Looking for a peaceful break from the busy streets of Ho Chi Minh City? Binh Quoi tourism village offers a refreshing escape with natural scenery, rustic charm, and traditional southern Vietnamese culture — all just 8 km from the city center.
Located along the Saigon River in Binh Thanh District, Binh Quoi is a hidden gem where time seems to slow down.
🌴 What to Expect at Binh Quoi
The Binh Quoi Tourist Village is famous for its lush green landscapes, wooden bridges, lotus ponds, and thatched-roof houses that resemble the Mekong Delta countryside.
Highlights include:
Bamboo huts & coconut trees swaying in the breeze
Lotus lakes and small canals with wooden boats
Open-air restaurants serving traditional southern cuisine
Cultural shows and folk games (on weekends or holidays)
It’s a favorite spot for weekend picnics, engagement photos, and family gatherings.
Enjoy Local Cuisine
Binh Quoi also offers buffet-style meals with over 70 traditional Vietnamese dishes. The most popular is the Southern Countryside Buffet available on weekends at Binh Quoi 1.
Try specialties like:
Grilled snakehead fish
Banana flower salad
Sweet sticky rice with coconut milk
🎯 Pro tip: Come early to enjoy the food while watching the sunset over the river.
📍 Location & Opening Hours
Address:
Binh Quoi 1: 1147 Binh Quoi Street, Ward 28, Binh Thanh District
Binh Quoi 2: 12.5 km on the same road
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Entrance Fee: Free (food and services extra)
Distance from center: ~25 minutes by taxi or motorbike
🔗 See more: Ho Chi Minh City Attractions
Why Binh Quoi Tourism Is Worth Visiting
Binh Quoi offers a rare blend of tranquility and cultural authenticity without leaving the city. It’s ideal for:
Families with kids
Couples seeking a romantic getaway
Travelers curious about rural Vietnam
Locals looking to unwind in nature
Whether you’re planning a relaxing afternoon or a weekend retreat, Binh Quoi tourism will give you a new perspective on Saigon.
For more eco-friendly escapes in Vietnam, check out our nature travel guide.
Ready to trade motorbikes for palm trees?
Binh Quoi is waiting – peaceful, green, and surprisingly close! 🌿
