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Cu Chi Tunnels
The over 250-kilometer-long underground tunnel system served the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War as a hideout, field hospital, and supply route, and visitors today can crawl through an expanded section of the narrow passages themselves.
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Reunification Palace
When a North Vietnamese tank broke through the gate of the then-presidential palace on April 30, 1975, the Vietnam War symbolically ended, and the building has since been preserved true to its original 1960s style.
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Rooftop Bars
Numerous bars in the skyscrapers of the modern city center offer a spectacular view over the illuminated skyline and busy traffic of the city, standing in vivid contrast to the historic colonial quarter below.
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Ben Thanh Market
The central, historic market with its distinctive clock tower offers street food, textiles, and souvenirs in a compact space and ranks among the busiest and most traditional trading places in the entire city.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Ho Chi Minh City

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How do I get to Ho Chi Minh City?
Tan Son Nhat Airport is located just about seven kilometers from the center and is served directly by numerous international cities as well as all major Vietnamese cities.
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What are the Cu Chi Tunnels?
The over 250-kilometer-long underground tunnel system served the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War as a hideout, field hospital, and supply route, and visitors today can crawl through an expanded section of the narrow passages themselves.
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What happened at the Reunification Palace in 1975?
When a North Vietnamese tank broke through the gate of the then-presidential palace on April 30, 1975, the Vietnam War symbolically ended, and the building has since been preserved true to its original 1960s style.
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Why are rooftop bars popular in Ho Chi Minh City?
Numerous bars in the skyscrapers of the modern city center offer a spectacular view over the illuminated skyline and busy traffic of the city, standing in vivid contrast to the historic colonial quarter below.