Being a pilot, cruising on a river, touring the cave or seeing the city from Landmark 81 SkyView is a different experience of the southern city.
From November, tourists arriving in HCMC can experience flying from a simulated cockpit. With a fee of about 4.3 million dong, customers will be able to “control” the Airbus A320 aircraft through the terrains in different weather conditions, a feeling of promise to 96%. Photo: Phi Nhat
A traveler practicing taking off and landing on a runway with an Airbus A320. Photo: Phi Nhat
With 1,000 km of rivers, canals, canals, river traffic in Ho Chi Minh City is very developed. You can experience the Bach Dang – Linh Dong river bus service with a ticket price of 15,000 VND, regardless of the long or short route. The train ride time from the start to the last point is about 50 minutes, and the arrival time is three minutes. The bus will pick up and drop off passengers at 5 stations. Photo: Huu Nghi
Dinner on a cruise is an experience not to be missed. River excursion services have prices ranging from 100,000 VND to 270,000 VND per person, including drinks, or both traveling and dinner on a yacht with the price of about 700,000 VND per person. Photo: Huynh Bao
Do Phu Coffee Shop – Dai Han broken rice shop (113a Dang Dung, Tan Dinh ward, district 1) is one of the relics of Saigon commandos. In the past, the house was both a business place for a restaurant, a coffee shop and a place to store and transfer letters, confidential documents, gold coins, Western medicine … to the war zone. Photo: Quynh Tran
Mr. Tran Vu Binh, the son of the late Saigon commando soldier, the hero of the People’s Armed Forces Tran Van Lai, said that each soldier in command had to have an elite combat skill level and were well trained. to fight the element of surprise in the heart of the city; moderately there are other civilian skills that ensure the criterion of 3 “professionalization – massization – publicization”. Therefore, the base that is built must also be secure and ensure daily civil activities. Photo: Nguyen Nam
Landmark 81 building, located in Tan Cang, Binh Thanh district, along the Saigon River holds the record for the tallest building in Southeast Asia. The building has 81 floors, total height 461.3 m. Photo: Huu Nghi
Visitors experience the virtual reality game “Top of Vietnam” – skydiving from the top of Landmark 81. Photo: Bao Chi
Landmark 81 SkyView is open from 8:30 to 16:00 on weekdays with a ticket price of 300,000 VND per adult, 50% off for children. Particularly Saturday, Sunday and Tet holidays, the ticket price is 500,000 VND per adult. Photo: Bao Chi
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