• Mariamman Hindu Temple - Discover the vibrant colors and intricate architecture of the Mariamman Hindu Temple, a spiritual oasis that stands as a testament to Saigon’s rich multicultural tapestry.
• Tao Dan Park - Visit Hung Vuong Temple (Temple of the Hung Kings) found in modern-day Tao Dan park , dedicated to the legendary Hung Kings, founders of Vietnam, a place that echoes with the nation’s deep-rooted respect for its ancestors.

A short walk away is the Champa Temple, a hidden gem within the park that showcases the unique architectural style and cultural heritage of the ancient Champa civilization.

• The Independence Palace - Visit the Independence Palace, also known as the Reunification Palace, a landmark steeped in history and symbolism, marking the end of the Vietnam War and a pivotal site in the nation’s modern history.

Note: We will view it from outside, but not go inside the actual building.

• Museum of Ho Chi Minh City - Delve into the rich tapestry of local history at the Museum of Ho Chi Minh City, formerly the Gia Long Museum, where a treasure trove of artifacts and exhibits narrate the compelling story of the city’s past.

Afterwards, marvel at the ancient beauty of the 300-Year-Old Tree, a living testament to Saigon’s enduring history and a natural landmark that has witnessed the city’s transformation over centuries.

• Institute of Cultural Exchange with France (IDECAF) - Explore the cultural fusion and exhibitions at IDECAF, the Institute of Cultural Exchange with France, where you can immerse yourself in a blend of Vietnamese and French artistic and cultural influences, symbolizing the rich collaboration between the two nations.

IDECAF is where many world-famous performances, concerts and various cultural events are shown.

• President ho Chi Minh Statue - Witness the iconic statue of Ho Chi Minh on Nguyễn Huệ, a revered monument dedicated to the beloved leader, symbolizing the spirit of Vietnamese resilience and independence.
• Nguyen Hue Street - Enjoy a leisurely stroll down Nguyễn Huệ, a bustling pedestrianized avenue in the heart of Saigon, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, lined with shops, cafes, and a pulsating energy that captures the essence of the city’s urban life.
• Saigon Opera House (Ho Chi Minh Municipal Theater) - Admire the elegance of the Saigon Opera House, an architectural masterpiece with its stunning French colonial design, a cultural landmark where the arts have thrived and continue to enchant audiences in the heart of the city.
• Hotel Continental Saigon - Conclude your tour at the historic Hotel Continental Saigon, the oldest hotel in southern Vietnam, where you can savor a premium drink while immersed in the grandeur of a bygone era. This iconic hotel has hosted famous writers, journalists, politicians, and various elite, and is steeped in stories of intrigue, including tales of spies and high-stakes historical events shared by your guide in this very setting.

• Guide services
• Tea and coffee
• Bottled water
• All fees and/or taxes
• Premium drink at the Hotel Continental Saigon
• Entrance tickets

• Personal expenses (anything not included in the ‘included’ section)

Uncover Saigon’s hidden gems and explore its city secrets. Experience iconic landmarks, cultural gems, and the sacred treasures of HCMC.

Our 3-hour walking tour uniquely explores Saigon’s rich cultural heritage, from ancient temples like Hindu, Hung Vuong, and Champa to modern landmarks like the Labour House and Presidential Palace.

Visit the Museum of Ho Chi Minh City to see its earliest artifacts, stand beneath a 300-year-old tree, and delve into the arts at IDECAF.

Stroll down Nguyễn Huệ Walking Street, admire the Saigon Opera House, and conclude at the historic Hotel Continental Saigon with a premium drink, soaking up tales of intrigue and elegance. Join us for a journey through Saigon’s heart!

In addition, our passionate English-speaking guides have in-depth knowledge of Saigon’s history and culture, bringing each site to life with fascinating stories and insights.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.