Work out the neck kinks from your last flight with a good massage. See our Ho Chi Minh City Airport Guide for details. Free shower facilities are located in the International Terminal opposite Gate 25. Take a showerįreshen up and relax your muscles with a shower.
If you do crave more serious shopping, exit the airport and head to the nearby Parkson Mall, just across from the main terminal. A few international brands are here, including Nike, Gucci, Panasonic, and Samsung. While you shouldn’t expect the modern shopping mall vibes that many other Asian airports offer, you’ll find many typical airport shops: Duty Free areas, souvenir shops, and convenience stores for last-minute needs. Pass some layover time by window shopping or splurging. Locations and details are included in our Ho Chi Minh City Airport Guide. Book in advance or use your lounge membership program to gain entry. Visit a loungeĮconomy Class flyers can take advantage of pay-to-enter lounges that serve up unlimited food and drinks, WiFi, news and TV, and sometimes even showers – all in a peaceful environment. Overnight travellers should plan ahead, as no eateries stay open 24-hours. If you’re craving something Western, head to KFC. Sample a Vietnamese coffee at local chain Trung Nguyen Coffee. Bigger restaurants serve family-style Vietnamese, plus Thai, Chinese, and other cuisine. Local food kiosks serve up traditional baked goods, sweets, and bahn mi sandwiches. The airport offers a lot of the same traditional and street cuisine that Vietnam is known for, so you can do your own food tour. Make the most of your layover with these 8 things to do at Ho Chi Minh City Airport.
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