• Head to a popular spot on social media! Your guide will take lots of photos for you!
• This is a morning tour, so you can spend the afternoon sightseeing at your leisure.
• You can also finish the tour at Ben Thanh Street Food Market!

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- Spot Introduction -

Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral & Central Post Office: Saigon Notre Dame
Cathedral, built between 1863 and 1880 during the French colonial period, is
known as a symbol that evokes the French colonial era. The Central Post Office
is said to have been modeled after the Musée d'Orsay in Paris (which was a
train station at the time), giving visitors the illusion of having traveled
back in time to another world.

Sri Thandi Yutthapani Temple: Sri Thandi Yutthapani Temple is characterized by
its mint green and pink decorations. The eye-catching, brightly colored tiles
covering an entire wall, which have recently become a hot topic on social
media, are said to be in the embossed style that originated in Japan and was
popular during the Taisho era. Taking photos with these tiles as a backdrop is
also a great idea.

Tan Dinh Church: A must-see photogenic spot. While its exterior is a vibrant
pink and might seem flashy at first glance, it's actually a historic church
from the French colonial era. It's the second largest church in Ho Chi Minh
City after Saigon Cathedral, and is said to have been built using Roman
architectural styles.

The Saigon Central Mosque is characterized by its refreshing color scheme of
light emerald green and white. It is a mosque where Muslims come to pray and
was built by Indian Muslims. It is not yet widely featured in guidebooks and
is a relatively unknown tourist spot.

Ben Thanh Market sells everything from classic souvenirs to food, textiles,
and accessories. The bustling market has an authentic Asian feel! You can take
photos that capture the local atmosphere while mingling with the local
Vietnamese.