Ho Chi Minh City has rapidly changed since the Vietnam War, when it was called Saigon, the capital of the former South Vietnam. Old buildings have been demolished, replaced by high-rises and new hotels and shopping malls. But many wartime landmarks are still visible throughout the city.
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Changing faces of Vietnam War landmarks

Ho Chi Minh City has rapidly changed since the Vietnam War, when it was called Saigon, the capital of the former South Vietnam. Old buildings have been demolished, replaced by high-rises and new hotels and shopping malls. But many wartime landmarks are still visible throughout the city.
 
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