Vietnam travel tips: How to cross the street in Ho Chi Minh City

By Nina Karnikowski
Updated February 2 2017 - 11:08am, first published January 29 2017 - 12:15am
A street stall. Photo: Nina Karnikowski
A street stall. Photo: Nina Karnikowski
Roadside treats. Photo: Nina Karnikowski
Roadside treats. Photo: Nina Karnikowski
View of Ho Chi Minh city form top of Silverland Central Hotel & Spa. Photo: iStock
View of Ho Chi Minh city form top of Silverland Central Hotel & Spa. Photo: iStock
On the road in Vitenam. Photo: Nina Karnikowski
On the road in Vitenam. Photo: Nina Karnikowski
Cities in Vietnam have millions of bikes, consequently crossing the road is known to be a major challange, as no one stops for you on these crossings.  Photo: iStock
Cities in Vietnam have millions of bikes, consequently crossing the road is known to be a major challange, as no one stops for you on these crossings. Photo: iStock

Crossing the road in Saigon, on any normal day, is an utterly terrifying act. But with a hangover? It's like playing Russian roulette.

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