The Central Post Office in Ho Chi Minh City was designed by a French architect. A very small number of post offices can be classified as attractions, and the Central Post Office is such a French architectural attraction that almost every visitor will visit. It was built and built to the end of the 19th century, allowing people to take pictures, or to sit in the daze or watch everything in the hall. The interior of the hall is gorgeous, with domes, round windows, gorgeous chandeliers and flower wall lamps. At the end of the hall, there is a huge portrait of Ho Chi Minh hanging in the middle of the wall. He looks down at the crowds of tourists in a kindly way. The photo with the grandfather of Ho Chi Minh has also become the first choice for many tourists.