Saigon River

The Saigon River is a major waterway in southern Vietnam that flows through Ho Chi Minh City and connects to the South China Sea. It plays a vital role in transportation, commerce, and daily life, facilitating the movement of goods and people. The river is approximately 170 kilometers long and features important ports, bridges, and waterfront areas. Its waters support fishing, tourism, and urban development, making it an essential natural resource for the region’s economic and cultural activities. Despite urbanization, efforts are ongoing to preserve the river’s ecological health and improve its sustainable use.