• Visit the main spots in Ho Chi Minh City in just one day!
• Head to the Cu Chi Tunnels to get a glimpse of life during the Vietnam War.
• This tour is also recommended for those with limited time.

－ Spot Introduction －

・Cu Chi Tunnels

Spanning 200km, these underground tunnels were where soldiers lived and hid
during the Vietnam War. Watch videos on the history of the Vietnam War and see
models recreating the conditions of the time to gain a deeper sense of the
tragedy of war. Try entering the narrow tunnels yourself to experience the
harsh conditions of the era firsthand.

・Independence Palace

Symbolizing the end of the Vietnam War, this building was renamed
'Independence Palace' after the establishment of the Socialist Republic of
Vietnam, a communist unified state, in 1976. It is preserved exactly as it was
during the time of the South Vietnamese Presidential Palace, evoking the
atmosphere of the war era. Some rooms are still used for international
conferences today.

・Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica & Central Post Office

Built between 1863 and 1880 during the French colonial period, the Saigon
Notre-Dame Basilica is known as a symbol of the French colonial era. The
Central Post Office is said to have been modeled after the Musée d'Orsay in
Paris (formerly a railway station), making you feel as if you have slipped
back in time to another world.

・Tan Dinh Church

Tan Dinh Church is an unmissable photogenic spot. With its vibrant pink
exterior, it may look flashy at first glance, but it is a historic church from
the French colonial era. It is the second-largest church in Ho Chi Minh City
after the Notre-Dame Basilica and was built incorporating Roman architectural
styles.