Learn about Vietnam’s recent history through powerful photographs, military equipment, and exhibits documenting the Vietnam War and its lasting impact. (Ticket entrance 40,000 vnd)

Independence Palace (Pass By) See the historic palace where the Vietnam War officially ended in 1975, an important symbol of national reunification.

Visit one of Ho Chi Minh City’s most beautiful French colonial buildings, designed by Gustave Eiffel and still operating as the city’s main post office.

Admire this elegant French-era landmark, a cultural icon located in the heart of the city.

Stroll along the city’s main pedestrian boulevard, a lively area surrounded by historic buildings, cafés, and modern city views.

Visit the memorial honoring the Buddhist monk whose self-immolation in 1963 became a powerful symbol of peace and religious freedom.

Explore a hidden underground bunker used during the war to store weapons, offering insight into wartime strategies and resistance networks.

Walk through one of the oldest residential areas in Saigon and observe authentic local life away from tourist crowds.

Experience a bustling local market where residents shop for fresh produce, street food, and daily necessities.

Mekong River Boat Trip (My Tho): Cruise along the Mekong River and peaceful canals, passing coconut palms, fishing villages, and riverside homes. Tropical Fruit Garden: Taste a variety of seasonal tropical fruits freshly harvested from local orchards. Traditional Folk Music Performance: Enjoy live southern Vietnamese folk music (Don Ca Tai Tu), recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. Honey Tea & Local Snacks: Visit a local home to sample natural honey tea served with traditional Mekong Delta snacks. Coconut Candy Factory (Ben Tre): Learn how coconut candy is handmade using traditional methods and enjoy tasting this popular Mekong specialty.

Visit one of the largest pagodas in the Mekong Delta, known for its peaceful atmosphere and unique blend of Asian and European architecture.