Attraction comes with attraction, photography spot comes with photography spot, in Ho Chi Minh City, right next to the Notre Dame Cathedral and was also built in the late 19th century is Saigon Old Post Office. Its architecture is a masterpiece designed by the well-known architect Gustave Eiffel that his name was stuck to his most famous construction – Eiffel Tower. Thanks to his creative and wonderful sense about structure, the post office is designed as a huge railway station with pastel yellow and green colors. Lovely postcards with photos taken inside the building will surely make your friends at home jealous with your Saigon shore excursions.

This exotic street is well-known for the name “Street of Foreigners” with the sleepless nights. The party center of Ho Chi Minh City is lined up with dozens of colorful neon lights, coffee shops, sidewalk bars, crazy clubs, and nitrous balloons that make you overwhelm right at the first sight. The exciting atmosphere starts when sunset so the best time to visit this street is at night. Bui Vien Street is definitely a photogenic spot in Ho Chi Minh City.

Hopping on a Ho Chi Minh shore excursions, don’t miss a visit to the Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral. Don’t be too surprised at the structure same as the architecture style from France many years ago. The cathedral was constructed in the 19th century during the wartime when a lot of French both soldiers and people living in Saigon. The sight over the Virgin Mary statue right in front of the cathedral is spectacular which is told that tears dropping out of her eyes. The large yard serving as an opened entrance to the main building is suitable for anyone wants a wide space to capture a photo in Ho Chi Minh City.