Ever wanted to spontaneously book a tour on the same day you take it? This short walking tour will have you visiting the historical landmarks known as the War Remnants Museum and the Reunification or Independence Palace in just two hours! This is perfect if you only have a couple of hours to spare. You can also choose from multiple start times for a time that suits you. Want to learn about the history of Vietnam and the impact the Vietnam War had on the Vietnamese? The War Remnants Museum and the Independence Palace are two significant structures that tell a comprehensive side of history from the Vietnamese perspective. Spend an hour in the War Remnants Museum and walk through the numerous exhibits that contextualize the varied war atrocities. Then you’ll head over to the Independence Palace, a landmark government building that is associated with the fall of Saigon in 1975. Go on a guided tour with a friendly and knowledgeable guide who will help you explore these two historic spots in Ho Chi Minh. Understand the Vietnamese perspective on the Vietnam War as you wander through the deeply moving yet grisly exhibits in the War Remnants Museum and marvel at the interiors and structure of the Independence Palace.

Your small group (maximum 12 Passengers) Saigon food tour kicks off with some authentic local appetizers such as chao muc (a dry squid porridge) and xa xui (Cantonese barbecued pork). Learn how Chinese food has been integrated into Vietnamese cuisine as you inhale the spicy flavors of the street stalls and watch local life unfold before your eyes in the heart of Saigon. Your immersion into local life continues as you make your way to the corner of Nguyen Cong Tru and Calmette for a unique street food called banh bo banh tieu, which recalls memories of many Saigonese childhoods. It wouldn’t be a true local experience without enjoying coffee the way Saigonese coffee aficionados do on a daily basis. Head to a popular local hem of Saigon to enjoy a cup. Experience the local style of taking your coffee and feel right at home. Next up is another one of the city’s iconic street food dishes: ha cao (Chinese-style dim-sum), bo bia (Saigonese spring roll) and bo cuon mo chai (barbecued beef meatballs). These dishes are some of the most popular and preferred dishes by southerners, and you can find them everywhere, from street stalls to fancy restaurants. What makes them so beloved is that the ingredients are so strikingly simple, yet the tastes and flavors are truly unforgettable . Then head to Bui Vien to pick up a Vietnamese fried banana for dessert, a new version of the traditional version that is popular with locals.

See Ho Chi Minh City at its best from the eyes of a local in just 3 hours. Check out prime landmarks like the Saigon Opera House, Central Post Office, Independence Palace and hear unique insights that only a local would know. Uncover hidden gems and city secrets along the way that will show you an authentic side of the city with the help of a knowledgeable local guide. Fully experience the local flare with an included local treat to make your city tour a complete experience.

Dive into District 6 (Quân 6), Ho Chi Minh City's alternative side. Step away from the tourist trails and follow your local guide on a private tour full of surprises. Check out Ba Chien Hau pagoda, Binh Tay market, local street art, spot architectural gems, and more. See and learn about the unexpected side of Ho Chi Minh City. Let your guide show you hangout spots and historical spots representative of the area.

If there's one thing to be experienced on the streets of Ho Chi Minh City , it's the food . Guided by a local , you'll experience 6 iconic and authentic dishes ( and their excellent food stalls ) , some hailing directly from Vietnam's southern region for a true sense of Saigon. *** Which dishes you will try: 1. Bo La Lot - Beef wrapped in betel leaf 2. Banh Xeo- A giant savory pancake 3. Banh Khot - A small version of pancake . 4. Vietnamese Pizza - grilled rice paper 5. Sugar Cane Juice 6. Bun Bo Hue - A spicy noodle from central Vietnam 7. Local beer and seafood (snails , clams , and scallops ) 8. Coconut Ice Cream . After that, Visiting the biggest wholesale flower market * The menu may change slightly depending on the day and time and availability of local food stalls *** Our tour guide will pick you up at meeting point: Sai Gon Opera House. Free pick up and drop off in center districts 1, 3, 4. For easy pickup, send a message in Whatsapp *** It will be sur-charged 50% by cash for booking on Public Holiday from 02 to 04 September, 2023

Ever wanted to spontaneously book a tour on the same day you take it? This short walking tour will have you exploring the streets of Saigon in search of some of its most authentic and delicious gastronomic delights – in just two hours! This is perfect if you only have a couple of hours to spare. You can also choose from multiple start times for a time that suits you. One of the best ways to experience a country’s culture is through its food. Vietnam plays around with and achieves a delicate balance between a variety of spices and fresh ingredients. Eating in Vietnam is truly a feast for the senses in every possible way – from picking up your food with your hands to smelling the aromatic ingredients in a dish to hearing the crunch when you take a bite and tasting the unique flavor of every dish. In this tour, your friendly foodie guide will take you to some of the best places to get authentic Vietnamese food. You’ll sample dishes such as grilled octopus, grilled beef with lemongrass and cheese, grilled rice pancakes, steamed stuffed snails with pork, and more. What better way to experience Vietnamese cuisine than by walking through the busy streets with a foodie local as your guide?

Ever wanted to spontaneously book a tour on the same day you take it? This short walking tour will have you visiting two culturally significant locations within the heart of Ho Chi Minh City in just two hours! This is perfect if you only have a couple of hours to spare. You can also choose from multiple start times for a time that suits you. The Ben Thanh Market is the second-largest indoor wet market in Ho Chi Minh and is also one of the oldest surviving markets. It is an iconic destination as well as a cultural symbol in the city. It originated in the early 17th century when street vendors would gather by the Saigon River to sell their wares. The market was moved to its current location in 1912 and renovated in 1985. Its name Ben (which is derived from the word harbor) and Thanh (derived from the word citadel) has nearly 1,500 stalls where you can find anything you could possibly need. “The nicest market in Saigon. Lots of stalls and clean! Vendors are helpful and polite. We bought some spices and fresh meat and seafood.” – Atca, China The Museum of History in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam showcases the country's historical and cultural heritage through its impressive collection of artifacts and exhibits. The museum is located in a grand building that was once the National Museum of Vietnam and features displays on Vietnam's prehistoric times, the Dong Son culture, and the country's fight for independence from colonial rule. Understand the country’s rich past and stock up on history and knowledge as you wander around the exhibits. “Superb. I didn't expect very much and could not have been more pleasantly surprised… A wonderful range of exhibits on Vietnamese history and culture that is very much focused on quality rather than quantity. I spent about an hour here and it is probably the best hour I spent in Saigon. Highly recommended..” – Mark, UK Go on a guided tour with a friendly and knowledgeable guide who will help you explore the Ben Thanh Market and the History Museum of Ho Chi Minh. Learn about the history of each site and get a sneak peek into the daily lives of the locals as you stroll around these different areas.

Hop on a motorbike—like the locals—for a deep dive into Saigon’s culture. Following your guide, you’ll see how the city changes across its districts, from the well-to-do District 3 to the downtown vibes of District 10, from flower markets and small alleyways to the War Remnants Museum, the famous city post office, and more. You’ll even stop for coffee, peeking in the secret weapons cellar used during the Vietnam War. What you will do: 1. Notre Dame Cathedral 2. Central Post Office 3. Independent Palace 4. Memorial Monument 5. Weapon Cellar 6. Drinking Filter Coffee 7. Flower Market and Cambodia market 8. Trying a local dish 9. One of the oldest Temples of Chinese folk beliefs Tour guide will take you to above places to show and explain about its history, its stories... from outside. There is not enough time, therefore we will not go inside. *** The kid under 6 years old will share and use services with parents *** Our tour guide will pick you up at meeting point: Sai Gon Opera House. Free pick up and drop off in center districts 1, 3, 4 For easy pickup, send a message in Whatsapp *** It will be sur-charged 50% by cash for booking on Public Holiday from 02 to 04 September