International airport of Tan Son Nhat international airport is in the south of Vietnam. It is located just 8 kilometers from the city center.

• Notes: Vietnam is 1 hour behind the Philippines
• Source: http://www.boywander.com/2012/06/vietnam-ho-chi-minh-city-4d3n-itinerary.html

Saigon Opera House is famous for the French colonial architecture era. With its unique and magnificent building you will have great time to watching special show and really value.

• Most famous colonial buildings in Saigon are located next to each others which enables you take a look easier.
• Don't forget to bring camera to take picture, and water, hat...Saigon is pretty hot during noon time.

The Ho Chi Minh Square is bordered by City Hall, the beautiful Rex Hotel and numerous French and Vietnamese restaurants.

• Whether you're traveling solo or with a group of friends, talk to the locals is one of must-do things. It may seem awkward but locals usually approach tourists in the park to practice their English.
• They aren’t the best in English but they acknowledge the need to learn and be good at it.

Ho Chi Minh City Museum contains artefacts, such as weapons, uniforms, medals and old photos, from the period of Communist struggle against the French and the Americans.

• If you have more time and love history, enter this museum. Or just stand outside and take photos.
• When walking, beware of crossing the street! Your stay won’t be complete without doing this. Cross at your own risk, though! Remember: motorists generally avoid you.

Reunification Palace is an architectural work in Ho Chi Minh City. This used to be the largest-scale projects south and the highest construction costs.

• Here's also a Must see. Since you’re there, might as well go for the tour.
• Some locals will approach you to sell coconut which is extremely overpriced (though cute)! Don’t be fooled. Should only be around 15k-20k VND!

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.

• Notes: Don’t visit right after or before eating.
• You can buy crafts from Agent Orange victims at ground floor
• One wouldn't think that souvenirs here are made by the handicapped. Such beautiful craftsmanship! Proceeds go to a good cause—helping the victims of Agent Orange.
• Near War Remnants museum there's a oldest house of Saigon. It’s inside the Archbishop’s office-residence. But you are not able to go in since it’s gated. Can see little house from the gate, though.

Golden Dragon Water Puppet Theater is a traditional Vietnamese form of art. Enjoy the unique performance to explore more a about an awesome Vietnam

• Notes: 5 mins. walk from War Remnants Museum
• There're many shows in a day. But try to buy tickets early to avoid being sold out.
• You can also buy tickets at the Post Office
• Show is not for everyone. Might get bored but if you’re not into traditional culture and arts.