Reunification Palace, that formerly known as Independence Palace, was the home and workplace of the President of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. It was the site of the end of the Vietnam War during the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975, when a North Vietnamese Army tank crashed through its gates.
Outside the Building
For me, the building structure is more like a school instead of a Palace.
Personally think that I snapped this at a magnificent angle.
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For me, the building structure is more like a school instead of a Palace.
Personally think that I snapped this at a magnificent angle. >.<
3 silly posing
Oppa Gangnam Style in front of a tank
Inside the building
We didn’t have tour guide with us while we were visiting the Palace.
So, for me the Reunification Palace have banquet room, meeting room
and then more room, room,and rooms.
and then more room, room,and rooms.
A mini garden inside the building.
Theatre room.
There is a Huey helicopter on the roof.The two red spots are where the bombs were
dropped by a South Vietnamese fighter pilot,
in his failed attempt to kill the first President Diem.
A random picture taken from the highest floor.
War room underneath the Palace
As I forementioned, Reunification Palace is also the working place of the President during the Vietnam War.
The best place to build the command centre during the war is definitely be the basement.
The best place to build the command centre during the war is definitely be the basement.
The bedroom that use by the President during the war.
The workstation and communication centre
Details of Reunification Palace
Entrance fee: 15000 dong.
Open from 7.30 am-11 am and 1.00-4.00 pm
Entrance fee: 15000 dong.
Open from 7.30 am-11 am and 1.00-4.00 pm
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