By MOOK Scenic Spots, compiled and reported
A skyscraper that pierces the skyline of Ho Chi Minh City not only transforms the city’s silhouette but also brings a completely new atmosphere to the area, and has officially become the tallest building in Southeast Asia.
The skyscraper, standing next to bungalows and apartment buildings, resembles a futuristic city of technology. (Photo / chinling_kuo)
Named Landmark 81, this skyscraper is located on the banks of the Saigon River in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. After its completion last July, it officially became the tallest building in Southeast Asia, standing 461.3 meters tall with 81 floors and covering a total area of 240,000 square meters.
The sky-piercing Landmark 81. (Photo / chinling_kuo)
With 81 floors, Landmark 81 not only features a highly modern exterior, but its proximity to the Saigon River ensures excellent transportation access by both land and sea, as well as stunning views.
The highly modern-looking Landmark 81. (Photo / chinling_kuo)
In addition to housing a large and luxurious shopping mall at its base, the upper levels of Landmark 81 will be developed into high-end hotels, serviced residences, and commercial office spaces.
Strolling through downtown Ho Chi Minh City and looking up at Landmark 81 creates a powerful visual impact. (Photo / chinling_kuo)
Travelers can not only enjoy a top-notch shopping experience here, but also experience the perfect harmony between architecture and nature, as well as appreciate the classics of contemporary architecture and landscape design.
The closer you get to Landmark 81, the more you can feel its grandeur. (Photo / chinling_kuo)
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