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Just a short hour's drive from the ancient imperial city of Hue, tucked away on a picturesque stretch of coast, lies one of Vietnam's most surreal and fascinating places: the village of An Bang, respectfully called the „City of Ghosts“ by locals.
The War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City is one of Saigon's most impressive historical sites. Photographs, documents and personal stories provide insights into a moving era and help to better understand Vietnam's history.
Temples and pagodas in Saigon tell a completely different story of the city. Among modern skyscrapers, bustling markets and narrow alleys, centuries-old sanctuaries, Chinese temples and Buddhist pagodas can be found, where Vietnam's spiritual traditions remain alive to this day.
Many of these places are not only architecturally interesting. They are part of the daily lives of the people in Saigon: this is where incense is lit, prayers are said, offerings are laid down and traditional festivals are celebrated.
Those visiting the Củ Chi tunnels near Hồ Chí Minh City can choose between two historical sites. For travellers who value a quieter and more immersive experience, Bến Dược is a particularly interesting alternative to the Bến Đình location, which is closer to Saigon.
Vietnam - A country full of contrasts and fascinating traditions
Majestic natural wonders such as the mighty Son Doong Cave meet vibrant city life and a centuries-old culture. The “Rising Dragon” is a mythical symbol that embodies the unbroken spirit of the country. Whether it's the impressive architecture of the one-pillar pagoda, the unique water doll art or the colorful celebrations for the Tet New Year festival - Vietnam impresses with its diversity.
Let yourself be enchanted by the aromas of the perfume river in Hue, the coffee culture and the vibrant city life. Experience fascinating traditions such as the “marriage market” in Sapa. Vietnam is a gem that captivates visitors with its beauty, history and originality.
Almost two tonnes of weapons were discovered in the well-hidden bunkers of the Saigon commandos from the Vietnam War era, which had previously gone unnoticed. The secret bunkers were skilfully placed in remote locations to conceal their existence from the enemy. But now these historic sites have come to light, revealing a fascinating chapter of the past.
