Nguyen Hue Flower Street is Saigon's signature activity for Lunar New Year (Tet). The walking street is decorated with rows of flower displays, the year's zodiac mascot and a vibrant spring setting, drawing millions of visitors.
What to see at the flower street?
- The year's zodiac mascot — the most popular photo spot.
- Hundreds of flower displays and themed countryside and city models.
- A traditional Tet atmosphere right in the city centre.
Timing & notes
- Dates: usually open a few days before New Year's Eve through the first days of the new year; exact dates are announced each year.
- Best time: early morning or late evening to avoid the sun and crowds.
- Follow the one-way flow and keep your belongings safe when crowded.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an entry fee?
No. The flower street is free and open to everyone.
When is best for photos?
Early weekday mornings are easiest; evenings and the Tet holidays are very crowded.