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The facilities of Tan Son Nhat International Airport include money changers, ATMs, duty-free shops, airport lounges, cafes, information center for visitors, and other various shops.Tan Son Nhat International Airport is the largest airport in Vietnam, serving a large capacity of fifteen to seventeen million flight passengers annually, with eight to ten million passengers from the international terminal of the airport. The airport is located four miles from the center of Ho Chi Minh City.

The Historical City of Ho Chi Minh (Saigon)

Although the city’s official name is Ho Chi Minh City, many still call it Saigon, a name that is reminiscent of its past. Vietnam is known to be a country where the past is seen in harmony with the present. Modern and traditional activities are seen in their liveliest forms in the everyday lives of the people of Vietnam. Saigon is seen with all the pagodas filled with incense, as well as loud motorbikes everywhere in the busy streets filled with vendors and noodle shops. Ho Chi Minh contains ancient pagodas and temples side-by-side with high rise apartment buildings, bars, cafes, and office skyscrapers. The following are some places in Ho Chi Minh that you shouldn’t miss:

1. Jade Emperor Pagoda – known as Chua Ngoc Hoang, this pagoda is considered to be one of the most eye-catching pagodas in modern Saigon. The pagoda was built by the Cantonese in 1909 and shelters contains woodcarvings and statues.
   
   
2. Notre Dame Cathedral – this red brick cathedral is a famous landmark in Ho Chi Minh City, and you will often see locals having their wedding photos taken in front of it.
   
   
3. Ho Chi Minh City Museum – this museum houses numerous artifacts, uniforms, weapons, old photo galleries, and medals dated back during the fight of the Viet Cong against the Americans and French. Exhibits of large military equipment, such as helicopters and tanks used during the war, can be viewed in the museum grounds.