[Business hours] If you want to transfer to the Central Post Office, you should pay attention to the business hours, from 7:30 a.m. to 19:30 p.m. The Central Post Office of Ho Chi Minh City was built at the end of the nineteenth century. It was designed by French architects. The hall was decorated with gorgeous decoration and classical flavor. On both sides of the hall were business counters, and in the middle were circular benches from outside to inside. There was a map of Vietnam on both sides of the hall. It was said that it was hand-painted by French geographers at that time. The dome, circular window, magnificent chandelier and flower-shaped ceiling. Wall lamps, electric fans and so on, all permeate the style of Gothic architecture. The Central Post Office is still in use today, allowing people to take photos as much as they like, or to sit there and stare at everything in the hall. The telephone booth under the map can make international calls. The telephone booth is very beautiful and is a good place for taking photos. [Postcards] When you come to the post office, one of the most important things is to ask your friends and yourself to send a postcard, but worry about how to write the address? In fact, it is not necessary to translate Chinese addresses into English when sending letters abroad. You just write to XX CITY, CHINA (to XX City of China) on your head, and then write the address clearly in Chinese. Postcards should not be bought at the counter in the post office lobby, where they are almost all left over. You can buy them in advance or send them to the souvenir shop in the post office, where there are many beautiful films. The same price as in the lobby, 5000 VND/sheet, 11 000 VND/sheet for postage. If you want to save 0.5W postcards, there is a showcase for MISS VIETNAM perfume in the post office hall, where there are free postcards, though they are meant to promote their perfume series, but postcards are also beautiful, very distinctive, with a souvenir.