The Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien metro line offers visitors a unique way to explore Ho Chi Minh City, passing through tourist attractions, shops, entertainment complexes, and dining options.
Since its launch over 10 days ago, the number of passengers has steadily increased, with many opting to take the train to enjoy panoramic views of the city from above.
At Ben Thanh underground station, the lotus-shaped skylight (pictured) has become a popular photography spot for visitors.
Located about 350 meters opposite Ben Thanh Market, the headquarters of the Saigon Railway Transport Company stands as a historic landmark.
This over-a-century-old building, situated at the intersection of Ham Nghi, Huynh Thuc Khang, and Quach Thi Trang Square, boasts an elegant and ancient facade.
Its timeless charm makes it a popular spot for tourists capturing afternoon photographs.
From Ben Thanh underground station, passengers take a train to Thao Dien and An Phu stations to enjoy the view from above.
Nhat Minh (R), 23, from Binh Thanh District, said watching the sunset along the metro line is an experience worth trying.
The elevated stations running through Binh Thanh and Thu Duc offer ideal spots to capture stunning photos between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Minh takes photos of the sunset through the train window while traveling upward from the Ba Son underground station.
An Phu Station at 5:00 p.m. on Dec. 30.
Many tourists get off the train at this point to capture the scene at sunset with a view of Saigon Bridge and Landmark 81 building.
Tuan Tung and Ha My, both 22 and from Thu Duc City, arrived at An Phu Station at 2 p.m. on Dec. 30 to capture photos in the afternoon sunlight.
The couple said both Thao Dien and An Phu stations feature picturesque photo spots, open spaces, and soft sunlight.
"The actual scenery is much more beautiful than what you see in clips on social media," Tung remarked.
The walkway leading to Thao Dien station on the afternoon of Dec. 31 draws hundreds of people who stopped to admire the scenery.
From Thao Dien station, visitors can easily access the Thao Dien expat hub, home to open-space complexes featuring a blend of entertainment, dining, and shopping facilities.
