We will explore the historical ups and downs of Ben Thanh Market, Saigon's oldest and most famous market, over a hundred years old. Built in the traditional thatched-roof style and having undergone numerous renovations, the market still retains its charming old-world appeal, especially the three-faced clock tower at the South gate. We will also tour the bustling market, the most vibrant trading hub in Saigon.

Then we will visit the Ho Chi Minh City Opera House, a combination of classical and modern architecture, creating a cultural space specializing in organizing theatrical programs such as music performances, opera, Cai Luong

We will to the Ho Chi Minh City Post Office, with its classic French architecture bearing the distinct mark of Europe and Indochina, along with its characteristic yellow color. Upon entering, we will immediately see the arched ceiling creating a nostalgic feeling, flanked by telephone booths, antique

Book Street: a unique cultural space combining traditional reading spaces with modern entertainment activities, not only a place to buy books but also a place for entertainment and social interaction.

we'll stop at Turtle Lake, a uniquely designed structure with five 34-meter-high concrete pillars supporting a flower-shaped structure in the middle of the lake, symbolizing "hands receiving aid." A semicircular walkway surrounds the center, creating a feeling of floating above the water.

we will go to Nguyen Hue pedestrian street, not only a vital thoroughfare but also a symbol of modernity, dynamism, and the rhythm of life in Saigon. First, we will admire the 2.7-meter-tall statue of President Ho Chi Minh. Walking straight across the square, we'll see the fountain and enter a spacious area with artistic lighting and a musical fountain (if it's evening). Along the pedestrian street, we'll see apartment buildings standing out amidst the bustling street, unique and unusual eateries, etc., with many signs of all sizes and colors, where we can stroll and have fun…

Along the Saigon River, we arrive at Nha Rong Wharf, also known as the Ho Chi Minh Museum, a famous historical landmark marked by the event of June 5, 1911, the day Uncle Ho left to find a way to save the country in Vietnam.

Following the road, we arrive at Notre Dame Cathedral and will immediately see the 4.6m tall statue of Our Lady of Peace in front of the cathedral with its unique architecture. Stepping inside reveals an impressive space with colorful stained-glass windows decorated with biblical images, creating a magical and enchanting atmosphere.

We will learn about the history of Venerable Thich Quang Duc, and then we will admire the 16-meter-long, 5-meter-high bas-relief depicting the struggle to protect Buddhism and the nation.

we will experience the spiritual atmosphere of the Indian Temple, a cultural relic of the Indian people in Saigon. You will admire the exquisite architecture with its soaring domes and vibrant colors, strongly reflecting Hindu style.

We will admire this impressive and unique architectural masterpiece, its walls covered in a vibrant, bright pink hue, giving the feeling of being in a fairytale land filled with magical colors.