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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.