SAIGON
450 Tours Reviewed
Saigon feels different when you move like a local. This private motorbike food tour strings together classic stalls and lesser-known spots, with a guide to translate the menu and the street-life around it. It also runs on a tight, easy…
A good street-food walk turns into real city learning. This 4-hour Ho Chi Minh City sightseeing and local street food tasting pairs landmarks with multiple small tastings, so you try more dishes without getting stuck too full. You also get…
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…
Night Saigon tastes better by cyclo. This private 3-hour ride strings together two very different local stops, then feeds you the kinds of foods that make Saigon famous. You’re moving slowly on a cyclo at night, which is exactly what…
A morning in the Mekong starts differently here. This 2-day homestay experience around Ben Luc pairs farm life with active nature time, plus family-style meals and culture talk that feels more personal than a big bus day. I like the…
Ben Tre makes Saigon feel far away. This private full-day trip slows your pace with boats, bikes, and local craft stops across the Mekong Delta, starting with hotel pickup and ending back in HCMC. You also get the comfort of…
Long Tan has a way of sticking in your head. This day tour from Ho Chi Minh City brings you to Long Tan Battlefield memorial sites tied to the Vietnam War, with an easy plan built around reflection and context.…
That early-morning boat ride is the point. This Can Tho tour pairs the famous Cai Rang Floating Market with a fruit-garden stop after time on the water. I especially love the boat breakfast on the river and the chance to…
This Saigon tour moves fast, but it still feels personal. I like the way the Vintage Vespa format lets you cover a lot of ground without losing that street-level feeling, and I really like that the price includes key costs…
Cooking in Ho Chi Minh feels personal. This 3-course class turns you from spectator to cook, using a local chef and your own station to guide you through classic Vietnamese flavors. It’s held in Quận 1 and capped at a…
If you want the Mekong without the stress, this fits. This 2-day trip strings together big, memorable moments: boat time on the Tien River, iconic Cai Rang floating market, and a hands-on cooking class plus bike ride through village lanes.…
Cooking with a river view beats dinner tours. In Ho Chi Minh City, this small-group class turns Vietnamese cooking into a hands-on, family-style hangout in a spotless air-conditioned kitchen with big river-view windows. You work right in the home setting,…
Saigon feels easier when someone local paces it with you. This walking tour by Joy Journeys mixes major District 1 sights with university student guides who share what the city means to them. It is less lecture mode and more…
Saigon on a scooter, with food stops. That mix is what makes Big Eats & Small Seats such a fun way to experience Ho Chi Minh City: you ride through tight alleys on the back of a motorbike, then eat…
Saigon on a jeep makes the city feel smaller. This private jeep half-day ride lines up the big sights in a logical loop, with an English-speaking guide translating what you’re seeing into real context instead of just passing buildings. It’s…
