SAIGON
35 Tours Reviewed
Your feet do the sightseeing. This private Cho Lon Chinatown walk turns Ho Chi Minh City into a story you can actually follow, from Binh Tay Market to major Chinese temples and a church tucked into the same busy neighborhood.…
Cho Lon talks back on foot. This private walking tour in Ho Chi Minh City’s Chinatown area follows the faith, food, and migrant communities that shaped Cho Lon over time—ending at the classic Binh Tay Market. Along the way, you’ll…
Street food is best when someone local leads. This Can Tho walking tour is built around Mekong Delta flavors and learning how dishes come together, not just quick bites. I like that it mixes classic street snacks with more challenging…
Sea Walking in Phu Quoc is a lot easier than it sounds. This Red River Tours experience takes you to Ocean World Coral Park for a short, guided underwater walk where you can see marine life up close and even…
Saigon feels different when you skip the main roads. This half-day private walk takes you through back alleys and local markets you’d be hard-pressed to find on your own. I like that it’s set up for a more personal pace…
Saigon on foot at night has a special rhythm. This Saigon at Night Walking Street Food Tour is built for that in-between time when the city cools down, street life ramps up, and you get to see places most people…
Ho Chi Minh City can overwhelm your first day. This private walking tour makes it feel manageable by connecting you with a local guide who steers you toward the historic spots that matter—while also flagging practical places to eat, shop,…
Saigon has a bunker secret. This Ho Chi Minh City walking tour pairs the downtown sights you came for with two Vietnam War stops you probably would skip on your own. I like that it keeps things compact, with an…
Saigon tastes like a story you can eat. This walking food tour is built around 10 signature dishes and the kind of local routing that helps you hit real favorites fast. I also like the way the guides (including Tri…
City icons, at walking pace. This private walking tour for $12 packs a tight set of landmarks into roughly 2 to 3 hours with a mobile ticket and a local host who shares what to notice as you go. I…
History in walking distance. This tour links two heavy-hitters in Ho Chi Minh City: the Independence Palace (the Reunification Palace) and the War Remnants Museum. You get to see landmark spaces and then immediately follow with exhibits that explain Vietnam’s…
Food here moves fast, in a good way. This walking tour in Ho Chi Minh City is built around authentic street-food tastings and the chance to talk with locals, not just take photos and move on. I like that it…
Street food in Saigon goes straight to your senses. This Saigon street food walking tour pairs hotel pickup from several districts with a guided food crawl and a quick city look, then tops it off with a stop at Ho…
Saigon can feel like a blur. This 2.5-hour walking tour gives you a simple route through the city’s big landmarks, with a local guide who explains what you’re seeing and why it mattered. I especially like the way the stops…
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Saigon at night moves fast. This evening walking tour is built for an easy, guided way to see central District 1 after dark, with a free e-sim perk when you book. You’re not just passing buildings—you’re getting street-level context and…
