Top Things to Do in Ho Chi Minh
Uncover foodie gems, hear the hidden stories of slums and find a whole lot of heart in Saigon.
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All Top Things to Do in Ho Chi Minh
Off-beaten Ways to Explore HCMUncover Ho Chi Minh's hidden gems and secret spots
4.8 (18)
|4 hrs
|Up to 9 guests
“We had our best day there in Saigon”
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5.0 (18)
|4 hrs
|Up to 10 guests
“Every aspect of the tour exceeded our expectations.”
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4.8 (18)
|4 hrs
|Up to 9 guests
“their interpretation of city and history is interesting.”
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4.9 (19)
|2.5 hrs
|Up to 10 guests
“Truly eye-opening. Fred has reignited our love for the city.”
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5.0 (9)
|10 hrs
|Up to 10 guests
“An incredibly moving day we will treasure forever”
Yummy Food CrawlsTaste your way through Ho Chi Minh City
5.0 (16)
|3 hrs
|Up to 20 guests
“food that we did not expect & it was so authentic (zero tourists)”
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5.0 (18)
|3.5 hrs
|Up to 30 guests
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5.0 (2)
|4 hrs
|Up to 8 guests
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|4 hrs
|Up to 8 guests
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4.9
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126 reviews
Our group had an amazing time on our food tour. Definitely off the beaten path locations and food. We were the only tourists at each location. Win accounted for our dietary issues and brought us to the most delicious food places.
Carrie
Every city has its bright and dark sides and this activity made it possible zigzagging through HCM traffic on motorbike. The guides were kind to share stories and brought us to see areas visitors don’t actively seek. Stops and refreshments a cool respite in the humid heat.
Py
Adding on the growing list of glowing reviews. Count your lucky stars if managed to score a slot with Miss Nhung.
Came for Cu Chi tunnel, left with round tummy and even fuller heart. Hands down the highlight of HCM trip. Nhung was a great storyteller sharing deep insights of the tunnels and the wars. Nhung’s family home is what one’s dream house is: lush greenery and self-sufficient herbs/fruits and spacious compound.
Nhung and her wonderful family demonstrated true warm Vietnamese hospitality. Couldn’t have ask for more.
Please do yourself a favour: come starving literally for the home-cooked feast and fruits. Don’t think, just book it now!
Py
This tour was fascinating and a lot of fun and so educational! We highly recommend!
Jody and Sam
It was interesting to see a different side of Ho Chi Minh. Most of the biking was in quieter parts, with gardens and farms around us and little traffic. Important to know though that the first (short) part of the trip is on the road with many motorbikes and cars.
Emma
I loved how relaxed and personalised the experience was! My host, Kevin, was warm and friendly, extremely patient with my incessant questions (even those really amateur ones) despite him being of a professional level. Instructions were clear, broken down into easily digestible bite-sized nuggets of wisdom. I particularly loved the little nooks during our walks which I would not have noticed on my own otherwise. I have definitely learnt a lot about my camera and the basics of street photography, both on the technical side of things and how to view the whole photography experience as a meditative one, learning to slow down and observe. I would highly recommend this regardless of your experience level!
Yvonne L.
This was a fantastic trip! I know that leaving at 2:30 doesn’t sound appealing but it was definitely worth it. Everything was timed perfectly! The noodles and cocoa were a great addition to the floating market and the driver, boat diver and especially Ti were wonderful! Breakfast was a highlight. Not just the food but the ingenuity of the meal!
Merryl Kravitz
Great way to see how the locals live on an easy bike ride. Quang our guide was excellent with information along the way.
Well worth doing when visiting Saigon
Malcolm
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