[Girls' trip to Vietnam] A trip to learn about Vietnam's turbulent history! Let's go to the Reunification Palace!

A famous spot in Ho Chi Minh! Introducing the tourist spot "Reunification Palace" worth visiting! ⭐️What is Reunification Palace? The Reunification Palace (Dinh Thống Nhất) in Ho Chi Minh City is one of Vietnam's historical buildings and was used as the presidential palace of the former South Vietnamese government. It is also officially called the "Palace of the President". The building was completed in 1966 and was built for South Vietnamese President Ngô Dinh Diem. It is particularly famous for the event that symbolized the end of the Vietnam War on April 30, 1975. During the fall of Saigon, North Vietnamese troops entered this presidential palace and Duong Van Minh, the last president of the South Vietnamese government, surrendered, so the Reunification Palace became a place that symbolized the unification of Vietnam. The building was later named Reunification Palace and is now open to the public as a museum. It has a distinctive structure that combines traditional Vietnamese design with modern architectural styles, and is particularly impressive for its large rooftop garden, luxurious interior decorations, and lavish decorations in each room. The building is large, spanning five floors, and includes conference rooms, bedrooms, reception rooms, and even an air raid shelter. Today, the Reunification Palace can be visited as a tourist attraction, and is a very important place, especially for those interested in the Vietnam War and the unification of North and South Korea. In addition, the furniture and decorations from that time are preserved inside the building, allowing you to feel the atmosphere of that era. The Reunification Palace is one of the main tourist attractions in Ho Chi Minh City, and is a valuable spot for tourists to experience the history of Vietnam. Be sure to visit it when you are sightseeing in Ho Chi Minh City! #Overseas Travel Strategy