Top 3 Photos to Take in Ho Chi Minh City to Spice Up Your Instagram Feed

So your bags are packed, and you are ready to travel to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam! One of the most exciting and unique cities in the world. With so much to choose from, it takes time to decide where to go and what to do while you're there. Of course, you'll come only some of the way to Vietnam and not share AMAZING photos on your Instagram and Facebook feeds.

You will surely learn a ton about the local Vietnamese culture, eat a lot of delicious food, and take a handful of memorable photos that will leave all your friends and family jealous.

We have done the hard work for you and compiled the top 3 photos you need to take to spice up your Instagram feed while in Ho Chi Minh City. Enjoy!

1. The "Pink Church"

This 150+-year-old church, called Tan Dinh Church, will be sure to light up your Instagram feed as the bright pink color makes your photos pop! It looks like a Disney Princess castle straight out of the movies. Located in District 3, the church is situated directly on a busy road with many motorbikes passing by and not much of a sidewalk. Take caution of the traffic as you pose for that perfect Instagram photo. You can grab a few different pictures at different sides of the church, as they will all give you a unique shot. You don't see the Pink Church talked about very often; however, we believe this is truly one of the top Instagrammable spots in Ho Chi Minh City.

2. Notre Dame Cathedral

The famous Notre Dame Cathedral is another must-see Instagram spot in Saigon. The Cathedral was completed in the late 19th century, and the materials to build it were imported exclusively from France. The best spot for that perfect Instagram photo is directly in front of the statue at the Cathedral's main entrance. With a view of the statue and the beautiful twin points of the Cathedral, this photo is sure to help you attract more followers and many likes.

3. City Hall & Nguyen Hue

Our last Instagrammable spot takes you to Nguyen Hue street, where you will have a great photo opportunity in front of City Hall (also known as People's Committee). City Hall was completed in 1908 and currently functions as a government office. Although you cannot go inside, the best photo position is near the famous Ho Chi Minh statue on Nguyen Hue St. From this angle, you will capture the figure, surrounding gardens, and the beautiful City Hall in the background. Also, along Nguyen Hue street, there are a handful of lovely boutique shops where you can take additional photos. If you visit at night, City Hall lights up with floodlights, and it truly is a spectacular sight.

Ho Chi Minh City is filled with great culture, delicious food, and many great photo opportunities. If you want to tour the city, check out our famous Ho Chi Minh City Instagram Tour: Hidden Gems, as we will help you capture all those Instagrammable photos you have been looking for.

Enjoy your time in Vietnam. It's a fantastic country :)