Reunification Palace is a famous tourist attraction in Ho Chi Minh City. As the home and workplace of the different Presidents of South Vietnam, it witnessed every ups and downs happening to the Sai Gon Government until the regime was officially collapsed in April 30, 1975.

Not only is the palace well known for historic value but it is also famed for unique architectural features. Located in a block of 62 hectares and surrounded by immense lawns and trees in its gardens, the building designed by architect Ngo Viet Thu is the perfect blend of traditional and modern architecture with 3 storeys containing more than 100 rooms, each of which is designed differently depending on its function including meeting room, presidential office, living quarters of the president's family, underground war rooms, etc. Tourists will be explained about the decoration, history as well as significance related to such rooms by guides while visiting. Besides, tourists can also view and take photos with fighter planes, tanks outside the main building.

As an important historic vestige in Vietnam, Reunification Palace has attracted many domestic and foreign tourists every year.