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A 8.7km long waterway in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City that is popular for running. It has pedestrian walkways on both riverbanks and is a great place for runs of various distances. The area has trees that keep it cool during the daytime heat.

A new build area in District 2 with a well-maintained park and clean, wide roads that are perfect for running. The area has restaurants and cafes nearby, making it ideal for social runs followed by a beer or coffee.

A new build area in District 7 with clean and quiet roads that are suitable for running. The area is smaller than Sala and is best suited for shorter runs or loops.

A former horse racing ground in District 11 that offers a 1.7km loop on dirt tracks. It can be combined with a loop around the adjoining Phu Tho Stadium grounds for a run in a more local part of the city.

A 400m running track in District 1 that is free to enter. It can get busy at weekends and in the evenings with sports teams and walkers, so it's best to time visits carefully.

A park in District 10 with a 800m loop. It is well shaded and noticeably cooler than the surrounding streets, making it great for daytime runs. The park has a swimming pool, artificial fishing lake, and a small amusement park open at the weekends.

A well-maintained modern park near the famous Landmark 81. It is a quiet place in the city for a few loops and has adjoining streets that are also quiet if you're looking to add distance.

An expat-dominated area in District 2 that is much quieter than many other popular areas. It is a great place to run if you live there, but Sala Park and Phu My Hung offer more flexibility for visitors.

Lan Anh's home is a family home where community groups can meet to learn traditional Vietnamese cooking. The home welcomes groups for cooking classes and market tours, offering a unique opportunity to experience local cuisine and culture.

Ben Thanh market is a popular market in Ho Chi Minh City where community groups can meet for market tours. The market offers a glimpse into local culture and traditions, and is a great place for visitors to explore the city's vibrant market scene.

A non-profit organization that works with the poorest children and families in southern Vietnam to help build a better future. It focuses on supporting orphans, providing education, building homes, and distributing food parcels and clothing.

A charity organization that hosts weekly events like language lessons, yoga, and meditation in Saigon. It also operates a charity shop where customers can 'shop for a cause.'

A non-profit social group that collects and cleans up trash in Hanoi to keep the city clean and green. It also initiates green projects like regenerative farming and organizes blood donation drives and charity auctions.

A local chapter of a global movement focused on creating sustainable community-based projects to remove existing waste and reduce future waste in Saigon.

An organization that rescues stray cats and dogs in Saigon and provides temporary shelter. It needs volunteers to help with photography, building cat enclosures, and socializing the animals.

A community that runs weekly food distributions for homeless people in Hanoi. It provides food and basic necessities to those in need and welcomes assistance and donations.

A community-based organization that promotes sustainable fashion and an environment-friendly lifestyle. It hosts swap events at Thao Dien, District 2, where people can exchange pre-loved clothing items.

Ong Dia Temple is a religious venue that hosts cultural and traditional activities to honor Tho Dia Phuc Duc Chinh Than with other gods. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Southern tradition.

Phu Nhuan Temple is a religious venue that hosts the Ky Yen Festival to honor Buddha, gods, ancestors, and descendants. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Southern tradition.

Binh Dong Communal House is a communal venue that hosts the Ky Yen Festival to honor the gods who taught the village's professions. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Southern tradition.

Thien Hau Pagoda is a religious venue that hosts the Thien Hau Pagoda Festival to honor Thien Hau for her filial piety, virtue, and self-sacrifice. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Hoa people's traditions.

Ba Diem Commune is a communal venue that hosts the Phan Cong Hon Temple Festival to commemorate the hero who sacrificed himself to help people escape oppression. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the tradition of 18 Vuon Trau villages.

Le Chau Assembly Hall is a communal venue that hosts the Goldsmith's Ancestor Commemoration Ceremony to honor the death anniversary of the goldsmith founder. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the traditions of the goldsmith industry.

Ong Pagoda is a religious venue that hosts the Ong Pagoda Festival to honor Guan Yu and other gods. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the beliefs of the Hoa people of Chaozhou origin in Saigon.

Truong Tho Communal House is a communal venue that hosts the Ky Yen Festival to honor the gods who taught the village's professions. Community groups meet there for rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events that reflect the Southern tradition.

A rooftop bar in Ho Chi Minh City that hosts film screenings and welcomes community groups. The venue is known for its cinematic atmosphere, with films screened on the wall of a neighboring building. It is a peaceful and tranquil space where patrons can enjoy drinks, watch movies, and engage in discussions about the films.

A bar at the InterContinental Hotel where community groups meet for weekly coffee mornings.