It is one of the most significant historical sites in Vietnam, closely associated with the country's liberation and reunification. Visitors can also explore the palace’s unique architecture and the former offices of presidents from the old regime.

The Central Post Office of Ho Chi Minh City is one of the most iconic architectural landmarks, rich in the historical and cultural heritage of old Saigon. It is not only a functioning post office but also a popular tourist attraction for both local and international visitors.

Visit galleries showcasing evidence of war crimes and the devastating consequences of the wars of aggression against Vietnam, along with documentary photographs of the Vietnam War taken by both international and Vietnamese photographers.

This is a historic market with unique architecture that combines traditional Asian design with modern Western influences. The market sells a variety of products, including household goods, clothing, and food, all at reasonable prices

Located in the heart of bustling Saigon, Thien Hau Temple stands as a timeless spiritual and cultural symbol of the Chinese community. With more than 250 years of history, the temple showcases exquisite traditional Chinese architecture and honors The Lady of the Sea – Mazu, the goddess of peace and protection. Visitors are invited to admire its ancient beauty and feel the serene, sacred atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the city’s modern energy.

Go to Bach Dang Wharf to check in the water bus and explore the cityscape from the perspective of the Saigon River. Admire the views of modern landmarks such as the Vietcombank Tower, Bitexco Financial Tower, the Vinhomes Central Park complex, and Vietnam’s tallest building, Landmark 81.