The War Remnants Museum (Vietnamese: Bảo tàng chứng tích chiến tranh) is a war museum at 28 Vo Van Tan, in District 3, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam.

It's really worth visiting!

• HOW TO GET THERE: After finishing Cu Chi tour, we were dropped off the Museum (You can ask guide if your location is in center)
• You can walk from Reunification Palace to the museum (around 600m). Or take the buses on numbers # 14, #28, #06.
• If you want to film, photograph taken must present documentation of referral agencies at the front desk.
• If you need to write feelings, suggestions please write to book reservations at the front desk and placed in the gallery
• The Museum closes from 12.00 - 13.00

Notre Dame Cathedral is the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Ho Chi Minh City. This place is also one of the largest Catholic church in Vietnam

The most beautiful Church in Ho Chi Minh city.

• HOW TO GET THERE: From the Museum, we walk to the Notre Dame Catheral. It was around 10 mins. You can go to here by bus number 35 what still drive around in the citycenter, to begin by Pham Gnu Lao bus station going via all kind of streets to there.
• As i was introduced by local friends: English-speaking staff dispense tourist information from 9am to 11am Monday to Saturday. If the front gates are locked, try the door on the side of the building that faces Reunification Palace
• Be respectful when a service is taking place and never take photographs of worshipers.
• You just need 15-25 minutes to visit this place but i spent more time to enjoy local life around here (i did not go inside cause it closes at 4pm). Taking a Coffee Bet or having some snacks are so interesting.

Saigon Central Post Office is a post office in the downtown Ho Chi Minh City, near Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica, the city's main church.

• HOW TO GET THERE: It's nearby with the Church, we just walked. You can easily find the instruction.
• There are souvernir shops where you can buy some gift for friends. You can buy postcards in the post office and send them to your friends as a kind of souvenir.
• Traffic in this area, like most areas in Ho Chi Minh City, is heavy and chaotic, so be careful crossing the street here.

Water puppet show upholds the culture, the traditions of this country and is acted like normal human beings by the well-trained artists.

“Water Puppetry tells the history of Viet Nam”

• HOW TO GET THERE: We walked around 10 mins after the local restaurant.
• 50 minutes/show with no intermission Daytime performances by special arrangement
• And the seating can be a little uncomfortable because of the relatively small seats and the distance to the stage. But at least the show is reasonably affordable and lasts less than an hour. So, come early to get a seat nearer the front and remember that this show's entertained generations of local Vietnamese.
• Do bring in the pamphlet from just outside the theater; It briefly explains what each scene is about, and thus you will be less confused.

Dong Khoi Street belongs to District 1- a luxuriant central urban district. It is over 600 meters long and starts from the crossroad with Nguyen Du Street

It’s one of the must-go street when you are in Saigon. It was so lovely street, right in the center. many restaurants and cafe

• HOW TO GET THERE: After the show, we took a taxi to Dong Khoi Street. It was easy to find taxi around this area.
• Keep in mind everything you can buy here is double the price of what it is in Ben Thanh marke
• The best thing about it is that the beautiful buildings and sites are nearby
• The river at the end of Dong Khoi is an interesting area to visit early morning when people practice Tai Chi. In the evening it is also beautiful to watch the river life and dinner cruises
• There are a lot of coffee shops here which you can sit relax and enjoy a cup of good coffee and bakery.