With this trip, you can understand more about the history of Vietnam through the true story on the bloody battlefield, and you can discover most famous places in Ho Chi Minh City To start this trip, Our tour guide will pick you up in front of your hotel Then you will depart to Cu Chi Tunnels

•Cu Chi Tunnels will be the best choice for you to make you understand more about the history of Vietnamese people. One of the complex networks of spider-web-like tunnels is known as the underground city. •You can see how Vietnamese guerrillas lived, resisted, and fought and how they used leaves to camouflage themselves during the war and how they created the secret refuge •You will have the opportunity to go inside the narrow tunnel to truly feel how Vietnamese guerrillas on the bloody battlefield •In addition, you can also watch short documentaries, authentic footage of the war recorded by brave cameraman •Besides that, you can shoot with real bullets and real famous guns like AK-47, and M-60,…. •Finally, you will taste the flavor of tapioca that is cooked by the Hoang Cam stove - a special stove with the ability to hide smoke. Then you will go back to Ho Chi Minh City to visit the famous places in this city

•You will visit Ben Thanh Market. This is one of the most famous markets in Ho Chi Minh, one of the places that attracts the most tourists. Because this place can clearly describe the bustling activities of a local market. You can feel the enthusiasm of the sellers and find diverse goods everywhere

The Independence Palace, also known as the Reunification Palace, is one of Vietnam’s most iconic landmarks. Step inside this striking 1960s building and travel back to the dramatic days of the Vietnam War. Explore grand meeting halls, secret tunnels, war command rooms, and even the rooftop helicopter pad. Outside, the tanks that marked the end of the war still stand as powerful symbols of history. More than a monument, the palace represents Vietnam’s resilience and unity. A visit here is unforgettable—an essential experience that lets you feel the nation’s past while witnessing its spirit of renewal.

Standing proudly in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, the Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon is a masterpiece of French colonial architecture. Built in the late 19th century with red bricks imported from France, its twin bell towers rise gracefully above the bustling city. Although the interior is currently under renovation, the cathedral’s exterior remains breathtaking—a perfect backdrop for photos and a window into Vietnam’s colonial past. Surrounded by tree-lined streets and lively cafés, it’s a peaceful spot to pause, admire, and feel the charm of old Saigon blending seamlessly with modern life. A must-see landmark!

Step into the Saigon Central Post Office, a stunning reminder of Ho Chi Minh City’s French colonial charm. Designed by Gustave Eiffel, this 19th-century architectural gem dazzles with its bright yellow façade, soaring arched ceilings, and intricate details. Inside, the grand hall feels like stepping back in time, with vintage maps and beautifully preserved counters that still serve the public today. Located right next to the Notre-Dame Cathedral, it’s the perfect place for photos, postcards, and cultural discovery. A visit here combines history, beauty, and atmosphere—an unmissable highlight that makes every traveler fall in love with Saigon’s timeless spirit.

The War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City is one of Vietnam’s most moving and unforgettable landmarks. Through striking photographs, preserved artifacts, and military equipment—including tanks, helicopters, and fighter jets—you’ll witness the realities of the Vietnam War and its lasting impact. Each exhibition tells powerful stories of resilience, peace, and the value of freedom. While emotional, the museum offers travelers a chance to understand Vietnam’s past and admire the strength of its people. Located in the city center, it is a must-visit cultural and historical experience that will leave you deeply touched and inspired.

Step into a world of mystery and spirituality at the Jade Emperor Pagoda, one of Ho Chi Minh City’s most enchanting temples. Built in 1909, this Taoist pagoda is filled with intricate wood carvings, statues of deities, and the scent of burning incense. Dedicated to the Jade Emperor—the King of Heaven—it offers a glimpse into Vietnam’s rich spiritual traditions. Wander through its atmospheric halls, marvel at the sacred altars, and admire the delicate tile roofs and colorful details. The peaceful ambience provides a perfect escape from the city’s bustle. A visit here promises culture, serenity, and unforgettable moments.