Historical reminders of Vietnam's past are visibly apparent and provide a striking backdrop to the rapid transformation of Vietnam today. In Ho Chi Minh City charming colonial buildings, many renovated to their former glory - stand in stately repose in vivid colors of yellow and green along wide, tree-lined boulevards. The largest city in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City is an industrial, commercial and culture center. The city's international airport and large port ensure its position as Vietnam's tourist's hub.

While there is a wealth of opportunity interesting to the visitor, exploring the markets is considered one of the most entertaining ways to enjoy the city. The Ben Thanh Market, the Binh Tay Market in China Town always promise visitors hours of interesting browsing and shopping. Travelers interested in Asian art and objects d'art can explore the city's numerous art galleries and antique shops, while those looking for interesting keepsakes will find the abundance of shop filled with traditional Vietnamese items, as well as modern-day goods. Historical attractions provide a wealth of opportunities to learn about this country's ancient realm. Reunification Hall, The National Museum, The War Crime Museum, the Old Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral, City Hall, China Town and numerous pagodas and temples are the must-see places during your stay in Ho Chi Minh City.

Saigon is also the starting point for tours outside the city including Cu Chi Tunnels, Tay Ninh and the Cao Dai Holy See Temple, Vung Tau, the Mekong Delta, Dalat, Phan Thiet & Nha Trang.

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