• Visit the main attractions of Ho Chi Minh City in one day!
• Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels for a glimpse into life during the Vietnam War.
• This tour is also recommended for those with a short stay.

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The Cu Chi Tunnels, a network of underground tunnels stretching over 200km,
were where soldiers hid and lived during the Vietnam War. You can feel the
horrors of war more deeply by watching videos about the history of the Vietnam
War and viewing models that recreate the conditions of the time. Experience
the harsh realities of the time firsthand by actually entering the narrow
tunnels.

The Reunification Palace, a symbol of the end of the Vietnam War, was renamed
the "Reunification Palace" after the establishment of the Socialist Republic
of Vietnam, a unified communist state, in 1976. It has been preserved as it
was when it was the Presidential Palace of South Vietnam, and it evokes the
atmosphere of the wartime era. Some of the rooms are still used for
international conferences and other events.

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.

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.