Free Vietnam War Tour Ho Chi Minh City

Step back in time and uncover the powerful stories of the Vietnam War with this Free Tour of Ho Chi Minh City. This guided walk takes you through some of the most significant places linked to the conflict that shaped modern Vietnam. From historical government buildings to sacred memorials and lesser-known wartime shelters, you’ll experience how the city remembers one of the most defining periods in its recent past. With a passionate local guide, you’ll not only learn about major events and battles, but also hear personal stories passed down through families—giving you a more human and nuanced understanding of the war's legacy. If you’re curious about history, politics, or resilience, this tour is a must.

The route includes stops at important sites such as the War Remnants Museum, where graphic exhibits illustrate the brutal realities of war, and the Independence Palace, a symbol of the fall of Saigon in 1975. You’ll also discover hidden bunkers, anti-aircraft shelters, and street-level traces of the past that many tourists miss. As you walk through central Ho Chi Minh City, you’ll see how former battle sites coexist with the rhythm of daily life. Your guide will also explain how the city changed after reunification and how the war continues to shape Vietnamese identity today. The experience goes beyond facts and dates—it's about walking in the footsteps of history.

Whether you're a first-time visitor to Ho Chi Minh City or a history enthusiast, whether you are in a family or a solo trip this tour offers more than a simple walk through the city. It’s a journey through memory, survival, and transformation. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of the Vietnam War’s impact not only on the country, but also on the families, soldiers, and generations who lived through it. With no cost to join, this free walking tour is a respectful, informative, and eye-opening way to connect with Vietnam’s past. Bring your curiosity, your questions, and a sense of reflection—Ho Chi Minh City has many stories to share.