The War Remnants Museum is an informative museum that displays the Vietnam War through exhibits of military equipment and photography, showing the violence and its aftermath.

Explore the historic Independence Palace, a landmark symbolizing Vietnam's turbulent past and reunification. Its preserved rooms and bunkers offer a poignant glimpse into 20th-century Vietnamese history.

A large market in Ho Chi Minh City where visitors can purchase a wide variety of goods, including clothing, souvenirs, and local products, while practicing their bargaining skills.

Landmark 81, located in Vin Holmes, is one of the tallest buildings in Southeast Asia, offering 360° views of Ho Chi Minh City from its observation deck.

The Jade Emperor Pagoda is a temple honoring the Jade Emperor, filled with intricate statues, carvings, and clouds of incense, with a turtle pond symbolizing longevity.

An extensive underground tunnel system used by the Communists during the Vietnam War, located about an hour and a half outside of Saigon, featuring booby traps and a shooting range.

The Saigon Opera House, built in 1897, features Bell Epoch architecture and a red and gold interior with intricate carvings, chandeliers, and murals, hosting ballet and musical theater performances.

Notre Dame Cathedral, built during French colonial times, is a Roman Catholic church with a red brick facade, tall towers, arched windows, and stained glass windows.