You will have a real local friend who can speak English and have excellent driving skills with great warming hospitality to show you the truly real full view of different parts; from tourist attractions to local areas, from the wealthy to the hidden slum areas. And you will explore the hidden gems of Saigon

We will drive at least through 5 different districts which are well-known for different highlights.

Dist. 1: Saigon Notre-Dame Cathedral & Central Post Office & Student Bet coffee style park & Nguyen Hue walking street.
• It’s the time for our beautiful French colonial architecture and youth local activities to understand why Saigon is called as a promised land in Vietnam.

Dist. 3: The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument & Saigon oldest buildings & some typical shopping streets and small markets.
• Thich Quang Duc monk is the one who burned himself to death to protest against the persecution of Buddhism during the Vietnamese War (June 1963)
• Dist. 3 is already known as the dreaming area to stay for our middle-class locals with quiet and tranquil atmosphere and some French architecture villas.
• Visit Nguyen Thien Thuat apatment. It is the most dynamic and bustling city in Vietnam. However, the town still hides ancient and rustic values over time, and one of the most outstanding examples is the Nguyen Thien Thuat apartment buildings in District 3.

Dist. 10: Ho Thi Ki Flower market (Saigon biggest flower market):
• If you are a flower lover, make sure you never miss this biggest none-sleep wholesale market. Over there, you can easily immerse yourself in many kinds of tropical or even imported flowers with the most reasonable price in town.

Dist. 5 & 6: Central of China town and temple & the most active shopping streets and typical markets for locals, such as roosters and birds market, fabric market, traditional Chinese medicine market, etc. especially the biggest motorbike accessories market in Saigon. You will visit On Lang Pagoda (also known as Quan Am and Hoi Quan On Lang) which was supposedly the largest Chinese community pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City and currently supports both the Vietnamese and Chinese Buddhist.
• If you are a world traveller, you can easily find out the China town all over the world, then visit Saigon China town to figure out how different and how the Chinese & Vietnamese people live together and trade in Saigon.
Enjoy beef noodles which is one of the most daily common breakfast or lunch of Vietnamese people. Then head to have one of the best coffee in town (Cheo leo Coffee) and have a look at the process how they can made a beautiful coffee like that.

End tour at your accommodation