eSIM in Ho Chi Minh City

Restored 1960s presidential palace where Tank 843 crashed through the gate on April 30, 1975. Four floors of preserved furniture and meeting rooms offer a glimpse into Vietnam's recent history.

Gruesome photographs, a simulated tiger cage prison, and US military hardware on display. Difficult but essential historical context about the Vietnam War.

History of the city from pre-history to present, plus Ho Chi Minh's personal items. The building itself is a piece of Soviet-era brutalist architecture.

Fine antiquities collection spanning thousands of years. Water puppet shows are held in the garden on weekends.

A Taoist temple considered by many to be Saigon's finest. Built in 1909 with intricate wood carvings and smoke-filled prayer halls.

French colonial Hôtel de Ville, beautifully floodlit at night. The building is not open to the public but the exterior is a major landmark.

Iconic skyscraper with a helipad and observation deck offering 360-degree views of the city. The Skydeck provides the best panorama in Ho Chi Minh City.

Museum documenting the history of traditional Vietnamese medicine with informative tours. Located in a colonial villa.

Built by Cantonese immigrants and dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess Mazu. Known for its elaborate ornate decoration and incense coils.

Water park with unique water slide experiences including the Space Bowl. Popular with families during the hot summer months.