Ho Chi Minh: Historical Sightseeing Day Tour

Vietnam's economic capital,
Introducing Ho Chi Minh

Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam’s largest city and is known as the economic, cultural, and historical center. It offers a variety of attractions, with a mix of old-fashioned architecture influenced by the French colonial era and a modern cityscape. Lively markets, delicious street food, and a wealth of historical sites make for an unforgettable experience.

If you want to learn about the local lifestyle and culture of Ho Chi Minh City along with interesting historical knowledge from a guide, try a day tour of Ho Chi Minh City’s historical landmarks!

Take a look at Vietnam's history

This is the Independence Palace, a historical building in southern Vietnam. Also known as the Reunification Palace, it is famous as a place that symbolizes the end of the Vietnam War in 1975. It was actually used as the official residence of the South Vietnamese President and is currently operated as a museum. Take a look at the history of Vietnam at this place that preserves the historical site as it is.

Chinese style temple, Thien Hau Temple

Known for its ornate and elaborate architecture, this is a Chinese temple located in Ho Chi Minh City’s Chinatown. Built in 1760, the temple is dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu and is an important religious site for Chinese people living in Vietnam. Learn about the cultural exchanges between Vietnam and China and their history and culture. You can check the detailed tour schedule on the tour course.

MD Recommendation Reasons

This is a city tour where you can experience Vietnamese history, culture, and food all in Ho Chi Minh. You can walk around Ben Thanh Market, experience making Vietnamese embroidery crafts, learn about the medicines made by Saigon people at Chatham Church, and learn about French influence through Notre Dame Cathedral and the old Central Post Office, which are French colonial buildings. I recommend this tour because it is the most informative tour.