Young people dressed in traditional ao dai to "check-in" at the Independence Palace on April 30th.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - During the April 30th - May 1st holiday, many young people took the opportunity to visit the Independence Palace during the 5-day holiday. Many young women chose to wear traditional ao dai or ao ba ba with checkered scarves to take photos and have fun.

During the April 30th holiday, many people flocked to the Independence Palace to visit and take photos. During these days, the Independence Palace is one of the most popular tourist attractions for both domestic and international visitors. Chi Na (20 years old) shared this sentiment. Na and her sister arrived at the Independence Palace early, taking advantage of the opportunity to take photos and explore to avoid the hot weather.

Independence Palace is an ideal destination for tourists and young people who love historical corners.

Thi Tien (19 years old) said this is her first time celebrating the April 30th - May 1st holiday in Ho Chi Minh City. Tien woke up early at 6 a.m., put on her high school ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress), and brought her favorite book to take photos at the Independence Palace. Tien said: "On this holiday, I wanted to take a meaningful set of photos. That's why I chose a white ao dai."

Besides wearing traditional costumes, many young people also prepare accessories to make their photos more lively.

Independence Palace is one of the places young people choose to visit during holidays. They say that, in addition to it being a meaningful tourist destination, they also want to express their deep gratitude and appreciation to the heroes of the country.

The lush green lawn in front of the Independence Palace, with the panoramic view of the Palace behind it, are favorite and familiar scenes that every visitor wants to photograph as a souvenir.

Nguyen Thi Yen Nhi (23 years old) chose to wear a traditional Vietnamese blouse and checkered scarf for a video she posted on social media. "I found the image of Southern Vietnamese women wearing blouses and checkered scarves familiar, so I wanted to wear this outfit when visiting historical sites," Yen Nhi said.

Thao Hieu (21 years old) and Duc (28 years old) took commemorative photos at the Independence Palace on the occasion of April 30th. "Because of our busy work schedules, we had to arrange it last week, rushing from Binh Duong to Ho Chi Minh City to take a set of photos," Thao Hieu shared.

Hoang (26 years old) is a soldier serving in Brigade 434. Taking advantage of the holiday, Hoang brought his girlfriend to the Independence Palace to take commemorative photos.

Minh Châu (16 years old) also chose a white ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) and a checkered scarf for her visit to the historical site. "When visiting historical sites, especially on important days like the April 30th holiday, I want to wear a traditional outfit that has meaning. So I decided to choose an ao dai and a checkered scarf for today's visit."

Independence Palace is one of the must-see destinations when visiting Ho Chi Minh City. Located in the heart of the city, the Palace boasts a unique blend of ancient and modern architectural styles. Its significant historical importance and impressive appearance make it a popular tourist attraction in Ho Chi Minh City, always bustling with visitors.

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