Meeting Point

At your hotel lobby

Independence Palace

It was built between 1962 and 1966 by the South Vietnam government. On 30th April 1975, the North Vietnam Communist army took it over. It has been opened for visitors later. It has 4 floors and a bomb-bunker. We will spend 1 hour to see the whole building.

The War Remnant Museum

The War Remnant Museum being operated by the Ho Chi Minh City government; this museum opened since September, 1975, as the Exhibition House for US and South Vietnam Government Crimes only. There are graphic contents displayed in there; so you should visit with consideration. Besides, you will see many former U.S weapons displayed in the front yard of it such as: aircraft, tanks, howitzers, bomb shells…

The Saigon Central Post Office

The Saigon Central Post Office was built between 1886 and 1891, during which time it was modernized from an earlier building. Designed by architects Villedieu and Foulhoux, its exterior features a combination of European and Eastern architectural styles and has become a beloved landmark and symbol of Ho Chi Minh City.

Notre-Dame Cathedral of Saigon

The Opera House

Saigon Opera House was built in 1898 by the French architect – Eugene Ferret, following the “flamboyant” style of the French Third Republic. The theater is now a venue for many high profile events and cultural – entertainment activities of the city. You will take pictures from outside only.

The City Hall

It was the French colonial city hall built between 1898 and 1908. Its French builders drew inspiration from town halls in Europe that is why it was called Hotel de Ville of Saigon. The building was known as the City Hall of Saigon before 1975, now the headquarters of the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City. You will take pictures from outside only.

China Town - Cho Lon

Cho Lon, also known as Saigon’s Chinatown, has a fascinating history that dates back centuries. It began as a settlement of Chinese traders who migrated to the area during the 18th century. These immigrants brought their vibrant culture, traditions, and businesses, creating a distinct Chinese enclave within Saigon. Today, it is the busiest wholesales market of the city.

Old Chinese Temple

A captivating 200-year-old Chinese temple that holds immense historical and cultural significance. It stands as one of the oldest and most revered Chinese temples in Vietnam, attracting visitors with its stunning architectural features and rich spiritual atmosphere. Stepping inside this temple offers a unique opportunity to delve into the deep-rooted traditions and religious practices of the Chinese community in Saigon. You still get to the temple by Grab taxi; then also use Grab taxi to go back to your hotel.

Ending Point

Back to your hotel at around 2 PM