Ho Chi Minh City

The Cu Chi Tunnels are 250 km of underground passages where Viet Cong fighters lived and fought during the Vietnam War. Visitors can crawl through restored tunnel sections.

The War Remnants Museum is the most visited museum in Vietnam, presenting a powerful account of the American War through photographs, weaponry and personal stories.

The Reunification Palace is where North Vietnamese tanks crashed through the gates on April 30, 1975, ending the Vietnam War. The time-capsule interior remains exactly as it was left.

Ben Thanh Market is the iconic symbol of Ho Chi Minh City, a lively 1914 market hall overflowing with Vietnamese textiles, handicrafts, fresh produce and authentic street food.

Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon is a stunning French-built church completed in 1880, standing as a symbol of Ho Chi Minh City French colonial heritage.