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HCMC – On May 1, the historical landmarks in HCMC, such as the Independence Palace and the War Remnants Museum, have attracted large numbers of local and international visitors during the extended Reunification Day (April 30) – International Labor Day (May 1) holiday.
This year’s five-day holiday, combined with a series of events celebrating the 50th anniversary of national reunification, has turned HCMC into a major travel destination. Festive energy filled the streets, especially around sites of historical and symbolic significance.
Many families, tour groups, and foreign visitors choose to visit these landmarks to learn more about Vietnam’s history.
At the Independence Palace in District 1, long lines begin to form early in the morningSome visitors wait over 40 minutes to purchase admission ticketsThe large number of visitors causes some localized traffic congestion around the Independence Palace, though vehicles are still able to move slowly through the area“My family comes to HCMC every April 30 holiday,” said Mr. Thanh from Ben Tre Province. “I want my grandchildren to learn about our nation’s history and also appreciate the beauty of the city.”Ms. Nguyen, a visitor from northern Vietnam, said her group arrived in HCMC on April 27 to watch the grand military and civilian parade. “I thought the crowds would ease after April 30, but today is just as busy. Despite the long wait, everyone is happy because this place is so iconic,” she added.The War Remnants Museum in District 3 also draws a large number of visitorsVisitors form long queues at the entrance of the museum to purchase ticketsThe museum offers multiple payment options, including cash, QR code scanning, and card swipingMany international tourists also choose this place to learn about Vietnam’s wartime historyA museum staff member notes that the number of visitors is especially high in recent days, with many arriving early in the morning
