Saigon is not exactly what you'd call a natural paradise. While the city is surrounded by rivers, its landscape is far more a concrete jungle than an actual one.
That said, the city limits of the southern hub go well beyond District 1. On a trip to Can Gio, Vimeo user Ben Ro Lang Thang captured this short, two-minute clip highlighting some of the greener, cleaner parts of the city set to a decidedly upbeat tune. Take a look below:
[Video via Vimeo user Ben Ro Lang Thang]
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Bright lights illuminate the intricately carved facade of the famed Saigon Opera House in the background, its elegant statues bathing in the cool night air while cars rush past Lam Sơn Square, a blur ...
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