Embark on a fascinating half-day journey through the historic heart of Ho Chi Minh City. Start your tour with a visit to the iconic Independence Palace (also known as the Reunification Palace), built on the former site of the Norodom Palace. This striking building, designed by renowned Vietnamese architect Ngo Viet Thu, played a crucial role in the country’s modern history and remains a powerful national symbol.

Next, admire the elegant French colonial architecture as you visit two of the city’s most treasured landmarks: the stunning Notre Dame Cathedral and the charming Central Post Office, both reflecting the city’s rich cultural blend of East and West.

Your final stop is the thought-provoking War Remnants Museum, home to an extensive collection of artefacts, photographs, and exhibits from the First Indochina War and the Vietnam War. This visit offers deep insight into the country’s turbulent past and resilience.

Return with a deeper appreciation for the city’s heritage and its journey through history.