Ho Chi Minh City - Private Ho Chi Minh City Tour: Immerse yourself in Vietnamese history as you visit the Reunification Palace, the site where the Vietnam War concluded. Don’t forget your camera to capture the North Vietnamese tanks that famously breached the palace gates in 1975, still standing as a poignant reminder. Inside, explore numerous rooms that remain untouched, offering a unique atmosphere. Be sure to check out the war command room, filled with campaign maps and vintage communication equipment. Your panoramic city tour continues with photo stops at the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office. The historic cathedral, located in a charming corner of downtown Ho Chi Minh City, will leave you in awe with its distinctive French Colonial architecture.

Cu Chi Tunnels - For a profound reflection on the Vietnam War, visit the Cu Chi Tunnels. These tunnels are among the most renowned battlegrounds in the country, epitomizing the guerrilla warfare tactics employed by the Viet Cong. Serving as communication routes, storage for food and weapons, living quarters, and hospitals, the Cu Chi Tunnels were the lifeline of the Viet Cong in this region. They remain a stark reminder of the area’s tumultuous past.

Vung Tau Beach - The beach town of Vung Tau is celebrated for its French colonial architecture and stunning temples. Experience all the highlights while in port in Phu My on this shore excursion, including Niet Ban Tinh Xa pagoda, Thich Ca Phat Dai pagoda, and the Nirvana Meditation Retreat. After lunch, visit the Pagoda of the Lying Buddha and the Lighthouse, which offers breathtaking coastal views. The Statue of Christ the King is a must-see on Vung Tau day tours. Visible from all directions in the city, the best view is from the top of Little Mountain. Climb the observatory in the statue to enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the surrounding sea. The Statue of Christ the King, built in the early 1970s and completed over 20 years later, features arms that span 18 meters and stands 32 meters high, two meters taller than the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro.