Ho Chi Minh City is the largest city and economic center of Vietnam and was the capital of the country until April 1975 under its old name Saigon, which is still used in parallel with Ho Chi Minh City. In 1976 it was renamed after the North Vietnamese head of state Ho Chi Minh, who died in 1969. Around 9 million people live in the city and the surrounding region. Here is a collection of great urban art from Saigon, taken by fabulous photographer and globetrotter TOBIAS BRAUCH.
DHOS 218
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