Schedule:

8:00 AM: Take a taxi to District 4, known for its street food paradise.

8:15 AM: Sample Vietnamese-Cambodian noodles with pork and prawns or Vietnamese vermicelli with crab paste and blood pudding.

8:30 AM: Visit Xom Chieu Market, a very local market in District 4.

8:45 AM: Sip a small amount of Vietnamese snake wine.

9:00 AM: Enjoy a Banh Mi (baguette) with roasted pork.

9:30 AM: Refresh with whole-fresh coconut juice.

10:00 AM: Visit the Thien Hau Temple (Lady of the Sea).

10:45 AM: Try making Vietnamese coffee yourself.

11:15 AM: Wander around the local Catholic church.

11:45 AM: Savor Vietnam’s most traditional dish, “PHO,” at a local restaurant.

12:00 PM: End the tour with a dessert (caramel flan cake in an eggshell) and then take a cab back to your hotel.

HIGHLIGHTS:

Destinations:
• District 4, the street food paradise
• Tofu factory
• Vietnamese local market
• Old local narrow alleys
• Thien Hau Pagoda
• One of the oldest churches in Saigon, dating back to 1856
• The street food valley

Food and Drink:
• Tropical fruits
• Fresh coconut and sugarcane juice
• Vietnamese baguette (Banh Mi) with local flavors
• Vietnamese coffee
• Broken rice
• Flan cake in an eggshell

Points of Interest

• Ho Thi Ky Flower Market

• Nguyen Thien Thuat Apartment Buildings

• Complimentary travel insurance provided.
• Free hotel pick-up and drop-off in select districts.
• All-inclusive food and drinks, plus cultural gift.
• Professional guide service included.
• Rain poncho and umbrella available if required.

• Tips and Personal expenses

At the crack of dawn, 8:00 AM precisely, our team of English-speaking drivers will come to get you.

1. We’ll discover the baffling narrative encompassing the Thich Quang Duc monument.
2. Then, we’ll enjoy a cup of coffee at a local shop while checking out the armory that carried the artillery used for the 1968 assault on independence palace.
3. The expedition continues to Ho Chi Minh city’s eldest apartment block followed by a trip down the lanes leading to the largest flower market.
4. Next, we head to district 5 to explore Chinese heritage and pay a visit to ‘Thien Hau’ temple, the ancient temple situated in China town.
5. Our voyage takes us to the oldest church, constructed in 1865 by Father Phillippe, a priest from the Paris Missionaries Association of the Canton diocese.
6. After this, we whisk you off to a floating market to quench your thirst with coconut juice.
7. We then navigate to district 4, also known as Saigon’s smallest district (notorious as the mafia zone) to relish spring roll vermicelli.
8. To wind up the tour, our English-speaking drivers bid you farewell.

• Children under 5 years old must be followed their parent during the tour.
• Passengers weighing over 130 kg, please contact with operator before booking.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.