3 hundred-year-old churches must definitely check-in when coming to Ho Chi Minh City

Notre Dame Cathedral (District 1) : This can be seen as a symbol of Saigon. This church was built in 1877-1880 with impressive red and orange bricks. This is one of the four basilica palaces in Vietnam, next to La Vang Church (Phu Tho), Phu Nhai Church (Nam Dinh) and So Kien Church (Ha Nam). (Photo: kim.mango)

The title of basilica was bestowed by the Pope to churches, holy places and has historical and spiritual importance. The scene in front of Notre Dame Cathedral is a spot that many tourists check-in. (Photo: hngmngoc)

Tan Dinh Church (District 3) : This church was built in 1870-1876. The special pink color makes the church stand out from many other locations. In early June, the travel magazine CNTraveler (USA) entered the name of Tan Dinh church in the top 10 most impressive pink destinations in the world. (Photo: sitingl0ve)

The typical Gothic design of Tan Dinh church is quite similar to many other churches, with a main tower, two auxiliary towers with pointed arches and windows. Some cafes with views of the church are chosen by many young people as check-in points. A shot of the interior of the church. (Photo: sayu_1021)

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Cha Tam Church (District 5) : Since 1900, people have laid the first bricks to build Cha Tam Church. The work is completed after 2 years. The church architecture is bold Gothic European style but still focuses on Chinese culture. This is reflected in the church’s name written in Chinese characters, the roof of the yin-yang tile, the main hall has 4 red columns … (Photo: mituuroko10)