The Independence Palace is a must-visit attraction during the April 30th holiday, as it marks the historic event of the complete liberation of the South and the reunification of the country. Gen Z, visiting the Independence Palace, will not only have the opportunity to listen to historical stories but also explore the architecture of the nearly 60-year-old building, which harmoniously blends Western and East Asian influences.
The Independence Palace stands as a historical witness, evoking the glorious pages of the nation’s history and serving as an impressive “red address” for Gen Z. Photos: Luan Nguyen, Shinofoto
If you’re into film photography, the Independence Palace is also a familiar check-in spot, as every shot captures a beautiful memory.
A series of photos at the Independence Palace will surely impress the “citizens” of Threads City. Photos: Vo Thuat, Trong Nhan, Trong Doan.
– Address: 135 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
– Opening hours: 8 AM – 5 PM daily.
– Ticket price: VND 65,000/adult, VND 15,000/child.
Ho Chi Minh City History Museum – A Journey Back in Time
Located within the premises of Thao Cam Vien, the Ho Chi Minh City History Museum is currently one of the “hot hit” destinations for Gen Z.
The museum is renowned for its unique exhibition space, housing thousands of priceless artifacts from the Hung King era to modern times. After a recent rebranding and enhancement of its visitor experience, the museum has upgraded its exhibition areas with lighting systems, interactive models, and bilingual information panels, making it more accessible to visitors.
Why not visit the History Museum with your family during this holiday season?
The History Museum houses numerous ancient artifacts dating back to the Hung Vuong period. Photo: Ho Chi Minh City History Museum.
When visiting this over-100-year-old museum, you can purchase souvenirs designed and sold by the museum, which are especially appealing to Gen Z.
The range of products is sure to captivate Gen Z. Photo: Ho Chi Minh City History Museum.
– Address: 2 Nguyen Binh Khiem, Ben Nghe Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
– Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 8 AM – 11:30 AM and 1 PM – 5 PM (closed on Mondays)
– Ticket price: VND 30,000/turn (with special discounts for certain groups)
Cu Chi Tunnels – “The Sun in the Dark”
Located about 70km from Ho Chi Minh City, the Cu Chi Tunnels are always a “red address” attracting domestic and foreign tourists. This unique relic consists of a complex tunnel system stretching about 250km underground, entirely built by hand with simple tools and based on traditional knowledge and folk experience during the war.
At the Cu Chi Tunnels, Gen Z can listen to historical stories and directly experience the underground tunnel system. Photo: @saigonrend
In addition to visiting the site, Gen Z can also watch the movie “The Sun in the Dark,” directed by Bui Thac Chuyen, which will be released in April 2025, to better understand the challenging fighting period of our soldiers and people.
The movie is expected to move audiences to tears as it narrates the arduous struggles of the soldiers in the tunnels.
– Address: Duong Tinh lo 15, Ap Phu Hiep, Xa Phu My Hung, Cu Chi District, Ho Chi Minh City
– Opening hours: 7 AM – 5 PM daily, including Sundays and holidays.
– Ticket price:
+ Adults: VND 35,000/person (for Vietnamese), VND 70,000/person (for foreigners)
+ Children from 7 to 16 years old and students: 50% discount on adult ticket price
+ Disabled people, children under 7 years old, armed forces, elderly people, people with meritorious services to the revolution, and poor households: Free admission
The Saigon Underground Hideout: Preserved for Over Half a Century.
The Saigon Underground Museum in District 3 offers an immersive glimpse into the war era. Visitors can descend into the tunnels, once used to conceal soldiers and store weapons, offering a unique and authentic experience of the war years. This, coupled with the Cu Chi Tunnels, provides a fascinating insight into the secretive underground world of the Saigon resistance.
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