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Day Tour | Saigon Afternoon | War Remnants Museum – Notre Dame Cathedral – Central Post Office – Nha Rong Wharf | Half-Day Experience | Vietnam
Day Tour | Saigon Afternoon | War Remnants Museum – Notre Dame Cathedral – Central Post Office – Nha Rong Wharf | Half-Day Experience | Vietnam
Day Tour | Saigon Afternoon | War Remnants Museum – Notre Dame Cathedral – Central Post Office – Nha Rong Wharf | Half-Day Experience | Vietnam
Day Tour | Saigon Afternoon | War Remnants Museum – Notre Dame Cathedral – Central Post Office – Nha Rong Wharf | Half-Day Experience | Vietnam
Day Tour | Saigon Afternoon | War Remnants Museum – Notre Dame Cathedral – Central Post Office – Nha Rong Wharf | Half-Day Experience | Vietnam

Day Tour | Saigon Afternoon | War Remnants Museum – Notre Dame Cathedral – Central Post Office – Nha Rong Wharf | Half-Day Experience | Vietnam

Vietnam-Ho Chi Minh City
To be confirmed within 12 hour(s)
Duration:4 hour(s) 30 min(s)
Guided language: English / Tiếng Việt
No cancellation
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🏛 Explore the powerful history at War Remnants Museum, featuring wartime artifacts, tanks, and aircraft displays.

⛪ Visit Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon, a stunning French colonial landmark with iconic twin bell towers.

📮 Check in at Saigon Central Post Office, one of the city’s most beautiful colonial buildings.

🏙 Pass by Ho Chi Minh City Hall, an elegant French-style architectural icon in the city center.

🚢 Discover Nha Rong Wharf, a historic site marking the departure of President Ho Chi Minh in 1911.

📸 Capture Saigon’s most iconic landmarks in one afternoon, from wartime history to colonial elegance.

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Saigon - Ho Chi Minh City is a vibrant and charming metropolis, a dynamic and friendly city, and also the largest economic, cultural, tourism, and science and technology center in Vietnam. Besides modern skyscrapers, Saigon also boasts historical sites with ancient architecture. Viet Fun Travel is pleased to introduce a half-day (afternoon) Saigon sightseeing tour, part of our Saigon Tour series, designed for those with limited time but who wish to explore, shop, and visit Notre Dame Cathedral, the Saigon Central Post Office, the People's Committee building, and the Independence Palace.

— Tour Info —

  • Meeting Point: 28/13 Bui Vien Street, Pham Ngu Lao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
  • Departure time: 12:30 (Please arrive 30 minutes early.).
  • Returning time: 17:00 - 17:30
  • NOON: VISIT THE MUSEUM – VISIT THE CHURCH – CHECK IN AT THE POST OFFICE – STROLL AROUND THE PEOPLE'S COMMITTEE OFFICE – STOP AT THE RONG HOUSE PIER

12:30 PM: The vehicle and tour guide will pick you up at the office (28/13 Bui Vien Street, Pham Ngu Lao Ward, District 1) to begin the SAIGON TOUR – AFTERNOON | Museum – Notre Dame Cathedral – Post Office – Nha Rong Wharf (Half-Day).

Starting the tour, the vehicle and tour guide will take you to the War Remnants Museum – one of the famous historical sites in Saigon. The War Remnants Museum is a place for researching, collecting, storing, preserving, and displaying documents, images, and artifacts about the wars in Vietnam.

Here, you will "travel back in time" to the glorious days, seeing firsthand historical artifacts from the war era such as airplanes, tanks, and artillery... Over 20,000 documents and artifacts are stored, all of which will help you have moments of reflection and feel more proud of the fighting spirit of our people in regaining national independence.

Leaving the War Remnants Museum, you will move on to visit Notre Dame Cathedral – one of the four Basilicas in Vietnam. Considered one of the must-see tourist destinations when visiting Saigon, Notre Dame Cathedral is a Catholic architectural masterpiece that began construction in 1877.

While visiting, you will be able to admire the unique architectural details in the ancient Gothic style, observe the vast cathedral with a length of 93m, and admire the twin bell towers 57m high. In particular, within the church grounds, visitors can see the 4.6-meter-tall, 8-ton statue of Our Lady of Peace, made of white Italian marble.

Continuing the journey, from Notre Dame Cathedral, visitors can travel about 30 meters to visit the Central Post Office. Built by the French between 1886 and 1891, this building boasts a distinctly European architectural style.

Attracting thousands of tourists every year, the Central Post Office stands out with its eye-catching yellow color and delicate, refined decorative details. As one of Saigon's iconic landmarks, a stop here allows visitors to take souvenir photos and admire the building's architectural beauty.

Leaving the Central Post Office, the vehicle and guide will take you on a sightseeing tour of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee building – one of the classic architectural works in Saigon, built from 1898 to 1909. From afar, you will see a building that blends many European architectural styles, incredibly magnificent and sophisticated.

Continuing the journey, you will travel to Nha Rong Wharf to visit the Ho Chi Minh Museum. This is one of the most famous historical landmarks in Saigon.

Considered "the place where Uncle Ho's footsteps are imprinted," this building was started in 1863 in the Western architectural style. Currently, Nha Rong Wharf is one of the branches of the system of museums and memorials dedicated to President Ho Chi Minh nationwide. Here, you will learn about the life and journey of the great Vietnamese leader in his quest to save the country.

Note: The Dragon House Pier is closed every Monday.

  • AFTERNOON: END OF TOUR 

17:00 – 17:30 PM: The vehicle will take you back to the office, ending the SAIGON TOUR – AFTERNOON | Museum – Notre Dame Cathedral – Post Office – Nha Rong Wharf (Half Day). We bids farewell and looks forward to seeing you again on other exciting journeys.

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  • Luggage Info:
    Each passenger is allowed to bring:
    - 1 luggage/suitcase (under 16 inches (44x32x22cm)
    - 1 small bag (backpack and handbook)
    - In case passengers carry luggage that is not by the regulations (larger, bulkier) or carry second luggage, the garage will surcharge VND75,000/luggage

Purchase Notice

[CHILD POLICY]

  • Children aged 6 – 8 years: Charged at child ticket rate. 
  • Children aged 9 years and above: Charged as adult ticket. Note: A child under 6 years old traveling with only 1 adult will be required to purchase a child ticket.


[LUGGAGE REGULATIONS]

  • Each passenger is allowed to bring along

+ 01 luggage/suitcase (under 16 inches ~ 44x32x22cm)

+ 1 small bag (backpack, handbag)

  • In case the passenger carries luggage that does not comply with regulations (bigger than the standard size, more bulky, etc.) or brings a second or more luggage, the bus company will charge an additional fee of 75,000 VND/luggage.

Reminders

  • A minimum of 5 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 1 day(s) before the departure date

  • Please note that this is a Shared Tour and you will travel with other passengers

  • Please arrive at designated location 30 mins prior to departure, as tour will depart on time

  • It is recommended to bring hats, raincoats, personal medication, sneakers and an extra pair of flip flop for the tour

  • For any dietary requirements, please note in your booking so we can prepare the suitable food option for you

  • Photos of food items are just for reference and you might not have the exact dishes on travel date. Based on group size, dietary requirements and the seasonality, we will arrange the menu accordingly

FAQ

1. How much time is typically needed to explore the War Remnants Museum effectively?

Visitors typically spend 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the War Remnants Museum to fully appreciate its extensive exhibits. This allows ample time to view the wartime artifacts, photographs, and detailed displays, including the outdoor collection of tanks, aircraft, and artillery pieces.

2. What is the recommended dress code for visiting the War Remnants Museum?

It is recommended to dress respectfully when visiting the War Remnants Museum, as it is a site of solemn historical significance. Modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees is generally preferred to show appropriate reverence for the exhibits and the war's impact.

3. What historical events and exhibits can visitors expect to see at the War Remnants Museum?

The War Remnants Museum showcases artifacts, photographs, and vehicles from the Vietnam War, known locally as the American War. Exhibits include historical documents, personal accounts of the war's impact on civilians, and displays of tanks, aircraft, and artillery. It provides a powerful and often graphic perspective on the conflict and its aftermath.

4. What are the general admission details for entering the War Remnants Museum?

Admission to the War Remnants Museum generally requires a ticket, which can be purchased directly at the museum entrance. For convenience and a streamlined experience, visitors can also secure their entry as part of a pre-arranged tour package through KKday, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free visit.

5. What are the key architectural features and historical significance of Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon?

Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon is celebrated for its stunning French colonial architecture, constructed with materials imported from France, including its iconic red bricks and twin bell towers. While the interior may sometimes be under renovation or restricted, its exterior remains a beautiful and significant historical landmark in Ho Chi Minh City, reflecting a blend of European design and Vietnamese history.

6. What is the historical importance of Nha Rong Wharf in Ho Chi Minh City?

Nha Rong Wharf holds significant historical importance as the departure point of President Ho Chi Minh in 1911. It marks the beginning of his journey abroad to seek national independence for Vietnam. Today, it stands as the Ho Chi Minh Museum, symbolizing a pivotal moment in Vietnamese revolutionary history along the Saigon River.

7. How does a typical Saigon afternoon tour manage transportation between landmarks like the War Remnants Museum and Notre Dame Cathedral?

A well-organized Saigon afternoon tour typically includes comfortable, air-conditioned transportation, such as a private car or van. This service allows for seamless transfers between landmarks like the War Remnants Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, and other sites, optimizing time and convenience for visitors without the need to navigate local public transport or taxis independently.

8. What unique architectural elements make the Saigon Central Post Office a notable landmark to visit?

The Saigon Central Post Office is renowned for its grand French colonial architecture, often attributed to Gustave Eiffel. Its unique elements include a vast, elegantly arched main hall, ornate telephone booths, and large historical maps of Saigon painted on its walls. It functions as a postal service while also serving as a popular tourist attraction for its beautiful design and historical ambiance.

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