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Joining in the festive atmosphere celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of Southern Vietnam and the reunification of the country (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025), Vietnamese youth are enthusiastically planning trips to explore significant revolutionary sites in Ho Chi Minh City. These journeys are not only an opportunity to learn about the nation's glorious history, but also a chance for the younger generation to relive historical moments and gain a deeper understanding of the value of independence, freedom, and national unity.
The revolutionary landmarks in Ho Chi Minh City are historical witnesses, marking the heroic victories of our army and people in the resistance war against the US to save the country. Visiting these places, young people will hear stories about the heroes who sacrificed their youth and blood to regain independence for the Fatherland.
Independence Palace: A journey to discover the glorious history of the nation.
Independence Palace, an enduring historical symbol of Vietnam, is not just a tourist attraction but also a place that has witnessed momentous historical events of the nation. Especially during the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025), Independence Palace became an unmissable destination, attracting a large number of visitors, particularly Generation Z, who want to learn about and explore the glorious history of their country.
Independence Palace was built with a unique architectural style, possessing immense historical and cultural value.
Independence Palace, also known as the Reunification Hall, is not only a historical monument with impressive architecture, but also a symbol of Vietnam's unity and independence. Visiting Independence Palace, tourists not only have the opportunity to hear about the heroic historical stories, but also to admire the unique architecture of the nearly 60-year-old building, a sophisticated blend of Western and East Asian architectural styles.
The diverse exhibition areas and precious artifacts here will help visitors gain a deeper understanding of the nation's glorious history and feel the spirit of unity of the Vietnamese people.
In the heart of glamorous Saigon, this place is a symbol of national sovereignty and the journey of our people in unifying the two regions.
Ho Chi Minh City History Museum: Discover Saigon - Gia Dinh through vivid exhibits.
Nestled within the lush greenery of the Saigon Zoo, the Ho Chi Minh City History Museum is not only a familiar destination for city residents but also a "phenomenon" attracting a large number of Gen Z youth. It's not just an ordinary museum; it's a gateway to time, taking visitors back in time to discover the glorious milestones of Saigon - Gia Dinh.
The Ho Chi Minh City History Museum commemorates glorious periods throughout history.
Known for its unique exhibition spaces and valuable collection of artifacts, the Ho Chi Minh City History Museum has undergone a spectacular transformation, becoming more attractive and accessible to the younger generation. A new, modern, and youthful brand identity, along with upgraded exhibition areas featuring professional lighting systems, vibrant interactive models, and bilingual information boards, has created a completely new experiential space.
This place has now undergone a youthful transformation, making it more suitable for young people.
Many products targeting Gen Z are unique and innovative.
Stepping into the museum, visitors will be immersed in a colorful world of history, where stories of the past are told vividly and engagingly. From archaeological artifacts dating back to the Hung Kings era to historical evidence of resistance wars against foreign invaders, everything is displayed scientifically and systematically, making it easy for visitors to access and better understand the history of the city and the country.
The stories are told in a youthful way.
Through its innovative and creative efforts, the Ho Chi Minh City History Museum is gradually asserting its position as an attractive cultural destination, not only for the younger generation, but also for all those who love Vietnamese history and culture.
Cu Chi Tunnels, a wonder underground, a symbol of Vietnamese indomitable spirit.
Located approximately 70 km from the center of Ho Chi Minh City, the Cu Chi Tunnels are not only a historical site but also a unique architectural marvel, a symbol of the indomitable will and creative spirit of the Vietnamese people during the resistance war against the US. It remains a popular destination attracting numerous domestic and international tourists who wish to learn about a glorious part of the nation's history.
Cu Chi Tunnels, a historical underground base that amazed the world.
The Cu Chi Tunnels are a complex underground tunnel system, stretching approximately 250 km, hidden beneath the earth. This system was built entirely by human labor, using rudimentary tools and relying on traditional experience and folk knowledge in the context of fierce warfare. It is a testament to the extraordinary creativity and adaptability of the Vietnamese people, transforming the earth into an impregnable fortress.
Today, the historical site organizes many meaningful activities for visitors to enjoy.
Visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels, tourists will witness firsthand the magnificent structures, the winding tunnels, the secret rooms, the ventilation shafts... All were built scientifically and systematically, demonstrating the intelligence and ingenuity of the Cu Chi soldiers.
More than just a historical site, the Cu Chi Tunnels are a living museum, preserving stories of the lives and struggles of our soldiers and people during the war years. Visitors will hear moving stories about the courage, sacrifice, and solidarity of the people of Cu Chi.
Director Bui Thac Chuyen's work recreates a brutal picture, steeped in the smell of gunpowder smoke, to offer the younger generation a glimpse into the "iron fortress" and, on behalf of the youth, to answer the question: "Is peace beautiful?"
To gain a deeper understanding of the arduous period of struggle endured by our army and people, visitors can combine a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels with watching the film "Cuu Chi Tunnels: The Sun in the Darkness" by director Bui Thac Chuyen, scheduled for release in April 2025. The film promises to offer viewers authentic and moving footage of the lives and struggles of the Cu Chi soldiers underground.
Exploring revolutionary sites is not just a tourist trip, but also a journey back to our roots, a journey for the younger generation to better understand the glorious past of the nation, to cherish the values of peace and independence, and to gain more motivation to build a bright future for the country.
