The Central Post Office of Ho Chi Minh City, a light pink building, looks very beautiful at first glance. Built in France from 1886 to 1891, it was officially opened in 1892, when Vietnam was part of the French Indochina, the first post office in Vietnam during the French colonial period. Today, it still retains the function of the post office, but it is more like an attraction. There are ancient telephone booths on both sides of the entrance, coupled with classical large ceiling fans and European-style floor tiles. The beautiful French dome has a typical French style and the hall is hung deep. Portrait of Ho Chi Minh, the leader of the Vietnamese people. Exquisite parquet tiles, turquoise and crimson radiating beams and columns are very classical. You can also buy a variety of souvenirs, as well as Miss Saigon perfume. You can also buy a few postcards, share your feelings with friends, and remind yourself after years of forgetting that you have had happiness.