Saigon Riverfront
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Throughout human history, the waterfront was where news from distant places was shared, where locals met foreigners, and where sailors sought entertainment. These exchanges made waterfronts the lifeblood of cities, representing our first strides towards globalization. Since 1863, the Port of Saigon was essential to Vietnam’s fluid identity as a French colony, an independent nation, and a contemporary regional powerhouse.
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