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Filmed: August 29, around 3 p.m. Route: Nguyễn Tất Thành Boulevard to Quy Nhon Port Quy Nhon is known as a coastal city, but during the Vietnam War it was also an area where South Korean troops were stationed and U.S. forces carried out supply operations. Nguyễn Tất Thành Boulevard, now a main street in the city center, follows the site of the former Quy Nhon Airfield runway. On my first day in Quy Nhon, I decided to walk this road and continue to the port to see what remains of those places today. Today, Nguyễn Tất Thành Boulevard is part of everyday city life. When I reached the port, fishing boats of different sizes filled the water. Some of the larger boats, loaded with equipment, looked as though they could travel far out to sea. It was a different sight from the small fishing boats I had seen in Mui Ne. I found no obvious military structures or wartime atmosphere along my walk. Instead, I imagined aircraft using the old airfield and supplies moving through the port. Standing be...

  Filmed: September 2, 2026 Time: 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM Location: Thu Thiem Riverside Park, Ho Chi Minh City September 2, Vietnam’s National Day, is one of those special days when Ho Chi Minh City feels more alive than usual. As night falls, thousands of people gather along the Saigon River. Vietnamese flags fill the streets, the city lights turn the riverside red and gold, and fireworks transform the familiar Saigon skyline into something completely different. I filmed this evening from Thu Thiem Riverside Park , looking across the Saigon River toward downtown Ho Chi Minh City. From here, the skyline, landmark buildings, reflections on the river, and the huge crowds waiting for the fireworks all come together in one view. Unlike New Year’s Eve fireworks, which usually begin around midnight, Vietnam National Day fireworks take place much earlier in the evening. That creates a very different atmosphere. Families with children, couples, groups of friends, and older residents can all c...

  Filmed: August 22, 2026 Location: Nguyen Hue Walking Street & Central Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Event: ASEAN Cup 2026 Final – First Leg Result: Thailand 0-2 Vietnam Football nights in Vietnam can completely transform the streets of Ho Chi Minh City. On August 22, 2026, Vietnam faced Thailand in the first leg of the ASEAN Cup 2026 final at Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok. Thousands of football fans gathered around giant screens at Nguyen Hue Walking Street in downtown Ho Chi Minh City to watch one of the biggest rivalries in Southeast Asian football. Vietnam won the match 2-0, giving the national team a major advantage before the second leg of the final. Thousands of Fans at Nguyen Hue Walking Street Nguyen Hue Walking Street was already crowded before the match started. Many people arrived wearing red Vietnam football shirts and carrying the national flag. Young people, families and groups of friends filled the pedestrian street while waiting for the game on the giant LED ...