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35 Tours Reviewed
Mekong days can feel scripted fast. This one is planned with a small-group pace, so you cycle through rice fields and orchards, then switch gears to a hands-on cooking session and boat time without feeling like you’re constantly in a…
The Mekong Delta looks best before the sun is fully awake. This full-day trip runs early from Ho Chi Minh City and trades quick photo stops for a slower, more human rhythm: Cai Rang floating market, then a family cooking…
A good meal starts with a lesson. This Ho Chi Minh City cooking class takes you into a local chef’s home for hands-on Vietnamese cooking, not a big tourist kitchen. You’ll learn how to make popular dishes like pho and…
One early morning can change how you cook Vietnamese. This full-day class links the wet market to an organic farm and ends with you making and eating four classic dishes. I like that you learn ingredients before you touch the…
This class feels like a family afternoon. You cook Vietnamese food on Phu Quoc with fresh garden ingredients and a small group vibe, not a factory tour. It’s set up around The Hidden Garden, where the pace stays calm and…
Dinner starts in a real home kitchen. This hands-on Vietnamese cooking class takes place with Tam in her small apartment in Nha Be, Ho Chi Minh City, not in a shiny cooking studio. You’ll learn typical dishes, cook alongside your…
Mekong Delta days can be chaotic. This one stays organized, with an English-speaking guide and a private setup that keeps the day moving without feeling rushed. You’ll see Vinh Trang Pagoda first, then shift to river time with a cruise…
One day, three kinds of water views. This private Mekong Delta escape starts with an air-conditioned ride out of Ho Chi Minh City, then shifts into boat time—motorized cruising, a quieter canal pass by hand-rowed boat, and village stops along…
The Mekong Delta feels like a whole different world. This 8-hour western Vietnam countryside day (run by Viet Kolors) trades city noise for river pace, small- canal rides, and hands-on stops like cycling and a cooking class. You’ll also visit…
Saigon smells like dinner here. This small-group experience sends you to a local wet market before you cook with Ms. Hoa in her home kitchen, where you learn how to make five Vietnamese dishes and then enjoy what you make.…
Saigon teaches food fast. This small-group class links a market visit to real cooking skills, then you eat the lunch you helped make. I love how hands-on it is, and I love that the chef-instructor explains the logic behind key…
Knives meet the market in Saigon. This Ben Thanh Market paired class is a 3-hour Ho Chi Minh City experience for confident home cooks who want to sharpen technique and flavor judgment, with a pro chef at Mai Home –…
Cai Be is a food-first adventure. This one-day trip is interesting because you start on the water around Cai Be Floating Market, then move into hands-on lessons where you make snacks like rice paper and coconut candy. The best part…
A different Vietnam starts fast. This Mekong Delta trip is built around real daily life, from a longtail boat ride to village cycling and a working-food focus with cooking. I especially like the hands-on spring roll cooking element and the…
Your morning starts with real ingredients. This private Ho Chi Minh City cooking class builds the day around a wet market and an out-of-town farm harvest, then turns it into a hands-on lesson where you cook four Vietnamese dishes with…
