12 destinations to attract international visitors in Ho Chi Minh City

12 destinations to attract international visitors in Ho Chi Minh City

According to travel agencies, Uncle Ho's statue on Nguyen Hue Street, Notre Dame Cathedral, Ben Thanh Market ... are attractions that always attract international visitors in Ho Chi Minh City.

Monument of President Ho Chi Minh: Uncle Ho's statue on Nguyen Hue Street (District 1) was inaugurated in May 2015. The statue is made of copper alloy with a height of 7.2 m (pedestal 2,7 m height, body 4,5 m), total cost 7 billion. Photo: Le Quan.

Bach Dang wharf (District 1): This is a historical relic associated with the young man Nguyen Tat Thanh to find a way to save the country. There is also the serenity of the river in the shadow of high buildings, the slow drifting boats, the peace of the player. Photo: Wuhashu.

Ho Chi Minh City Opera House (District 1): Opera House or Opera House is a project with a view of Lam Son and Dong Khoi. The theater was inaugurated in 1900, bringing the architecture of the Third Reich of France in the early 20th century. Photo: Unspoken061 / blogspot.

Saigon Central Post Office (District 1): A French-built building from 1886-1891, designed by architect Villedieu with assistant Foulhoux, European-style architecture. with Asian decor. Photo: TienTuan.

Notre Dame Cathedral (District 1): Notre Dame Cathedral is also the Cathedral Basilica of Notre Dame. The building was built on October 7, 1877. The architecture of the church is designed to combine Roman and Gothic styles. Photo: Hoang Ha.

Independence Palace (District 1): Formerly known as Norodom Palace, today it is called Thong Nhat Palace or Thong Nhat Hall. It is a 22 hectare site in Ho Chi Minh City. The palace has been classified as a special national monument. Photo: Manh Thang.

War Remnants Museum (District 3): A museum dedicated to the study, collection, storage, preservation and display of material, images and artifacts of the crimes and consequences of war. The painting has caused Vietnam, the museum now holds more than 20,000 documents, artifacts and movies. Picture: Joephebus.

Ben Thanh Market (District 1): This is one of the largest markets in HCM City. This market is considered as the symbol of the city. Many visitors choose Ben Thanh to visit and buy souvenirs. Photo: Manh Thang.

Binh Tay Market (District 5): Also known as New Large Market was built on an area of ​​over 17,000 m2 in ancient architecture of Asia, the market has over 2,300 stalls business with more than 30 groups. Picture: Peter Pham.

Cu Chi tunnels (Cu Chi) are about 70 km from Ho Chi Minh City. This is an architecture that is more than 200 km long. The unique feature of this tunnel system is that there are many levels, such as the spider web. Photo: Le Quan.

Phu My Hung urban area is a large urban area in District 7 is planned, luxurious design with the row of villas, tree shady road ... Many visitors evaluate this place as a city in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Truong Khoi.

Sky Deck is the name of a 180 meter high observatory located on the 49th floor of the Bitexco building. It is equipped with six long-range telescopes, capable of 360-degree rotation and up to 50 degrees down. Ticket price to visit this place is 200,000 VND per person. Picture: Duy Phuong.


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