A small shrine just outside the U.S. Consulate—an iconic site symbolizing America's involvement in the Vietnam War. Learn about the final helicopter evacuations of American citizens in April 1975.

Former CIA Building (Exterior Visit Only) Stop outside the building made famous by the iconic image of Americans boarding a helicopter on the rooftop during the fall of Saigon. This moment marked the end of a tumultuous chapter in history.

Explore the former presidential residence of the South Vietnamese government. This architectural landmark witnessed many key political decisions and was famously stormed by tanks on April 30, 1975.

It was a hidden base for storing weapons and sheltering personnel of Saigon Special Forces Unit 5, which specialized in attacking the Independence Palace

Enjoy a refreshing drink at the legendary rooftop bar of the Rex Hotel. Once a key hub for international journalists and military briefings, the hotel offers sweeping views of downtown Saigon and historical insights from your guide.

Late Lunch at Pho Binh – Viet Cong Planning Site Savor a traditional Vietnamese noodle soup (pho) at Pho Binh, a humble restaurant that once served as the secret command center for the 1968 Tet Offensive. After lunch, explore the upstairs photo gallery documenting the role of this location during the war.