• The Independence Palace - Also referred to as the Reunification Palace, this historic site in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, served as the presidential residence and office for South Vietnam’s leader during the Vietnam War. Renowned for its 1960s architectural style, it marks the location where the Vietnam War concluded on April 30, 1975, when a North Vietnamese tank breached its gates. Presently, it functions as a museum open to the public, featuring preserved rooms, war relics, and underground bunkers.
• Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral - Situated in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, this magnificent 19th-century Catholic church was constructed by the French. It is celebrated for its striking red brick exterior, twin bell towers, and exquisite stained-glass windows, making it one of the city’s most iconic colonial landmarks and a testament to Saigon’s rich historical and cultural fusion.
• Central Post Office - This stunning French colonial structure was designed by Gustave Eiffel. Erected in the late 19th century, it boasts a grand arched entrance, intricate ironwork, and a breathtaking interior with a vaulted ceiling and vintage maps, serving as both a functioning post office and a favored tourist destination.
• War Remnants Museum - This impactful and thought-provoking museum chronicles the effects of the Vietnam War. It showcases photographs, military equipment, and exhibits that highlight the war’s human toll, including the consequences of Agent Orange and war crimes. As one of the city’s most frequented attractions, it provides a profound and emotional insight into Vietnam’s history.
• Cu Chi Tunnels - Located approximately 60 km from Ho Chi Minh City, the Cu Chi Tunnels are an extensive underground network spanning over 200 kilometers, constructed and utilized by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. These tunnels were vital as hiding places, supply routes, command centers, and even living quarters, enabling guerrilla fighters to evade and launch surprise attacks on enemy forces. Today, the site is preserved as a war memorial and tourist attraction, where visitors can navigate a section of the narrow tunnels, discover hidden trapdoors, and learn about the remarkable ingenuity and resilience of the Vietnamese fighters who lived and fought underground for years.

• English-Speaking Guide
• Entrance Fees
• Lunch
• Travel Insurance
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• One bottle of mineral water per day

• Tips (Optional & Recommended)
• Personal expense: shopping, telephone, beverage, etc.

Start the day by exploring the renowned Independence Palace, marvel at the beautiful Notre Dame Cathedral and Central Post Office, and delve into compelling war narratives at the War Remnants Museum.

Following lunch, visit the renowned Cu Chi Tunnels to uncover the subterranean realm of wartime resilience, featuring concealed trapdoors, living spaces, and command centers. Savor wartime snacks and have the opportunity to experience real shooting before heading back to Saigon. A trip rich in history and memorable experiences!

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