Groups of domestic and international tourists flocked to visit the Independence Palace.
The Independence Palace is 4,500 m2 wide, 26 m high, 20,000 m2 usable area, and is the workplace of the president and cabinet of the Republic of Vietnam government. On April 30, 1975, the Palace was the place where power was transferred to the Revolutionary government, ending the war and unifying the country.
In 1976, the project was recognized as a Special National Monument, a famous historical site, attracting many tourists, especially every April 30.
Groups of domestic and international tourists flocked to visit the Independence Palace.
The Independence Palace is 4,500 m2 wide, 26 m high, 20,000 m2 usable area, and is the workplace of the president and cabinet of the Republic of Vietnam government. On April 30, 1975, the Palace was the place where power was transferred to the Revolutionary government, ending the war and unifying the country.
In 1976, the project was recognized as a Special National Monument, a famous historical site, attracting many tourists, especially every April 30.