Independent Palace

The Independence Palace located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, marks the historic event of April 30, 1975 – Vietnam's national reunification. Formerly, it served as the workplace of the President of the Republic of Vietnam. Today, it is a famous tourist attraction. Visitors come to explore and understand Vietnam’s modern history.

Designed by architect Ngo Viet Thu, the palace reflects traditional Eastern philosophy. The building features modern architecture, open spaces, and harmonious gardens. Every detail carries symbolic meanings rooted in feng shui. It's a popular site for sightseeing and photography.

Inside, the palace preserves original furnishings, documents, and rooms. Visitors can explore the basement, meeting rooms, main halls, and the former president’s living quarters. The space offers a vivid glimpse into a pivotal era of Vietnamese history.

In 2009, the Independence Palace was recognized as a Special National Historical Site. It stands as a symbol of peace and national sovereignty. Open daily, it attracts both domestic and international tourists