Ho Chi Minh Central Post Office..

It is one of the representative buildings of Ho Chi Minh City, a work of Gustave Eiffel who built the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It was built between 1886 and 1891, and it combines Gothic and Renaissance styles with French flair. The high arched ceilings and tiled floors inside give the impression of being in a train station somewhere in Europe. There are also small attractions such as the telephone booths that retain their original appearance, a telegraph network map extending to Cambodia, and a photo of Ho Chi Minh hanging at the front, and they also handle various postal services and currency exchange, as well as sell souvenirs. Along with the cathedral, it is a major architectural work of Ho Chi Minh's modern history.