Learn how the bunker was constructed, how it was used, and how it remained concealed throughout the conflict. This site provides a concrete example of urban wartime infrastructure, which is not typically included in standard walking tours.

Next, visit a local residence in the district. There, your guide will provide historical context and explain how the events of the time affected daily life in the city.

The tour then continues on foot to nearby historical sites of interest. You’ll pause at the intersection associated with the 1963 Buddhist demonstration and learn about the factual historical context.

Pass by the Archbishop’s Residence before heading to the War Museum, where your guide will provide information about the building’s exterior. You can choose to enter on your own after the tour (entrance ticket not included).

Conclude your excursion at the Reunification Palace, the historic site where, in April 1975, major events took place that marked the end of the Vietnam War. Today, it remains one of the city’s most important historical landmarks.