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Saigon, also known as Ho Chi Minh city, is a bustling metropolis with a rich and complex history. Echoes of Saigon – A historical journey will offer tourists the opportunity to explore the city’s fascinating past, from its days as a small fishing village to its role as the capital of French Indochina and its pivotal role in the Vietnam War.
Our tour guide welcomes you at your hotel, get ready to explore the History of Saigon.
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Depart to Cu Chi tunnel: an extensive network of underground tunnels built by the Vietcong during the Vietnam war as a means of communication and transportation throughout the region. It was also used as hiding places, weapons caches, and consist of many facilities needed for war. This place offer tourists a chance to learn about the ingenuity and resilience of the Vietnamese people during the war.
Return to Sai Gon, take a short rest after having lunch.
In the afternoon, visit:
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War Remnant Museum: Explore the heroic past of Vietnam at War Remnant Museum – one of the most famous history museums in Vietnam, a must-visit destination for those seeking to learn more about the war’s impact on Vietnam and its people.
*NOTE: not suitable for children, people who don’t like violent and pictures of war. We will visit History Museum Saigon instead.
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Walk into Reunification Palace – A historic attraction in Saigon. Built on the site of the former Norodom Palace, this place was served as the residence and office for the President of the Republic of Vietnam. It was designated as a historical monument for having witnessed significant changes in Saigon’s history.
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Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon: honored as one of the world’s 19 most majestic cathedrals, the only representative from Southeast Asia.
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Discover Central Post Office – an iconic attraction, notable for its perfect combination of neo-classical European architecture and Asia decorations.
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Shopping some souvenirs and specialties at Ben Thanh market - one of the most popular markets in Vietnam, embrace rich culture and a vibrant atmosphere.
*NOTE: be careful with vendors outside the market and always ask the price before buying.