can find a unique combination of cultures, from the native Vietnamese to the Chinese, Indians, French and many other countries. Vendors and customers from all over bring with them the characteristics of their own culture, creating a colorful space and unique style.

*People and tourists enjoy visiting and experiencing Ben Thanh market.*

At Ben Thanh Market, one can see a mix of goods on display, from traditional Vietnamese items such as Ao Dai, spices, and ceramics, to Western products and cuisine such as clothes, bags, bread, and many other dishes. Ben Thanh Market not only offers a diverse shopping experience, but also brings a lively and rich sense of Saigon culture.

*The apricot tree is located at the main entrance to Ben Thanh market.*

Besides, due to the increasing demand for photography, new "services" have been created at Ben Thanh market such as: renting cyclos, props,... for taking photos at affordable prices and enthusiastic help from merchants.

Ms. AN shared her thoughts about the current atmosphere at Ben Thanh market: “I am very happy that the fences at Ben Thanh market have been removed so that people can have an artistic space to take photos during this Tet holiday. I hope that in the near future, more tourists will come to visit Ben Thanh market and admire the unique cultural symbol of Saigon.”