Top 10 Tallest Buildings In Vietnam

Alongside the remarkable development of our economy and society, the pace of urbanization in our country is also rapidly increasing, with many skyscrapers rising to become unique symbols for major cities and Vietnam as a whole. Join Maison Office in exploring the list of the top 10 tallest buildings in Vietnam today.

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1. Landmark 81

The Landmark 81 is the tallest building in Vietnam, a skyscraper in the Vinhomes Tan Cang complex. The project has a total investment of 30,000 billion VND, developed by Tan Lien Phat Investment Construction Joint Stock Company, a member of Vingroup. The tower has 81 floors and, upon completion, became the tallest building in Vietnam. The project is located in Tan Cang, Binh Thanh district, along the Saigon River. The construction started on July 26, 2014, and was completed on July 27, 2018.

The building is located within Vinhomes Central Park in Binh Thanh District, along a major transport corridor directly connecting to District 1 and the Thu Thiem urban area. This strategic location provides businesses with convenient access to the central financial district while allowing them to benefit from the modern infrastructure of eastern Ho Chi Minh City. Inspired by a bundle of Vietnamese bamboo, the building’s design symbolises unity and growth while creating a distinctive presence on the city’s skyline.

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2. Keangnam Hanoi Landmark 72

Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Toweris the tallest building in Hanoi and the second-tallest in Vietnam. Standing 336 metres tall with 72 floors, the skyscraper is a prominent landmark in the capital’s modern skyline.

Developed by South Korea’s Keangnam Group with a total investment of over USD 1 billion, the project is a mixed-use complex comprising a hotel, luxury apartments, and Grade A office spaces. It was among the first buildings in Hanoi to offer large floor plates, making it suitable for multinational corporations and large enterprises seeking premium office accommodation.

The development consists of a 72-storey main tower and two 48-storey residential towers, designed with the involvement of international consultants, including HOK, ARUP, and HEERIM. Its office spaces feature efficient layouts, modern technical systems, and professional building management to meet the operational requirements of international businesses.

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3. Lotte Center Hanoi

Lotte Center Hanoi is the third-tallest building in Vietnam, standing 267,1 metres tall with 65 floors, and the second-tallest in Hanoi. Located on Lieu Giai Street in Ba Dinh District, the building occupies a strategic position near the boundaries of several central districts, including Ba Dinh, Cau Giay, and Dong Da. The surrounding area is home to numerous government offices and foreign embassies, making it a prominent business and administrative hub.

Developed by Lotte Group, the tower features a distinctive design inspired by the traditional Vietnamese ao dai, creating an elegant silhouette that blends cultural elements with modern architecture. Floors 1 to 6 house a premium shopping mall, while the upper levels accommodate Grade A office spaces, serviced apartments, and a five-star hotel. This mixed-use configuration caters to a wide range of commercial, residential, and hospitality needs.

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4. Bitexco Financial Tower

Bitexco Financial Tower, also known as Bitexco Tower, is the fourth-tallest building in Vietnam and one of the most recognisable architectural landmarks in Ho Chi Minh City. Standing approximately 262.5 metres tall with 68 floors, the tower is located at 2 Hai Trieu Street in Sai Gon Ward (formerly District 1), at the heart of the city’s bustling financial district.

One of Bitexco Financial Tower’s most distinctive features is its design, inspired by the lotus flower, a symbol of Vietnam. Its sleek silhouette and prominent helipad extending from the upper levels create a striking presence on the city’s skyline. Built using advanced construction technologies, the tower combines contemporary architecture with international standards for quality and safety, reinforcing its position as a landmark in Ho Chi Minh City’s commercial landscape.

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5. Marina Central Tower

Marina Central Tower (Saigon Marina IFC) is one of Vietnam’s tallest buildings, completed in 2025 and quickly becoming a new architectural landmark along the Saigon River. Located within the Grand Marina Saigon development, at the intersection of Ton Duc Thang and Nguyen Huu Canh streets, the tower occupies a prime site in the heart of Sai Gon Ward (formerly District 1). Its strategic location offers businesses strong brand visibility and convenient access to key commercial areas across Ho Chi Minh City.

Developed to international standards, Marina Central Tower combines Grade A office spaces with a premium shopping mall, catering to multinational corporations and businesses in the financial sector. Direct access to Ba Son Metro Station, views of the marina, and a range of high-end amenities create a prestigious working environment. These features make the tower an attractive option for businesses seeking a prominent presence in Ho Chi Minh City’s central business district (CBD).

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6. AON Landmark Residential Towers A & B

AON Landmark Residential Towers A and B are two luxury residential towers within the Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower complex. Each tower stands approximately 212 metres tall with 49 floors, offering modern apartments designed to meet the needs of residents seeking a premium urban lifestyle. Located on Pham Hung Street, at the western gateway to Hanoi, the development benefits from convenient access to major roads, commercial centres, and business districts, making it one of the capital’s prominent high-rise residential projects.

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7. Vietcombank Tower

Vietcombank Tower is located in District 1, in a prime position in the heart of Saigon. Its central location makes it a preferred office destination for many major domestic and multinational corporations operating in Vietnam.

Vietcombank Tower stands 205 metres tall, with 36 above-ground floors and four basement levels. Each floor has a floor area of 3,232 square metres, providing spacious and flexible workplaces where employees of large enterprises can work efficiently and foster creativity.

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8. IFC One Saigon

IFC One Saigon (formerly known as Saigon One Tower and Saigon M&C Tower) is a high-rise building in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Once completed, it is expected to rank as the eighth-tallest building in Vietnam and the third-tallest in Ho Chi Minh City, after Bitexco Financial Tower and Vietcombank Tower.

IFC One Saigon was designed with 42 above-ground floors, a height of 195.3 metres, and a floor area of approximately 6,800 square metres. The project was originally developed by Saigon M&C Real Estate Joint Stock Company, with an estimated investment of USD 256 million. It was initially scheduled for completion in 2011, but construction stalled after approximately 80% of the project had been completed. The building has since been associated with redevelopment efforts.

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9. Discovery Complex B

Discovery Complex is located along Cau Giay Street, a major transport corridor in western Hanoi, in a strategic position within the former Cau Giay District. The development benefits from direct access to the elevated urban railway line and is surrounded by an integrated network of roads, parks, and urban amenities.

Within the complex, Discovery Complex Tower B is a residential tower with 54 above-ground floors and a height of approximately 195 metres. It is one of the most prominent and tallest buildings in the Cau Giay area, contributing to the modern urban skyline of western Hanoi.

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10. Saigon Centre 2

Saigon Centre 2 is one of Vietnam’s tallest buildings, prominently located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City along the Nam Ky Khoi Nghia – Le Loi corridor, within the core CBD of District 1. Standing nearly 192 metres tall with more than 40 floors, the building contributes to the modern skyline of one of the city’s busiest financial and commercial districts.

Developed by Keppel Land, the building integrates a premium shopping centre (Takashimaya), Grade A office space, and modern amenities. Its office spaces meet international standards and attract numerous multinational corporations thanks to its strategic location, convenient connectivity, and comprehensive on-site amenities.

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Here is the list of the tallest buildings in Vietnam up to the present time. These skyscrapers are mainly concentrated in the two major cities of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to meet the housing, shopping, entertainment, and office needs of the people.

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