• Coffee Bike Trường Sa - 6:45 AM: Arrive at the meeting point, “The Bike Coffee” located at 816 Truong Sa, Ward 14, District 3. Check-in and get acquainted with your bikes.
  7:00 AM: Review basic bike navigation and road safety guidelines.
  7:15 – 8:30 AM: Ready, set, ride! Begin with a warm-up cycling session through the city, enjoying the fresh morning air and watching the city come to life.

• Ho Chi Minh City - 8:30 AM: Pause for morning coffee and breakfast.

• Ba Thien Hau Temple - 9:15 AM: Embark on an expedition to discover the 9 Descendants of the Dragon by visiting Tue Thanh Guildhall, also known as “Thien Hau” temple.

• On Lang Pagoda - Visit “Guanyin” Pagoda, also known as On Lang, Nghia Nhuan temple. This is one of the most renowned temples in Cholon, Saigon’s historic Chinatown. Established by immigrants of Fujian descent, Quan Am Pagoda is dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy. Both the elaborate entrance and vibrant interior are remarkable.

• Nghia An Temple - Visit Nghia An temple, which is more accurately a guildhall (Hoi Quan), constructed in the early 19th century by Chinese from Yian (Nghia An) in Guangdong province, China.

• Coffee Bike Trường Sa - 11:30 AM (Estimated time): Return to the meeting point. Tour concludes.

• Travel insurance
• Mountain bike and helmet included
• Breakfast provided
• Certified English-speaking tour guide
• Tea and coffee available

• Tax.
• Tips & personal expenses.

When indicating the natural differences that exist among people, most Chinese will bring up the proverb, “The dragon has nine sons, none of which are alike.” According to Chinese culture, the dragon has nine sons, but unfortunately, they do not look like the dragons. Instead, they have their own unique appearances and habits. Some look beautiful, some appear cute, while some are ugly. Depending on the habits of each son, Chinese feng shui experts will place them in different positions in their houses or temples. This cycling trip not only shows you how to recognize those sons from the beautiful architecture in China Town but also goes deep inside the Chinese community in Saigon to learn more about them.

• Quick-dry clothes, specifically long pants and sleeved shirts (since we visit many temples). Not recommended: jeans or khaki trousers.
• Sunglasses.
• Small bag or waist bag (for phones and small personal belongings).
• Sunscreen.
• Sun protection sleeves.
• Money for personal expenses.
• Anyone with a basic fitness level: can mobilize for at least 5 hours.

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